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Sainit offers top European technologies

By November 1, 20153 Mins Read
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Sainit Export is one of the leading companies representing several European and Far East companies in India in the field of technical textiles. The company offers plants, projects and machinery for coating, flocking, lamination, composites, transfer films and transfer printing papers, lamination films, etc.

Amba Projex, UK: UK-based Amba Projex supports industry in the field of technical textiles and composites sector in Asia. It has manufacturing capability on sites throughout the UK and Europe. The company designs and supplies coating, flocking and laminating machines for technical textiles and composites. The business further supports its clients by providing affordable fibre presentation equipment along with special purpose machinery and factory automation.

Already a UK government approved exporter the business has been recognised for its export achievements to date. It has experienced representation throughout the Asia Pacific rim and has a current and dedicated focus in the region at present. A couple of examples now follow showcasing recent installations in Australia and in India. CSIRO, the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, recently took delivery of a multi-use special purpose machine for its carbon fibre research activities.

Amba Projex Ltd says the equipment is unique and unlike any other R&D machine supplied to date. The machine is able to coat and laminate a range of technical textiles at a working width of 600 mm and has also been provided with the ability to film coat and prepreg glass, aramids and carbon fibre materials in both woven and tape form. Amba Projex Ltd was selected out of several participants globally as they were able to demonstrate that they had the experience and competence. The company is very active in India at present and have installed several machines to date. The company offers full process lines for the production of blackout and blinds; machines that can produce the best quality flocked fabrics; hot melt laminators for the production of performance apparel; powder application systems for carbon and filtration products; coating lines for industrial fabrics; and fabric prepreg equipment for composites. Amba machines are located all over India and clients benefit from the confidentiality that Amba provide when they engage with a client. The double-sided machine configured with two reactive adhesive melters and special purpose powder application system is uniquely configured and demonstrates how flexible a solution can be engineered if the client chooses the correct machinery.

Sublitex Italy: The company offers transfer printing papers, Gocce and Metal Gocce films for furnishing, curtains and high fashion.
Salvade s.r.l -KMT: The company transfers printing calenders and special calenders.
Mali Plast, Turkey: The company manufactures lamination films for furnishing, car upholstery, high performance garments, under garments, shoes, etc.
Sainit export continues to serve business owners and entrepreneurs all over the region.
For further information:
Jayessh S Nanavati,
Email: sainitexports@gmail.com, sainite@vsnl.com
Tel: +91 9820225161

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