The Dinh Vu Polyester fibre plant (PVTex) in Vietnam has resumed operations of three production lines and is expected to produce 189 tonnes of yarn in a month’s span. The plant which comes under the ministry of industry and trade is being revived as the government has planned to deal with the problems of various such loss-making enterprises.
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Held every four years since 1951, ITMA has reinforced its reputation as the world’s leading textile and garment technology exhibition. Exhibition space for its 18th showcase to be held in Barcelona has been fully booked by the application deadline of 6 April 2018.
Farm to Fashion, Indian Textile Global Summit is an initiative to provide a platform for the entire textile industry. Farm to Fashion is a three-day event scheduled on May 4-6, 2018. Leading textile manufacturers, traders, distributors and suppliers will be taking part in the exhibition.
Fibers & Yarns exhibition has been growing over the last 12 years and the 13th edition, which took place from April 5-7, 2018 at World Trade Centre, Mumbai, also witnessed all the leading Indian and international exhibitors unveil their collections.
Fibers & Yarns exhibition has been growing over the last 12 years and the 13th edition, which took place from April 5-7, 2018 at World Trade Centre, Mumbai, also witnessed all the leading Indian and international exhibitors unveil their collections.
From 14 to 17 April 2018, Groz-Beckert will be represented at the International Textile Machinery Exhibition (ITM) in Istanbul, Turkey. The world’s leading provider of industrial machine needles will be showcasing the products and services of its product sectors knitting, weaving, nonwovens and carding at booth 707/B in hall 7.
A success story of the compact spinning machine K 42.
Rieter’s customer Nitin Spinners Ltd wanted to serve a niche market as quickly as possible. Optimal cooperation between the customer and Rieter has made this ambitious project possible. Within 100 days, 72,960 compact spindles were installed.