Barmag has introduced POY 2.0, a completely redesigned spinning concept that elevates the production of partially oriented yarn (POY) in both technological performance and economic efficiency. The innovation was presented to a select group of industry experts at ITMA Asia + CITME, where it
Benninger, a complete system supplier known for its advanced technologies in continuous wet processing, discontinuous dyeing and technical textiles, is reinforcing its commitment to sustainable textile production with resource-efficient machinery designed to enhance both operational performance and profitability. At Knit-Tech 2026, scheduled from March 6–9, 2026 in
Global weaving machinery manufacturer Itema is presenting two of its best-selling high-end rapier weaving machines the R9500EVO and Galileo-RX, at SITEX 2026, being held from February 21 to 23 at the Surat International Exhibition and Convention Centre. The exhibition follows the recent opening of Itema’s new Surat Service Centre, a move that strengthens the company’s […]
In today’s textile industry, excellence is not achieved by chance, it is the result of deliberate decisions, technical expertise and the courage to move beyond conventional approaches. Turkish company Zirve Tekstil has done exactly that. By combining leading technologies from Trützschler, Toyota and Murata, the company has created a production setup that delivers
Among the emerging names in Surat’s dynamic textile landscape, Sunidhi Spinning LLP stands out as a remarkable example of rapid establishment and technological foresight. Founded in 2022 near Navsari, the company ventured into spinning with a clear vision — to create a modern, high-performance mill capable of producing 100% polyester and synthetic blended yarns of […]
Barmag has introduced FiberGuard BCF, a new system designed for real-time monitoring and control of yarn tension across Neumag bulked continuous filament (BCF) production processes. The solution was showcased at ITMA Asia + CITME in Singapore last November. The FiberGuard BCF system combines sensors and intelligent software to continuously measure yarn tension between the
Textile machinery manufacturer Trützschler has introduced an online fiber recovery system designed to reduce cotton waste generated during the blow room and carding stages of spinning. The company says the solution allows mills to recover usable fibers that are typically discarded, resulting in substantial raw material savings and improved sustainability performance. In
Introduction Manmade fibres today form the backbone of the global textile industry, driven by their versatility, performance, and ability to meet the rising demand for both everyday and specialized applications. Among them, polyester stands out as the most widely used fibre, available in both virgin and recycled forms. Virgin polyester continues to power high-volume
Across the spinning industry, mill owners are facing unprecedented pressures — EBITDA margins are under strain, energy costs continue to rise, skilled manpower is in short supply, and maintaining consistent yarn quality is becoming increasingly complex. In such a scenario, sustaining profitability is no longer about running harder — it’s about running smarter. That very
Empowering Progress. Inspiring Trust. Driving Smart Transformation. Day 2 at ITMA ASIA + CITME 2025, Singapore, brought another wave of success and pride for LMW. Leading textile groups reaffirmed their trust in LMW’s technology by placing significant project and modernization orders. Finkraft Overseas Pvt. Ltd., Malkapur , India – Expanding Horizons with LMW In a […]






















