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TAI event focuses on recent trends in fabric forming

By October 1, 20183 Mins Read
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The Textile Association (India), Mumbai Unit organised an one-day seminar on “Recent Trends in Fabric Forming” on September 8, 2018 at Hotel fortune Park Galaxy, Vapi (Gujarat). The seminar was inaugurated by Yogesh Kusumgar, Chairman, Kusumgar Corporates Pvt Ltd.

Haresh B Parekh, Convener of the Seminar, said that this seminar aims to give an opportunity to the textile technologists to share their thoughts to meet the challenges and wished that the interaction in the seminar will be highly productive and beneficial.

Tapan Kumar Chandra, the Advisor of Seminar, discussed about the changing scenario in the entire textile value chain and congratulated TAI, Mumbai Unit for selecting this region of Gujarat for organising this type of Seminar.

Mohan Kavrie, Managing Director, Supreme Nonwovens Industries, delivered the keynote address and said that he has less association with traditional textile industry as nonwoven is his core business area. He discussed various issues in the non woven industry.

Seema Srivastava, Executive Director, India ITME Society, emphasised on the educational activities in the textile industry and discussed issues regarding engineering industry. She advised to use latest machinery to stand in the international market.

The Textile Association (India), Mumbai Unit has felicitated Kavrie with “The Lifetime Achievement Award” and NK Brahmachari, Managing Director, Amritlakshmi Machine Works with “The Industrial Excellence Award” for their outstanding contribution in the field of textile industry.

Technical sessions
During the technical session, following papers were presented by the eminent speakers. Guruprasad S Shetty, Senior Product Manager – Fabric Forming, A.T.E. Enterprises, presented the paper on “Profitable solutions with new trend of KARL MAYER–Section/Sample warping”.

NK Brahmachari, Managing Director, Amritlakshmi Machine Works, presented the paper on “Innovations in Sizing Machine – Machine Manufacturing Angle”.

Amit R Singh, Sr Sales Manager, Itema Weaving (India) made the presentation on “Recent Development in Weaving Machines”. Dr Indu Keoti (Pillai), Dy General Manager-Sales & Marketing, Industrial IoT & Smart Analytics, EcoAxis presented the paper on “IIoT- Unlocking Business Value for Fabric Forming”.

Gauri Kaveeshwar, BD Officer, and Anubhuti Gupta, Marketing Executive, Thermax Limited presented the paper on “Sustainable Solutions in Energy and Environment. Vikram Chaurasia, Dy GM – Textile Engineering – Fabric Forming, A.T.E. Enterprises presented the paper on “New Technologies in Warp and Circular Knitting”.

Badruddin Khan, Sr. Manager – Product Management Team, Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX) made the presentation on “Awareness on Cotton Price Risk Management”. Sachiin Kulkarnii, COO, GHCL Limited, presented the paper on “Energy Conservation A step towards sustainability”.

R Girish, IAS, Commissioner for Textile Development & Director of Handlooms & Textiles, Government of Karnataka presented the paper on “Karnataka is the destination for investment on textiles”. Mihir Parekh, Director – Mega Textile Park, Telangana State Industrial Infrastructure Corporation (TSIIC), presented on “Investment Opportunities in Telangana”.

Panel discussions
Panel discussion on “Upgrade, Weaving Technology for Quality Fabrics” was moderated by RR Gorakhia, Ex Director, Textiles Committee, Ministry of Textiles, Government of India. The panel of experts comprised of Mihir Parekh; Sachiin Kulkarnii; BB Modi, Vice-President (Weaving Production), D’Decor Home Fabrics; and Pratik R Bachkaniwala, Director, Palod Himson.

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