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Home » ICC highlights carding solutions for nonwovens at ITME 2022
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ICC highlights carding solutions for nonwovens at ITME 2022

By January 10, 20232 Mins Read
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Indian Card Clothing, which is already present in 22 countries, is eyeing to consolidate its business in the Europe as well as Australian as GWL provides products and services to these markets.

The Indian Card Clothing Co Ltd (ICC) – the leading innovator in cardroom solutions and accessories – displayed novel carding solutions for spinning as well as nonwovens at ITME 2022. “Card clothing is critical component of carding machines. We supply all range of carding clothing for short staple spinning as well nonwoven (technical textiles) segments,” said Ashok K Pal, Vice President (Product Development & Technical support), ICC.

Recently, ICC had taken over UK-based Garnett Wire Ltd (GWL) – a supplier of card clothing for nonwovens – with whom it was collaborating for the past many years. With this, Indian Card Clothing, which is already present in 22 countries, is eyeing to consolidate its business in the Europe as well as Australian as GWL provides products and services to these markets. “With GWL, we will be able to enhance our services in all the overseas market. Rising technical textiles sector offers huge opportunity for nonwovens – an area of focus for ICC for the last 6-7 years. At ITME, we are also highlighting the new service machine for nonwoven industry,” he stated.

At the trade fair, the company also displayed its latest high-speed carding solutions Prolyf Gold series, which offers products like cylinder wires, doffer wires, lickerin wire, flat tops, and stationary flats etc. “With modern carding machines coming in the market, productivity and life expectancy are expected to be more from the card clothing. ProLyf Gold series assures more longevity and consistent quality,” explained Ashok Pal.

According to him, market has started improving and he expects the demand to gain momentum in the coming months.

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