The technical textiles sector in India is increasingly being recognized as a key future market. Since 2013, this dynamic sector has grown at an average rate of 12% annually, now accounting for approximately 13% of the entire Indian textile and clothing market, according to Invest India, a
To increase its production capacity, recycled polyester yarn manufacturer FixDye has opted for polycondensation system manufacturer Oerlikon Barmag Huitong Engineering (OBHE). “Oerlikon Barmag Huitong Engineering’s polycondensation systems stand for the best downstream performance and a reduced environmental footprint,” Oerlikon Barmag said in a press release. The Chinese
Oerlikon Group sales dropped 7.4 percent year on year to CHF 2,693 million in 2023, which includes a negative foreign exchange (FX) headwind of 6 percent and a 4.5 percent positive impact from Riri acquisition. Group order intake last year decreased 17.8 percent over a year ago period to CHF 2,457 million. Adjusted for FX […]
Oerlikon Barmag has successfully commissioned a new polyester yarn production facility at Garden Silk Mills in Surat, particularly to produce FDY yarns. According to the German company, the setting up of the mill with 216 WINGS FDY spinning units was accompanied by extensive engineering work. The FDY yarn expansion project at Garden Silk Mills marks […]
Oerlikon Barmag and Nanshan Fashion signed a strategic cooperation agreement for Nanshan Fashion’s latest nylon POY+DTY project in Shandong, China. The cooperation with Nanshan Fashion is Oerlikon Barmag’s first project to provide a complete solution for nylon filament. The scope of supply includes a complete set of equipment like chip drying, spinning, winding and
PT. Kahatex, one of Indonesia’s biggest fabric manufacturers has commissioned the homogenisation technology provided by Oerlikon Barmag Huitong Engineering (OBHE), a joint venture between Oerlikon Barmag and Yangzhou Huitong Chemical Engineering Technique Co., Ltd. The system has a daily capacity of 25 tons for recycling popcorn and bottle flakes into textile quality chips