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Home » Demand for double jersey circular knitting machines is surging: Martin Vorsatz
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Demand for double jersey circular knitting machines is surging: Martin Vorsatz

By June 28, 20242 Mins Read
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India and Turkey are emerging as crucial markets because of their current high demand and future potential, according to Martin Vorsatz, MD, Terrot Textilmaschinen GmbH.

The Chemnitz (Germany) based Terrot Textilmaschinen GmbH – known for producing high-quality servo knitting machines for single and double jersey fabrics – presented its latest innovations and technologies in the field of circular knitting machines at ITM 2024. The company has been a key player in the global textile industry for over 162 years.

Reflecting on current market dynamics, it is seen a growing demand for double jersey machines, particularly in markets like Turkey and India. “Terrot’s versatility serves both the fashion and technical textiles sectors, with specialties such as mattress ticking, catering to varied customer needs. At present, we are seeing more demand for double jersey circular knitting machines, compared to single jersey machines. India and Turkey are emerging as crucial markets because of their current high demand and future potential,” said Martin Vorsatz, MD, Terrot Textilmaschinen GmbH.

Addressing sustainability, Terrot displays its commitment to environmental responsibility through durable machine designs that minimise energy consumption and waste production. The company believes that sustainability begins with the longevity and quality of their machines, supporting a circular economy by extending the lifespan of fabrics.

During ITM 2024, Terrot showcased its highly productive and flexible circular knitting machine I3P 196, which is known for its superior quality and productivity in the double jersey segment. I3P 196 machine comes with Smartex system. Terrot has teamed up with Smartex, who provide among others a state-of-the-art artificial intelligence (AI) driven error detection system. The Smartex CORE system build-in on Terrot’s exhibition machine gives the customer the power of latest hardware and software technology to control their fabric production, inspecting every inch of fabric using AI algorithms, which are constantly being upgraded.

Speaking about the future plans, Vorsatz said, “Looking ahead to 2024 and beyond, the company aims to solidify its position as the leading provider of circular knitting machines globally. Terrot Textilmaschinen GmbH continues to innovate and expand its footprint in response to evolving market demands and sustainability imperatives.”

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