The two largest German trade fairs for technical textiles and nonwovens as well as for the processing of textile and flexible materials are getting closer and closer: From 21 to 24 June 2022, the leading international trade fairs Techtextil and Texprocess will take place at the exhibition grounds in Frankfurt am Main. On our special page you can find out about the exhibitors and their innovations.
Foto: Messe Frankfurt/Jean-Luc Valentin
The textile network team was on site (from left): Anja Menzel, Editorial Office; Sibylle Michel, Managing Editor; Melek Aksoy, Media Consulting. © Meisenbach Verlag
We were also on the road for you on day three. © Meisenbach 2022
The textile network team at Techtextil/Texprocess 2022: Anja Menzel, Sibylle Michel and Melek Aksoy (f. l. t. r.) © Meisenbach 2022
The new C-TEC weaving machine can be seen at the Jäger Weaving Technology Centre in Münster, Germany. © Schlatter Industries
Sibylle Michel and Anja Menzel are also happy to be back at the trade show. Their first trip led them to... © Meisenbach Verlag
Eton’s automated technology has had a great impact on the productivity of thousands of garment production lines. © Eton
Magma warp tying machine for technical yarns © Stäubli
© Sandler
The traditional company from Stockstadt, Germany, will present a sustainable cotton thread, a solution for fusing without ironing and a self-adhesive embroidery stabilizer for fusing heavy fabrics. © Gunold
Warp-knitted textile façade greening: Low maintenance greening is made possible through functional integration in the textile carrier layer and coordinated plant selection. © STFI
As a development partner, vombaur supports companies from a wide range of industries in the implementation of challenging projects. © Vombaur
C.F. Weber expands its range of sustainable performance textiles for workwear with Cordura re/cor RN66. © Cordura
© Baldwin Technology
Customized warp feeding system by Crealet © Crealet
YKK, a fastening solutions provider, will again exhibit at Techtextil, after the fair was postponed due to Covid-19. © YKK
Hydrophobic finishing © Weko
The Orthopac GRVMC reinforced weft straightener is excellently equipped for heavy materials such as denim, carpet or technical textiles. © Mahlo
sedApta Suite is a software and hardware solution to optimize processes across the supply chain. © sedApta
TVU develops processes for dyeing high-performance fibers. © TVU
© Carrington Textiles
Ralf Duester, member of Setlog’s board of directors: “With OSCA, our customers have a user-friendly, digital tool with which they can master the complexity of topics such as CSR, supplier management, purchasing, logistics and quality control.” © Setlog
From outdoor clothing to fabrics for high-visibility areas – Getzner Technics is the perfect partner in the field of technical textiles. © Marcel Hagen/Studio 22
Since 1982, RSG has been developing and manufacturing machines for the automation of sewing processes in the textile industry with a focus on narrow textiles. © RSG Automation Technics
Evolon textiles are made from recycled PET. © Evolon
The ARWeS roving changing system enables the reproducible connection of the reinforcing fibres to each other in fully automatic plant operation without interrupting the production processes. © Cetex
“Montex stenters provide maximum efficiency, the ultimate in flexibility and the ability to switch quickly from one fabric formula to the next,” says Monforts Textile Technologies Engineer Jonas Beisel. “The easy to use human-machine interface (HMI) makes the operation of the line much simpler and cuts down the necessary training periods, while at the same time reducing the chance of human error.” © Monforts
Dilo engineers and produces high quality machines and production lines for the nonwovens industry. © Dilo
Trans-Textil forgoes organic solvents in breathable and waterproof Purable barrier systems. © Trans-Textil
The ORW technique is especially suitable to produce multi-axial fabrics for technical textiles. © Iprotex
With the Vidya Viewer and AssystCloud, a whole new world of global collaboration opens up. © Assyst
Rivercyclon is up to 40% lighter than PVC coated alternatives. © Rivertex