Dynamic Autolooms India, an ISO 9001:2000 company, is the designer, developer, manufacturer and exporter of various machines in the field of textile industries.

Karl Mayer has further developed its two-bar, high-speed tricot machines so that they can now produce plain warp-knitted textiles at speeds that are up to 20 per cent faster. Key developments include optimising the knitting motion and making the bars even lighter.

INVISTA´S CORDURA-« brand adds CORDURA-« Combat Wool´ fabric to their expansive list of durable fabrics. CORDURA-« Combat Wood´ is available in multiple merino wool

Van de Wiele has developed a new generation of velvet weaving machines that offer fully electronic control as well as expansion of the weaving width up to 3 metres.

Dow Corning, a successful pioneer in promoting the use of silicones for various applications, is upbeat about the Indian market, and with the intention of staying closer to the market needs of the Indian sectors, has launched its third largest application development centre globally at Powai in Mumbai.

The Xennia Corundum range of digital textile inkjet inks is designed for high quality sublimation polyester fabric printing using both coated and uncoated transfer papers. Xennia Corundum is available for Kyocera and Epson-based systems.

The Cotton LEADS´ programme, launched in October of 2013, has attained more than 200 partners across the global cotton textile supply chain. Cotton LEADS, a joint programme established by Australian and U.S. cotton industries, advocates