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Volatile prices for energy and commodities, requirements from brands, retailers and end consumers as well as government regulations have made sustainability a major challenge for the textile industry. For these reasons, resource efficiency is one of the premium targets of technical developments. The increased responsibility for work safety and workplace design is also an aspect of sustainability to which textile companies pay more and more attention.

Based in Ahmedabad, Perfect Equipments Pvt Ltd manufactures a complete range of card maintenance machines and cot service machines, and offers a complete range of blow room machines, high production card, waste recycling lines, overhead travelling cleaner & surgical cotton plants

The nonwovens industry in India is still at an early stage of development, although some well-known companies have invested in nonwovens. The CoE aims at advancing the development of the industry in nonwovens. For this reason, institute management decided two years ago to invest in a complete needling line.

The Trützschler companies´ participation at this year´s Techtextil show is focused on efficiency and quality. Various examples of Trützschler Nonwovens´ complete line concepts and technologies out of one hand combine these targets. Multimedia and interactive presentations inform on line layouts, machinery, applications and end products.

With the election of Mrs Regina Brückner,, Managing Associate of Brückner Trockentechnik,, for the first time in its long history the VDMA Textile Machinery Association will be chaired by a woman. On the occasion of the members´ meeting of the Association in Lindau (Lake of Constance), the businesswoman from Leonberg (13 km West of Stuttgart) has been elected in place.

Brian A Leach and Kishore Kumar Khaitan discuss the issues related to how beater designs and the sequence of opening points influence fibre preparation. Fibre opening is key to good yarn spinning. Good, gentle opening ensures maximum retension of fibre strength by minimising fibre rupture, reducing the level of neps

On the 600 m² Trützschler stand in hall W2, the four business areas spinning, nonwovens, man-made fibre and card clothing, as well as the Chinese Trützschler Textile Machinery Shanghai (TTMS) are represented.