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Falcon Yarns installs first EcoPulsarS in India

By January 1, 20171 Min Read
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Falcon Yarns, a greenfield project with 36,000 spindles capacity coming up in Rajkot, has installed the first EcoPulsarS link project in Gujarat, India with 22 machines. Winding and twisting machines manufacturer Savio Italy and A.T.E. India congratulated Falcon on installation of EcoPulsarS. Falcon will be engaged in spinning, weaving and finishing of textiles.

Mauro Moro, Commercial Director, Savio Italy, and Valter De Carli, Regional Vice President India for Savio, Italy, handed over the Golden Drum to Falcon Directors Bhargav Suvagiya and Richi Kotadia when the latter visited Savio’s stall at Textile Machinery Exhibition, ITME-2016 at Mumbai.

Dr Franco Bonello, Managing Director, Savio India and A.T.E. delegates Laxmikant Rathi and A Suresh were also present during the occasion.

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