Manual can transport slows production, causes errors, and increases costs - especially in high‑speed spinning mills facing labor shortages. T‑CAN solves this with self‑driving cans that automate transport between machines, ensuring precise, reliable, and on‑time material flow for maximum efficiency.
Cut operational expenses by minimizing manual intervention and repetitive handling tasks.
Improve blend consistency thanks to precise, automated material allocation and controlled can management.
Increase productivity with uninterrupted material flow, fewer stoppages, and optimized machine utilization.
T-CAN is engineered for the real-world environment of spinning mills, where dust, vibration, long shifts, and high uptime demands are part of everyday operations. By using a simple but effective routing system, intelligent software, and real-time sensors to manage can transport with precision, T-CAN solves these issues.
Here's how each component works together to ensure seamless operation:
Connects all machines and stations, enabling intelligent navigation between carding and draw frame sections.
A standard sliver can combined with a compact AGV, turning it into an intelligent self‑driving transport unit.
Centralized, intuitive control to monitor can positions, battery status, and routes in real time.
Integrated automation functions ensure uninterrupted material flow such as semi-automatic creel functionality, self-charging and cleaning.
One of the first adopters of T-CAN was JINGYI, a high-tech textile producer, specializing in vortex spinning technologies, based in Shengze, China.
Following a successful pilot phase, during which the system demonstrated its efficiency and reliability under real production conditions, JINGYI decided to take the next step. The company placed a large-scale order to automate can transport across more than 120 TC 26i cards and 240 TD draw frames.
Since its implementation, T-CAN has consistently proven itself as a robust, reliable, and operator-friendly solution.