Suessen was founded in 1920 in the South German village of Suessen, from where it took its name. From its inception Suessen concerned itself with textile components and systems. Spindles were followed by top weighting arms and bottom rollers. In the mid 70s, we got involved in Open End spinning, and it the late 90s, compact spinning followed. In 2002, Suessen was acquired by the well-known Swiss company Rieter.
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Power-Heat-Set is one of the leading companies in the heatsetting business. The team is continuously working on new developments to improve the heatsetting performance of their technology.
For more than 110 years, Mayer & Cie. (MCT) has manufactured circular knitting machines that are used to make t-shirts, night wear, underwear and mattress covers, among others. The capital goods manufacturer from the Swabian Jura has received many patents and revolutionised the automated circular knitting process, and is now the global market leader in the field.
TUF scheme of the Ministry of Textiles, Government of India can be cited as one of the best examples to demonstrate the influence of government fiscal policy and focused financial assistance
The Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme (TUFS), a flagship scheme of the Ministry of Textiles (MOT), was introduced in 1999
TUF scheme had been operating quite effectively over the last few years since its launch in the year 1999 and has been instrumental in fueling modernisation and capacity expansion in the textile industry.
TUFS scheme has been serving as ´Sanjivani´ (Life Giving) for textile sector till date. It was introduced with an aim to boost investments into textile sector.