The group will showcase dedicated weaving machines for denim and technical fabrics in a unique booth for all its companies – Itema®, Itematech®, Lamiflex® and Schoch®. The Group will exhibit 10 Itema weaving machines.

With its know-how and continuous flow of sustainable innovations and systems, Archroma – a global specialty chemicals company – offers solutions help textile companies to achieve a level of quality, durability and sustainability to make them stand out from their competition. In this interview, Anjani Prasad, Managing Director, Archroma India, highlights on trends in textile printing and solutions offered by the company.

The company will again present its latest innovations at ITMA ASIA 2021 in Shanghai.

Grasim Industries Ltd, a flagship company of the Aditya Birla Group, recently collaborated with Taiwanese nonwoven manufacturing firm Nanliu Enterprise Co Ltd to donate 50,000 masks in Nagda, Madhya Pradesh.

Uster Q-Bar 2 – a formation monitoring system – monitors the fabric additionally at the earliest point – the critical stage in fabric formation – with automatic, in-line inspection.

The Indian weaving industry is growing slowly but steadily despite several constraints. To accelerate its growth, the industry needs to develop a robust model and infrastructure. In this article, Sanjay Arora sheds more light on the current status of the Indian weaving industry in terms of production, capacities, fabric demand and emerging trends. He also highlights on the challenges and suggests ways to overcome the same.

The flagship company of the Aditya Birla Group, Grasim Industries, collaborated with Taiwanese nonwoven manufacturing firm Nanliu Enterprise to donate 50,000 masks in Nagda, Madhya Pradesh.

Wipro Limited announced that it has extended its partnership with Levi Strauss & Co., for providing Global IT support services.

Shuttle-less looms are useful in fulfilling the rising demand for woven products. Apart from the high speed, the shuttle-less looms have advantages like less picking energy, more colour weft insertion, higher design capability, wider width etc. In this article, S Sundaresan, V Ramesh Babu, and Arunraj Arumugam review techno-economics of shuttle-less looms.