Benninger To Showcase Advanced Dyeing Solutions At India ITME 2026
Benninger will showcase its FabricMaster, SynthMaster and CPB Knit systems at India ITME 2026, highlighting solutions designed to help textile manufacturers process demanding fabrics while reducing water, energy and chemical consumption.
The Swiss machinery supplier’s presentation will focus on the challenges facing Indian mills as shorter fashion cycles and greater product diversity increase demand for flexible processing, consistent shades and reliable fabric quality.
FabricMaster: Versatility Across Fabric Types
The FabricMaster jet dyeing machine processes woven and knitted fabrics, including heat-set polyester sportswear, smooth viscose-elastane blends and heavy 20s cotton jersey. According to Benninger, it handles challenging articles without rope marks.
Intelligent liquor circulation, efficient liquor penetration, high rope speeds and gentle fabric transport support shorter processing times and lower water and energy consumption. The system enables processors to switch between fabric qualities while maintaining dyeing consistency.
Benninger SynthMaster – for the most gentle treatment of sensitive fabrics
SynthMaster: Gentle Treatment For Sensitive Fabrics
The SynthMaster is designed for articles susceptible to compression marks, including nylon-elastane blends, high-value viscose-wool underwear fabrics and non-heat-set polyester woven and knitted goods.
Its horizontal jet dyeing concept provides smooth, tension-free fabric movement and consistent processing conditions. Optimised nozzle technology and chamber design enable operation at low liquor ratios, while its compact footprint supports capacity expansion within existing facilities.
The SynthMaster shares key components with the FabricMaster, simplifying maintenance and providing operational familiarity across both platforms.
Benninger CPB Knit – gentle and sustainable dyeing of knitted goods
CPB Knit: Salt-Free Dyeing For Knitted Goods
Benninger’s Cold-Pad-Batch system, CPB Knit, offers salt-free dyeing of knitted fabrics. The company reports water consumption of less than one litre per kilogram, alongside tension-free, non-curling fabric transport, high dyestuff yield and no requirement for biopolishing.
At its centre is a padding mangle equipped with two Küsters S-rolls. Their nip profiles are adapted to fabric and process requirements to support level dyeing without listing or tailing. A dyeing trough that swivels downwards and backwards improves accessibility and operator safety.
Beyond dyeing machinery, Benninger supplies automated liquid dispensing, powder dissolving and distribution systems, wastewater heat recovery and caustic soda recovery for mercerising ranges.
With more than 165 years of textile machinery experience and an established presence in India, the company combines process expertise with technologies aimed at improving resource efficiency and production stability.
Visitors can meet Benninger’s experts at Hall 3, Booth D1F2, during India ITME 2026.
