ECONOMIC RELATIONS WITH THE SOVIET BLOC-BURMA

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP81-01043R000700240013-0
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• Original Classification: U
• Document Page Count: 41
• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 19, 2010
• Sequence Number: 13
• Publication Date: April 23, 1957
• Content Type: REPORT

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EVERYTHING
FOR
GREATER'
INDUSTRIAL
-PROGRESS--
COMES FROM
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* BURMAN DAILY NATIONAL REPORThR * CZECHOSLOVAKIA
Czechoslovakia ,As A Supplier Of
'T'extile Manufacturing
Equipment
Equipment of a pattern
printing shop.
Czechoslovak tsx.iles are
liked and demanded on all
world markets. Also Czecho,
sluvak fashions are highly,
braised at international
Cashion shows. Among the
tacturs bringing about these
successes an important part
is played by, top-quality,
tractile-manufacturing machi-
nery which ensures not only, a
high production capacity,
but also an outstanding
quality of the products.
Czechoslovakia has equip-
pe.i with machinery or her
tnanufactute a whole number
pt textile nulls in various
suuL.tties, Toe Czech 'slovak
industry, manufacturing text'
the machinery puts out con-
stantly, new and modern
typeii of machines, of which
e.g, the sbuttleless automatic
loum with hydraulic
welt picking meets with
practically no competition.
Also the Lzechoslovae roller
prrntrtg machines fort print-.
ing fabrics are well knuwa
for their precision and effici-
ency, The Czechoslovar
research institutes are con-
stantly, improving the design
rf textile machines which
enable the introduction of
new production techniques.
Drawing on the great
cxpeiiences of a highly deve-
loped and diversifted textile
ndustry, the Czechoslovak
xperts are design ngpro ct
of nrw textile mills both for
Construction in Czechoslova.
. is and abroad. The construe,
. on deign is adapted
according to the climatic and
roil conditions, the machines
nd the auxthaiy mechanical
quipmenc being placed so as
o ensure the highest rate of
noducticn at the lowest cost
f production, while main
ainLL g a high quality of the
.rodutts. The maintenance of
c,. n~tantly pleasant sur-
roundings, which are one
of the important factors
contributing to a high
c a p a c i t y, and quality,
of production, is provided by,
an auttmatic air-condition
ing system.
The newly, built textile
mills are supplied with
electric transmission facilti
ties, as well as with the
i,ecassary, facilities tor,
supplying steam, water,
aua compressed air.'
Maintenance shops ar,e prop
vided for daily, maintenance,
repairs of machinery, and m3?
nutacture of spare parts; these
shops are equipped witu first
class machine tools of Cze-
choslovak ntanutacture, which
have always enjoyed excel-
lent reputation. Water neces~
nary, bur the manufacturing
process is supplied by, higaly
ettertive pumping statwns
iticitid,ng equipment for.
cieaning and suttening the
water. steam is provided by
boner rooms equiP2ed with
automatic boilers of high
capacity, These boilers are
adapted according to the
tutls available to tile
respec-
trve factory: the boilers may,
burn all tapes of coal and
may, he adapted for, oil burn
rug. iho boiler rooms are
equipped with reliable distrt.
buuun and control armature.
.Large plants or factories
which hays no opDurtuuity
of drawing electric power,
from the public power supply,
Aat01 {sItiq wqf winder, fypR XAT
System are equipped with
their own power stations dri.
ven either by steam, water, or
Diesel engines. The facto
ries are equipped with a tele,
phone network, a public ad-
dress system and with equips
ment registering uniform
time. Transportation facili'
ties are also supplied, ranging
from transport carts and lifts
of various types to passengeL
automobiles and trucks.
In addition to complete
textile mlls Czechoslovakia}
provides though her experts
also all technical assistance
in the design, construction
and operation of new mills.
The Czechoslovak experts
survey the site of the planned
constructioninorder to ascer?
tam under what condition the
new plant will operate, they,
direr r, or carry out themselves,
the assembly of the technolo?
gical, power-supply and
auxiliary equipment of the
plant, put it into operation,
train local personnel in the
operation of the equipment,
and infroduce organ.zational
and production method that
are considered best.
Czechoslovakia supplies
complete equipment for
weaving and finishing Icotton
fabrics, for bleaching and
dyeing textiles, for
pattern printing, f o r
engraving printing rollers,
for breaking and spinning
flax and hemp. Czechoslo.
vakia equips with the neces-
sary, machinery also smaller
factories, such as hosiery
knitt ng plant, m a n u?
factorers of,. bales and sacks,
shops for printing wax cloth
and synthetic leather etc.
The basic equipment fnr
cotton-weaving mills supplied
by the Czechoslovak industryy1
manufacturing t e x t i l e
machinery is the automatic
singleishuttle cotton?weaving
loom. This machine has been
designed in three varieties;
type A d1 #J :?Orktug nidth
of 103 cm, type F 44 for: a
working width of 113 cm,
and type E 44 1r a working
width of 13$ cm. These types
of looms weave cotton fabric
of up to 300 grams pet
square meter in weight, and
they can match any of the
known, modern automatic
single-shuttle looms. Weav-
ing mills for wider and
heavier cotton fabrics a e
equipped with single-shuttle
automatic looms of the ES
II type with the working
width of 125 cm, 163 cm,
185 cm, and 215 cm. They can
weave cotton fabrics weigh
ing up to 450 grams per
square meter.
A roller printing machine.
OUR WELDING MACHINES
WILL SERVE YOU WELL, TOO
THE CZ ECHOSLOV 1K ELECTRI-
CAL ENGINEERING INDUSTRY
SUPPLIES THE WHOLE WQRLD
WITH
Arc Welding Machines for d.c. welding
Welding Transformers
Spot Welding Machines
Machines for Flash Welding
Seam Welding Machines
Welding Eresses
Equipment for Welding under Flux
Welding Electrodes aad Powders
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SOLE EXPORTER
PRAM L--CZECHOSLOVAKIA
FOR INFORMATION PLBASB CONTACT:
Legatiou of the Czechoslovak Republic,
COMMI; (CIAL SECTION,
49-3 AX r*;ET1
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* BURMAN DAILY NATIONAL REPORTI~R *
with thirty citie9 of Europe
and the Near and Far, East,
The longest air route
which passes through Prague
is Paris-Hongkong. These
long air routes arc operated
by big and fast passenger
planes such as the DC 6,
Constellation and Super. Con-
stellation.
Mcdern technical develoa-
ment is also taking place in
the Czechoslovak civil airy
craft industry. it is expect
ed that a larger number of
big jet aircraft will be used
for air traffic in two to three
years. The Prague Airport
of Ruzyne will be greatly
extended in the next feve
years. The runways will be
also widened and lengthened
The new Soviet jet passenger plane TU.-I04 parking
at the Prague Airport of Ruzyne.
Ruzyne - Prague's
Air Terminal
In a land-locked country
such a~ Czechoslovakia "~h.
air is our sea", Every month
some 15,GOJ to 18,00 people
pass th