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SIMA announces the 14th edition of Texfair 2024

By May 11, 20232 Mins Read
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It is a highly economical fair with excellent services, organised by the user industry and being conducted at Coimbatore.

The Southern India Mills’ Association (SIMA) representing the organised textile industry in South India is organising the 14th edition of SIMA Texfair 2024, an international expo for textile machinery, spares and accessories during June 21-24, 2024 at CODISSIA Trade Fair Complex, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu.             The objectives of the fair is to provide a platform for the stake holder to zero in their investments and expenses prudently, showcase their inventions and cost effective items and other products, enable the technocrats and shop floor technicians to update their knowledge on the latest technology and create an awareness on cost cutting, to encourage micro, small and medium entrepreneurs also to showcase their products and get exposure to the market.

It is a highly economical fair with excellent services, organised by the user industry and being conducted at Coimbatore, which is the hub for textile business in India and the fair would be an ideal platform to showcase and market the products.

The Association has formally commenced the stall booking with effect from 23rd March 2023 and the initial response is overwhelming. SIMA appeals to all the exhibitors to participate in the expo to make the event a grand success and internationally memorable one.

Profile of the participants for Texfair 2024

  • All manufacturers and suppliers of textile machinery and spares of ginning, spinning, weaving, processing, powerlooms, handlooms, knitting and garmenting
  • Textile testing equipments
  • Items relating to effluent treatment
  • Auxiliary equipments
  • Accessories
  • Pneumatic equipment and accessories
  • Humidification plant and accessories
  • Lubricants
  • Energy saving equipments
  • Electrical and electronic items
  • Sizing materials, dyes and chemicals
  • Packaging materials
  • Textile software companies, etc

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