CHTC Fong’s has been committed to the development and manufacturing of dyeing and finishing equipment for more than 50 years. In the past decades, CHTC Fong’s devoted to the development of energy-saving and emission reduction machines and now it becomes the basic conditions for dyeing factories.

To meet the growing demand for the ISOWARP model, it has been decided that this model will now also be manufactured in India by KARL MAYER Textile Machinery, Ahmedabad.

Though India is the second largest textile economy in the world after China, our contribution to one of the growing textile segments is negligible, says Avinash Mayekar.

Along the way to becoming a systems supplier for the production of dry and impregnated non-crimp fabrics, KARL MAYER Technische Textilien was exhibiting for the first time this year at the K 2019 trade fair.

A.T.E. is committed to provide up-to-date sustainable technology solutions to textile mills. A.T.E.’s partnership with Matchpoint is yet another step in this direction.

The major technological advancements associated with the First Industrial Revolution – that lasted from the mid-18th century to about 1830 – were concerned with textile manufacturing, especially spinning. John Kay’s invention of flying shuttle, which enabled wider cloth to be woven faster, in 1767 marked the beginning of modernisation (or automation) in the textile industry.

The energy saving spindle LENA has been designed for the highest speeds and lower energy consumption. It is the only spindle in the market with 17.5 mm wharve diameter and energy savings in the average of up to 6 per cent.

Vilas Gharat has been appointed as President of The Textile Association (India), Mumbai Unit. Gharat is working as a Managing Director, having over 50 years’ experience in manufacturing function in all composite sectors of textile industry.

Raymond said it will demerge its core lifestyle business into a separate listed entity to simplify the group structure and create investor opportunities.