Andina Development Machinery
We adapt your textile machinery
Adaptations and upgrades for braiders, looms, and narrow textile lines: guiding, tension, and modules integrated into the equipment you already have.
Machinery
Explore adaptations and scope Upgrades for the equipment you already run
Solutions
Explore our technical approach We start with your machine and process
We review how the equipment runs and where it needs an adaptation: tension, guiding, feeding, or an added module.
Review the existing equipment
Material, path, and adjustment points on the machine.
Design the adaptation
Guides, mounts, and modules for the process problem.
Integrate for everyday operation
Installation, setup access, and maintenance.
Industries
Cords and lacesTapes and ribbonsElasticsNarrow textilesTechnical textilesCustom projects
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Common questions
What can ANDEMA adapt on a textile machine?
We focus on upgrades to existing machinery: guides, tension control, feeding, take-up, and auxiliary modules for braiders, looms, and narrow textile lines. Scope is defined after reviewing the equipment and process.
How is a custom adaptation defined?
We start with the machine you use, the material, and the problem you need to solve. We then assess the intervention, mounting points, and operating and maintenance access. If the process requires dedicated development, that scope is defined within the project.
Where is ANDEMA's plant located?
In León, Guanajuato, within Mexico's Bajio textile and industrial cluster.
What industries does ANDEMA serve?
Manufacturers of cords, laces, tapes, elastics, and narrow technical textiles who need equipment adaptations or process improvements.
What is the relationship between ANDEMA and Andina Textil?
ANDEMA grew out of the production experience of Andina Textil México. That experience guides adaptations and developments toward real textile operating needs.