"DMA Textile Care, Fabric and Leather Technologies to extend its support for one of the leading International Trade Fair for Technical Textiles and Nonwovens -Techtextil India. It will work up to increase its scope into the garment machinery segment this year. Working together with the VDMA Textile Care, Fabric and Leather Technologies, the organizer plans to capitalize on this market need and deliver a specialized platform that is completely focused on business requirements of the Indian market."
DMA Textile Care, Fabric and Leather Technologies to extend its support for one of the leading International Trade Fair for Technical Textiles and Nonwovens -Techtextil India. It will work up to increase its scope into the garment machinery segment this year. Working together with the VDMA Textile Care, Fabric and Leather Technologies, the organizer plans to capitalize on this market need and deliver a specialized platform that is completely focused on business requirements of the Indian market.
This launch has even drawn attention of the buyers from India’s largest garmenting associations Apparel Export promotion Council and Clothing manufacturing of India both of these have shown their support to this plan. These associations are planning to visit the fair to recognize the developments and get new technologies to their members.
The support demonstrates the hugeprospective for trade and technology transfer between Indian and German companies they will target the increasing demand and manufacturing emphasis of the garment and textiles industry in India.
India being one of the major producers of garments international, the demand for automation solutions is increasing says Elgar Straub, Managing Director of VDMA Textile Care.
India is the second major textile manufacturing capacity globally with the textile machinery sector witnessing a growth of 8-10 percent year on year leading in apparel consumption as well as inexports. It is definitely, giving growth to computerization garmenting processes to move in the Indian market.
Giving importance to the launch of Texprocess Pavilion has increased with themajor machinery importers IIGM and E H Turel, Mehala already on board. According to the Pavan Kapoor, Managing Director, IIGM India's diverse markets are rightly positioned to manufacture, consume and export non-traditional textile products. Products that are not related to apparelhave diverse applications in geo thermal, wind, automotive, process industries, health care and technical textile etc compared to the traditional methods of manufacturing adissimilar technologies is needed for such industry related products.
He further adds that besides leaning about the applications of these newer technologies, these segments of business would surpass the requirement of traditional textile and leather products.
Discussions are also under-way with a lot of companies to bring in a mix of international expertise in technical textiles and technologies on one platform.
Texprocess and Techtextil in India will bringanoutstanding showcase that will cover the completeprice chain in the fields of technical textiles, nonwovens, apparel textiles and apparel and textile technology. The market for technical textiles is growing and demand for processing technologies is also increasing.
