The administration of Gebr.
 Sanders GmbH & Co. KG

 The production in Bramsche from
 above.

 Before the fine cotton yarns
 reach the weaving mill, they are
 transported from

 the warping creel

 to the sizing machine and are
 prepared for the mechanically
 very demanding weaving process
 with a mixture of potato starch
 and wax.

 The lease bars downstream from
 the sizing machine ensure that
 all threads are separate from
 one another.

 The advertising process can now
 start.

 The famous “Bramscher Tuch” is
 made on fully automatic looms.

 The reed butts the weft thread
 to the fabric being made.

 Enzymes are added to the fabric
 which convert the sizing to a
 sugary water solution.

 The goods rest on docks in
 constant movement so that the
 previously applied enzymes can
 take effect.

 The subsequent washing
 process cleans the fabric.

 The fabric is taken out of the
 colour bath and washed again.

 Stretched on a tenter, the fabric
 is dried.

 Tenter

 After drying, the fabric is wound
 on reels.

 The finished fabric is subject to
 a final check on a display
 machine.

 and cut to handy lengths.

 The fabric is ready for further
 processing or delivery in the
 roller warehouse.

 Logos can be affixed in the
 stitching machine.

 The Bramscher Tuch leaves the
 company in roller dispatch and
is sent all around the world.