Innovation in the textile machinery industry is the launch pad for intelligent applications; For example, industry textiles which are replacing conventional materials. In transportation, they are making aircrafts and cars more lightweight, thus enabling huge energy savings; Or nonwovens with better environmental friendliness used for the production of wipes.

Lenzing Instruments booth offers an update on available systems for quality- and process control of staple fibre, filament, nonwovens, woven fabric, composites and plastic film

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).

Gurgaon-based, A M Innospin Systems Pvt Ltd has its manufacturing base at Faridabad which is very well known as the manufacturing hub for precision automotive parts. The company has grown into a multi-activity organisation with the background of textile technologists having vast experience at various levels in the industry. The company specializes in spinning and material handling.

AB. Carter Inc USA, a global company with a strong presence in 44 countries, offers the widest range of rings and ring travellers, offering optimal solutions for high speed and compact spinning applications.

Compressed air systems cannot be managed if they cannot be measured, says Hidhay K of Systel Energy Solutions (India). Compressed air is the most inefficient utility available to the industries, wasting as much as 80 per cent of the compressor’s input energy in various form of losses.

The European Union is likely to clinch a textile protocol with Uzbekistan only if it is satisfied Uzbekistan has made progress in scaling back the use of child labour. The EU wants the practice of forced labour and child labour to be eradicated from the national to the local levels.