UK machinery specialists will showcase innovations in fibre processing, testing and inspection at Frankfurt’s leading technical textile exhibitions. As global demand accelerates for lighter, stronger and…
Browsing: fabric production
In this interview, Thomas Höpfl, Sales Manager, Mahlo, explains how simultaneous scanning with multiple sensors ensures high-quality goods and less waste for the customers.
Pailung today is already a leading knitting machine manufacturer in the world, and Pailung will continue its efforts to in innovation. In addition, Pailung will apply its experience and maintain its traditions to create a new era for the knitting industry in the 21st century.
Global yarn production increased by 5 per cent between Q1/18 and Q2/18 whereas global fabric production decreased from Q1/18 to Q2/18, according to the ITMF (International Textile Manufacturers Federation) State of Trade Report 2018.
Global yarn production decreased by -0.4 per cent between Q2/17 and Q3/17. An output reduction of respectively -3 per cent and -0.5 per cent in Europe and Asia have been balanced at the world level by increases of 0.5 per cent in Africa, 4.8 per cent in the USA, and 6.5 per cent in Brazil.
The global yarn production improved in Q1/2017 quarter-on-quarter. Thereby, output in Asia, North America and South America improved, and it declined slightly in Europe.
The global yarn production increased in Q1/2016 quarter-on-quarter. Thereby, output in Asia and South America rose on a quarterly basis, while it decreased in Europe. On an annual basis, the global yarn production in Q1/2016 improved versus Q1/2015 with positive growth rates in Asia and Europe. Global yarn stocks fell in Q1/2016 quarter-on-quarter. Yarn stocks were reduced in Asia and South America, while they remained unchanged in the other regions. Year-on-year, global yarn stocks increased. Yarn orders in Europe and South America improved quarter-on-quarter and year-on-year.