At the upcoming Techtextil 2024 exhibition in Frankfurt, Germany, the British Textile Machinery Association (BTMA) is set to unveil sophisticated systems for testing fibres and advanced materials. Key exhibitors, including James Heal, VeriVide, Shelton Vision, Airbond, and Fibre Extrusion Technologies (FET), will showcase innovative technologies tailored to meet the evolving demands of various industries.
James Heal, renowned for its longstanding partnerships with major technical textile producers, will spotlight its latest Performance Testing collection, emphasizing simplicity, speed, and intuitiveness in testing procedures. The company's AirPro air permeability tester and HydroView hydrostatic head tester promise enhanced efficiency in assessing textile properties, crucial for applications ranging from medical to outdoor gear.
VeriVide's focus on color precision is evident in its DigiEye system, facilitating non-contact color measurement and digital imaging for streamlined quality control across diverse sectors, including automotive, aerospace, and medical industries.
Shelton Vision introduces WebSpector, an automated fabric inspection system equipped with advanced image processing techniques, capable of flawlessly detecting faults even in fabrics with intricate patterns and distortion.
Airbond's latest splicing technologies offer resource efficiency, particularly beneficial for handling expensive materials like carbon and aramid. With 3D-printed patented splicers, Airbond enables seamless yarn splicing, significantly surpassing traditional machines in handling capacity.
FET's collaboration with clients in developing customized fibres and advanced extrusion systems underscores its commitment to meeting niche market demands. With expanded facilities enhancing capacity and efficiency, FET is well-positioned to accelerate technical trials and drive innovation.
BTMA CEO Jason Kent anticipates fruitful discussions at Techtextil 2024, recognizing the event's significance in shaping the trajectory of the technical textiles market. As BTMA continues to champion British textile machinery on the global stage, Techtextil remains a vital platform for industry leaders to showcase innovations and explore emerging opportunities.
