In recent years, loom manufacturers have met most of the needs of modern weaving plants. When wider widths were demanded, Picanol produced its 150 inch Omni loom. When higher speeds were demanded, Dornier produced its LWV, Nissan produced its LA51 and LW451, and Somet produced its Star 15. When high costs were associated with style changes, manufacturers produced quick style change systems for Dornier, Sulzer Rueti, Picanol, and Tsudakoma looms. Textile world's 1993 weaving chart contains the fastest, most versatile, automated looms. The chart includes 19 air jet looms, three water jet looms, 14 flexible rapier looms, nine rigid rapier looms, and three projectile looms. Each entry lists the company name, telephone and fax numbers, machine tradename and model number, working width(s), speed, weft insertion method, warp shedding method, color pattern selection, warp beam diameter, pick density, electronic features, and quick style change system.