Trutzschler Nonwovens is the only company in the world manufacturing all nonwovens equipment from opening/blending to winding in-house. Process variety is one of the strengths of Trützschler Nonwovens. Since 1996 this applies for instance to the AquaJet spunlacing unit.

World leader in manufacturing of textile machinery dedicated to processing of long fibres, N. SCHLUMBERGER will be showing its leading and latest technologies. Machinery on show from the France based company include the GC40 chain gills, GN8 intersecting drawing machine, ERA 40 combing machine and the new range of worsted and semi-worsted cards.

The Indian textile industry should cheer up now. Though the modalities of how the Rs 6,000-crore bonanza, announced by the Modi Government for the textile industry, will take shape, there are enough hints that in a very few months, proper steps will be revealed. Murmurs of dissatisfaction are fading away, and the Amended Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme (TUFs) seems to have got the nod of approval from the industry.

Suessen will exhibit various new components for ring and rotor spinning machines. All innovations are aiming for optimal yarn quality and high productivity, while costs are reduced at the same time.

Established in 1983, AYM Syntex (formerly known as Welspun Syntex) is engaged in texturising, draw twisting and twisting of polyester yarns. It also first textile company in India to adopt new standards in carbon foot printing. With plants located at Silvassa and Palghar (Maharashtra), AYM Syntex is well equipped to meet the domestic as well as international demand.

KARL MAYER Technische Textilien GmbH has emerged as a driving force and trendsetter in the carbon composites sector. The topics of energy efficiency and environmental protection are becoming more important during production and, together with their special requirements, are becoming motors for growth in the lightweight construction sector – this is why the textile sector should look forward to the future optimistically.

Nandan Denim Limited (NDL), poised to be Asia’s largest denim fabric manufacturer has reported a net profit of Rs 16.30 crore for Q2 of FY 2016-17 as against Rs 15.61 crore in the corresponding period of 2015-16, a rise of 4.42 per cent. Net Sales for second quarter ended September 2016 at Rs 302.63 crore were higher by 2.75 per cent over previous fiscal’s same quarter Net Sales of Rs 294.53 crore. Company reported healthy EBITDA and PAT margin in Q2 FY17 at 16.23 per cent and 5.38 per cent respectively. EPS for Q2 FY 17 stood at Rs 3.39 (Face value of Rs 10 per share).

Located in Coimbatore, Simta Machinery Pvt Ltd is an integrated group of textile engineering companies, consisting of tapes manufacturing, overhead travelling cleaners, bobbin transport system, clearer rollers, sheet metal engineering and industrial fabrics divisions located at spread-out geographies.

The Indian textile industry, the second most important worldwide, and the French textile machinery manufacturers, the sixth exporters, have historically established strong ties. The French manufacturers, often world leaders on their specific markets, are offering state-of-the-art machinery and service in long fibre spinning, yarn twisting and control, heat setting, carpet systems, nonwovens, dyeing and finishing, air and recycling processes.