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Lapp’s cabling solutions

By January 1, 20182 Mins Read
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Lapp Group India, a 100 per cent subsidiary of the Lapp Group Germany and a leading supplier of integrated solutions and branded products in the field of cable and connection technology in India, participated in 2nd International Textile Machinery & Accessories Exhibition (ITMACH) at Ahmedabad.

Lapp Group India showcased their products that are designed to meet the requirements of the textile manufacturing processes like, spinning, pre-treatment, weaving, knitting, dyeing, printing, and fabric finishing. Their portfolio included standard and highly flexible cables, industrial connectors and screw technology, customised system solutions and technical accessories.

“The Indian textile industry contributes approximately 2 per cent to India’s GDP, and 14 per cent to overall Index of Industrial Production (IIP). Deployment of modern machinery and techniques along with continues innovation will ensure seamless production setup in the textile manufacturing unit. At Lapp India, we understand the growing industry requirements and offer cabling solutions that are slim, light weight, highly flexible and robust. They can withstand bends and torsions, in addition to being chemical and oil resistant. We also offer customised solutions to help industry scale up production”, said Marc Jarrault, Managing Director, Lapp India.

The exhibition was a platform for Lapp to showcase their tried and tested. On display, at Lapp India’s stall at ITMACH 2017 was OLFLEX CONNECT, the customised plug ‘n’ play solution – from simple cable harness to a complex chain assembly. A wide range of cables – OLFLEX CLASSIC 110 – screened PVC control cables designed to be flame retardant and all weather resistant; UNITRONIC data network cables and field bus components for transmission of simple control signals without leakage; ETHERLINE High-quality data communication cables for ETHERNET technology; and EPIC SMART, industrial connectors designed and manufactured specifically for the Asian markets. Lapp also exhibited their newly launched ETHERLINE ACCESS, the managed and unmanaged switches. With these cables, connectors and switches, Lapp Group India is a one stop solution provider to ensure reliable connectivity.

The Indian textiles industry, currently estimated at around $120 billion, is expected to reach $230 billion by 2020. The future of Indian textile industry looks promising fueled by both domestic consumption as well as export demand.

ITMACH aims to build conducive business environment, generate business ideas and create opportunities for textile machinery and textile and apparel industry globally. It is the marketplace to interact with potential and existing customers from India and neighbouring countries.

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