Efficiency, Sustainability & Innovation Drives Trützschler’s Vision, Says Dr. Bettina Temath
Trützschler Group, a market leader in spinning technology, continues to push the boundaries of innovation to meet the evolving needs of the textile industry.
In an exclusive chat with Textile Insights, Dr. Bettina Temath, Head of Global Marketing at Trützschler Group SE, sheds light on the latest innovation showcased at ITM 2024 and their implications for product efficiency and sustainability.
Turkey stands as a significant market for Trützschler, with a promising future trajectory. Dr. Temath highlighted the importance of aligning innovations with customer needs, particularly in enhancing cost efficiency through energy consumption reduction, while maintaining superior product quality and optimizing raw material utilization. The introduction of TC30i, the company’s new card generation, epitomizes this commitment by enabling customers to achieve higher productivity and quality standards while minimizing energy consumption.
Acknowledging the growing importance of sustainability, Trützschler’s TRUECYCLED is a comprehensive solution for textile recycling. This initiative highlights their dedication to addressing environmental concerns and fostering a circular economy within the textile industry.
Dr. Temath identified key trends shaping the spinning industry in Turkey, including the imperative for cost reduction, alongside demands for enhanced quality and productivity. Despite economic challenges, there is a discernible shift towards product diversification and customization, reflecting evolving consumer preferences.
Trützschler’s spinning solutions are meticulously crafted to align with market demands for eco-friendly production. By prioritizing energy efficiency, minimizing waste and implementing sensor and suction systems to optimize fibre utilization, they are actively contributing to sustainable manufacturing practices.
The response to Trützschler’s innovations at ITM 2024 has been overwhelmingly positive, with a strong presence of international visitors from various textile producing countries like Iran, Bangladesh, Uzbekistan, Egypt and many more. This reception bodes well for potential deals in the pipeline, indicating promising prospects for the company.
Looking ahead, Dr. Temath foresees sustainability as a central theme shaping the spinning industry. Trützschler is proactively developing solutions to address challenges such as textile waste management, reaffirming their commitment to sustainability-driven innovation.
