Belgian Textile Industry Gears Up for ITMA ASIA + CITME 2020

Despite the fact that the coronavirus pandemic continues to have an impact on international business travel, the Belgian textile machinery technology industry gears up for ITMA ASIA + CITME.

Swiss weaving machinery manufacturers are in the forefront of novel application development.

At the Moscow Polyurethanex trade fair, Oerlikon Barmag presented its GM and GA series with corresponding components for various applications.

Online visitor registration for ITMA Asia + CITME 2020 which will be held at the National Exhibition and Convention Centre (NECC) in Shanghai is now open.

Saying that TME 2021 is an important opportunity to interact customers, Ulubilge said,"We will have the opportunity to share a common platform together thanks to TME 2021."

The Textile Machinery and Accessories Industrialists Association (TEMSAD), which was established in 1998 to serve for the Turkish textile machinery industry, continues to operate with 214 member companies.

Cornelia Buchwalder, ‘’The 2020 export statistics of the Swiss Textile Machines showed a minus of around 25% compared to 2019, the top five export countries being China, Germany, Turkey, the US and India.’’

Erwin Devloo "Sustainability is the key to our future, it is our primary duty to create better living spaces for humanity while protecting the world for our children."

While only 3.5 percent of the BCF systems installed in 2012 in Turkey by Oerlikon Neumag were designed for polyester, this figure had already increased to 65 percent of all systems by 2020.

KTM Krantz, which will exhibit at TME 2021 with yarn dyeing and fabric jet machines, will introduce the latest systems that they have developed in yarn and fabric dyeing to sector representatives.