German technology meets Vietnamese textiles

Two technological conferences themed “German Technology meets Vietnamese Textile” will be held on July 5 in Hanoi and July 5 in Ho Chi Minh City. The events are organised by the VDMA Textile Machinery Association and supported by Vietnam Textile & Apparel Association (VITAS), China Textile & Apparel (CTA, Adsale) and Becker Travel Co Ltd, Vietnam. Industry experts from 22 VDMA member companies will present practice-oriented technology topics covering the following sectors: spinning, knitting and weaving, nonwovens, dyeing and finishing.

Vietnamese textile manufacturers aiming for new products, improved quality of yarns and fabrics and enhanced competitiveness have the chance to learn more about the latest solutions to realise these objectives from well-known textile machinery and accessories manufacturers: Andritz Asselin-Thibeau, Brückner, Erhardt+Leimer, Fong’s Europe, Groz-Beckert, Has Group, Heusch, Mahlo, Mayer & Cie.,

Karl Mayer, Memminger-Iro, A. Monforts, Oerlikon Barmag, Reiners+Fürst, Reseda Binder, Saurer Accotex, Saurer Texparts, Setex, Textechno, Thies, Trützschler, Welker Spintech and Xetma Vollenweider.

The networking during the events will be supported by B2B-matchmaking (pre-arranged or spontaneous bilateral meetings in a separate meeting area including a table-top exhibition) and by a conference dinner in a relaxed atmosphere. Starting from end of March 2016 interested decision makers from textile manufacturers in Vietnam are welcome to register via www.germantech-vietnamesetextile.de for the company presentations and arrange meetings with the German companies and their agents.

During Saigontex, a conference leaflet will be distributed by VDMA’s partners. Whereas these events focus on current decision-makers from the textile industry in Vietnam as well as foreign investors, a seminar on 8 July 2016 at the Department of Textile – Garment Engineering, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, HCMC – University of Technology focuses on advanced textile and textile technology students and future experts.