Through our worldwide exclusive partnership with MATTHYS GROUP, we offer individual units as well as complete sets of ancillary equipment for the tufting industry. This collaboration enables us to guarantee the highest quality standards within the carpet market. By standardizing this ancillary equipment, we are also able to offer it at the most competitive prices available, allowing us to position ourselves as a market leader in terms of price–quality performance. In addition to standard products, we work closely with MATTHYS GROUP on custom-engineered projects within the tufting industry. These solutions include, but are not limited to, tufting creels, primary backing unwinders, inspection frames, re-rollers, lapping systems, pile reversing systems & winding, cutting, and packing lines. For custom projects, customers are always welcome to contact us so that we can jointly review and define the required project specifications. With our team of technicians operating worldwide for machine installation and commissioning, we are also able to deliver full turnkey solutions. As a result, complete tufting lines including all ancillary equipment are now offered as an integrated solution.
Through the worldwide collaboration between LCM and MATTHYS GROUP, we are fundamentally rethinking creeling for tufting applications. Traditionally, creeling has been approached in the same way for decades—largely because "it has always been done that way." However, to increase capacity and improve efficiency within the tufting process, creeling must be reassessed and optimized. Together with MATTHYS GROUP, we have undertaken this analysis and developed a wide range of creeling solutions.
We offer both standard and custom-designed creels, including traditional creels, magazine creels, tufting from beam creels, creels with fixed positions, and creels with rotating positions.
In addition, we evaluate solutions that allow yarn splicing during tufting production, ensuring that the tufting machine no longer needs to stop for creel changes. Dedicated solutions are available for both carpet and artificial grass applications. We work closely with each customer to understand their individual requirements, enabling us to deliver a creel solution tailored precisely to the specific application. Rather than adding new tufting machines, the focus is increasingly on improving the Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) of existing machines and extracting more capacity from current installations. This is only achievable by optimizing the complete environment around the tufting machine—including the creeling system itself. Creel automation is therefore also a key component of the solutions we offer.


Unwinding unit with walkway (type VDPF)
Inspection unit: (Both fabric goes DOWN or UP after tuft machine are possible)


Winder with tipping gear:
Lapper after inspection unit:

TMS offers a dedicated knife grinder for the sharpening of tufting knives: the TMS 610 Knife Grinder. This machine has a capacity of approximately 600 knives per grinding cycle and operates in a fully automated manner, allowing a complete knife set to pass through the entire grinding process without any operator intervention. The system is supplied complete with six cradles for the rotary table and six knife jigs. The grinding wheel is manufactured from borazon, ensuring high precision and long service life. The knife grinder is delivered as a complete, plug-and-play solution, ready for immediate installation and operation.
With LCM, we offer a broad range of yarn splicing solutions. These solutions range from manual splicing devices and wrapping systems to beam splicers, available in both heat-based and air-based configurations. For all our customers, we are pleased to perform splice testing in order to identify and recommend the most suitable solution for their specific splicing requirements. We have dedicated testing equipment available at our facilities in Belgium, which can also be deployed worldwide to collaboratively determine the optimal splicing solution.
Available in both right and left handed versions with an integrated cutting knife for hassle-free manual cutting.
The Airbond splicer joins a vast range of yarns and dtex's. It can join high- or low-twist, S-twist or Z-twist on one chamber. Because it is printed, its body is light and designed to work in confined spaces.
Automatic cutting of the yarn ends · Interchangeable splice chambers · Dtex range: 500 to 6000


In some circumstances, pneumatic splicing just won't work — for monofilaments, braided yarn, very heavily-sized or coated yarn, and very high-twist yarn. Two yarn ends are overlapped, and a fine auxiliary yarn is tightly wrapped around them and bound to produce a joint of high strength.
Heat splicing is applied when neither air splicing nor wrapping provides a suitable solution. This method is most commonly used in the artificial grass industry to join bundles of monofilaments securely.
Beam splicing solutions are used when tufting is performed directly from beams. This approach enables a very fast and efficient full splice-over. Using a comb system, the yarns are accurately spaced and spliced together using a heat bar, allowing all ends from a single beam to be spliced simultaneously in one operation. This splicing method is also applied in creel automation solutions such as Modra Creel MT, where mobile creel sections are spliced to the tufting machine in a single operation. As a result, machine downtime is significantly reduced.
The Air Beam Splicing system from Airbond operates in a manner similar to a heat beam splicer. However, it is specifically designed for splice-overs between different polymer types. As of 2026, a new solution is available that further automates this process, allowing all yarns to be connected quickly and automatically in a single operation. This innovation enables highly efficient splice-overs and makes the tufting of smaller production lots significantly more productive and flexible.

Market leading repair gun for the tufting industry · High pile version available for the Artificial Grass manufacturers · 5 needle sizes available to suit machine gauge · Cast Aluminium body giving great strength and weight benefits · Easy set pile height adjustment
Manufactured to fit all styles of inspection/lapping frames · Fast and effective retractable repair gun support · Quick, efficient, slide position across full sewing width · Elevated pneumatic connection to avoid trailing airlines · Operator Friendly
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