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We aim to provide smarter machines for the factories of the future

By August 25, 20233 Mins Read
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Yash Textile Machines has empowered various textile brands in India and across the world through its perceptive outlook and technological expertise. Whether it is woven, nonwoven, technical textiles or any other application, the company has transformed challenges into opportunities and delivered solutions that enable textile giants to meet their aspirations. Navin Sharma, Founder & Managing Director, Yash Textile Machines, explains the evolution of textile sector over the years and how is the company contributing in this growth.

How has the textile sector changed in the last 3-4 years? And how is your company helping your customers negotiate these changes?
Since the pandemic, the textile sector has seen a huge shift towards South Asia, particularly India and Bangladesh. We have observed huge investments from textile manufactures from these regions over the last few years, citing a lot of opportunities for machinery manufacturers in the sector. Furthermore, the sentiments from the market are to source advanced machines from local (Indian) manufacturers, as the cost of foreign machineries are skyrocketing and delivery periods are too high.
Yash, being the preferred supplier to some of the largest textile giants in India has proven its capability to manufacture and offer high quality systems to the textile industry.

With the global textile industry moving towards sustainable development, how is Yash Textile Machines helping textile firms in their low-carbon pathway route?
At Yash, we offer software solutions such as fault data recording systems, cut optimisation solutions, data management software and internet of things (IoT), which is helping the cause of sustainability in a huge way.

At the global level, how do you intend to take Yash Textile Machines’ growth story forward?

  • Yash designs, manufactures and provides quality control and winding systems, packing machines and various end of line automation solutions, ranging from simple, lower budget solutions to very advanced technologies.
  • We also offer special range of machines for the export market that is alternatively a great substitute to European machinery manufacturers.
  • Additionally, with the support of our marketing partners in various countries, we look forward to provide smarter machines and solutions which will help the industry to plan now for their factories of the future.

What are you looking forward to, at the upcoming edition of Techtextil India?

  • Techtextil India has always been an extremely successful show for us. It is an exciting opportunity to network and interact with potential customers and buyers that belong to these special industries, namely, nonwovens, technical textiles and composites.
  • Yash has successfully delivered systems to the nonwoven industry for a long time now and have an in-depth understanding of the different production processes and possible technical set-ups. Our experienced engineers and technicians have hands-on knowledge of our wide range of products ranging from winding and slitting systems, fully automatic packing lines, material handling and end of line automation solutions.
  • We welcome one and all to visit us at Techtextil India (Pavilion 2 & 3, Stall No. K22) and learn about our latest technologies.
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