Technical textiles sector is one of the most innovative industries around the world, being used in almost all modern industries including automotive, healthcare, aeronautics, sports, etc.

In India, currently, digital printing has a 25 per cent growth rate and is expected to continue growing at a steady pace. “There is a growing demand for printed clothing and we have seen an increase in the use of digital textile printers”, says Vasudevan, DGM – Commercial and Industrial Products, Epson India Pvt Ltd, while speaking to the ITJ.

Den/IM 2.0 is a revolution, made possible by the sophisticated machinery from Santoni, the innovations in garment processing from Unitin and Tonello, and the unsurpassed addition of TENCEL branded lyocell fibres.

A Report on CMAI’s Apparel Index for the First Quarter (April-June FY 2017-18) shows a positive outlook for the next quarter with a growth at 2.77 points.

Huntsman Textile Effects is a leading global provider of high quality dyes and chemicals to the textile and related industries. With operations in more than 90 countries and seven primary manufacturing facilities in six countries (China, Germany, India, Indonesia, Mexico and Thailand), Huntsman Textile Effects is uniquely positioned to provide prompt and expert technical service wherever our customers are based.

Rieter’s SPIDERweb is a comprehensive spinning mill monitoring and control system, which simplifies economically important decisions. Over 250 customers in 50 countries are using SPIDERweb on more than 12,000 machines, say Huijuan Zhang and Nitin Patil.

USTER has relaunched its LVI family with upgraded electronics and design – and the accuracy and reliability. Nearly 70 years ago, the earliest accurate test equipment for cotton fibre properties were introduced to the market.

Maximum flexibility: The user configures the hypervisor and allocates hardware resources in the B&R Automation Studio software development environment. The configurations are defined separately for each system, providing maximum flexibility in how resources are utilised.

The cluster technology was developed by Radex, a start-up company owned by multiple stakeholders with a long track record in the field of DOD inkjet digital printing.