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India holds a significant place in our global operations

By March 20, 20244 Mins Read
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Luwa stands for well-engineered, innovative systems, plants, and solutions for textile and other industries. The company’s fields of activity include textile air engineering, industrial air engineering, eco engineering, and control engineering, which are compliant to Swiss standards. Ulf Mattisson, CEO, Luwa Group, in this conversation with Divya Shetty, outlines their company’s role in enhancing Switzerland’s textile industry on a global scale.

How is Luwa serving the textile & apparel (T&A) industry?

Luwa has been pioneering air engineering solutions for the textile industry since 1935, committed to advancing sustainability in every aspect of our operations. Our mission is to set the standard for sustainable air engineering solutions, prioritising energy efficiency, connectivity, and process optimisation. By integrating environmentally conscious practices into all our endeavours, we deliver state-of-the-art products, solutions, and services to our customers. Our innovative systems are tailored to the specific requirements of textile manufacturing processes, guaranteeing optimal performance and energy efficiency for our clients.

What makes the Swiss textile machinery industry a leading player in the global market?

The Swiss textile machinery industry, including Luwa, stands out globally due to our commitment to precision engineering, technological innovation, and adherence to stringent quality standards. Our focus on efficiency, reliability, and sustainability in our solutions has earned us a leading position in the global market, as these qualities are highly valued by the textile industry worldwide.

Could you share information about some of Luwa’s recently launched products & machines?

We have recently introduced a range of groundbreaking products that highlight our commitment to innovation in air engineering. For instance, our Digital Solutions suite places a strong emphasis on connectivity as a cornerstone of our strategy. The MultiCell Filter MCV offers efficient air filtration in a space-saving design, while the Axial Flow Fan B800CF, featuring carbon fibre blades, delivers high energy efficiency. These innovations underscore our continuous efforts to provide cutting-edge solutions that meet the evolving needs of our customers.

How is Luwa helping its customers achieve sustainability goals in the T&A industry?

Sustainability lies at the core of Luwa’s values, and we are deeply committed to assisting our customers in the textile and apparel industry in achieving their sustainability objectives. Our solutions focus on enhancing energy efficiency, thereby reducing environmental impact and supporting our clients’ sustainability initiatives.

What is Luwa’s contribution of India to its overall business, and what operations does Luwa have in India?

India holds a significant place in our global operations. We have established manufacturing facilities, sales channels, and after-sales services in India to cater specifically to the local textile industry. Our goal is to contribute to India’s textile sector development by providing high-quality products, localised support, and promoting sustainable practices.

What are some emerging trends in the textile engineering segment?

There’s a significant push towards sustainable practices in textile engineering, with an emphasis on using recycled materials such as recycled polyester and recycled cotton. This trend aims to reduce waste and minimise environmental impact throughout the supply chain.

Furthermore, textile manufacturing is undergoing a digital transformation with the adoption of Industry 4.0 principles. Automation, data analytics, and artificial intelligence (AI) are being integrated into production processes to enhance efficiency, quality, and flexibility. This digitalisation trend is reshaping how textiles are designed, produced, and distributed.

What are Luwa’s growth plans globally and in India?

Globally, Luwa’s growth plans involve expanding its market reach, enhancing its product portfolio, and strengthening partnerships worldwide. This includes tapping into adjacent markets like nonwovens and technical textiles, where Luwa can offer specialised solutions tailored to the needs of these industries. In India specifically, we aim to deepen our presence, provide tailored support to local customers, and contribute significantly to the country’s textile industry growth and sustainability efforts.

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