Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Large RAMATEX Order for PAREX MATHER Singeing Machines

World-renowned RAMATEX Group has placed a major order for PAREXMATHER UNIVERSAL singeing machines to be installed at multiple sites in Malaysia and China. The order for an eventual total of eight machines was released by RAMATEX shortly after ITMA 2011 closed its doors.

For RAMATEX, this significant investment will further cement its globally leading position as highly efficient manufacturer of quality fabrics with a small carbon footprint.

“This significant order – coming so shortly after ITMA 2011 – confirms that our strategy of being ahead of our competition in terms of both burner technology and energy efficiency in an attractively priced package is as relevant today as it has ever been,” says PAREX MATHER Managing Director John Fletcher.

The agents of PAREX MATHER in Singapore and Malaysia are VENTEX PTE LTD.

PAREX MATHER LTD

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Monday, November 21, 2011

Increasing the output of Rieter E 7/5 and E 7/5A combers

Production bottlenecks in combing operations can be avoided - by the systematic conversion of existing machines. Find out more about the advantages of the conversion kit for the E 7/5 and E 7/5A combers. These conversion kits are quickly delivered and have an immediate impact on output.

The E 7/5 and E 7/5A generations of combers have reliably done their job day after day for many years. The production potential of these combers can be exploited to the full by this conversion, which enables nip rates to be increased from 250 nips/min. to a maximum of 350 nips/min. Numerous customers have made this conversion in recent years. They report positive results - higher production volumes and improved quality values of the combed sliver.

Original technology components make it possible

The conversion kit consists of several modules. Rieter technology components interact ideally - only in this way can increased output and enhanced quality be achieved. The high-performance nipper, the circular comb and the top comb - these are the 3 essential technology elements in this conversion kit. A new main motor enables nip rates to be increased...

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Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Textile Machinery Sector Faces Economic Context

Following several quarters of sustained recovery compared to the minimum levels recorded during the two-year period from 2008-09, Italy’s textile machinery industry has seen a slowdown in new orders.

This downturn, already apparent in the year’s second quarter, was stressed during the summer period from July to September, as illustrated by the economic survey conducted by Association of Italian Textile Machinery Manufacturers - ACIMIT’s research department.

The overall index of orders for the year’s third quarter shows a 45% decrease compared to the previous period, stopping at a value of 70.8 points. The greatest drop was recorded for exports, where the index registered 75.3 points (-46%). On the domestic market, orders fell by 39%, for a value of 60.4 points.

The economic context will remain uncertain over the coming months. Economic growth at a global level is slackening off, and this is also occurring in emerging markets with a greater demand for textile machinery. For both the domestic and export markets, the majority of manufacturers estimate that the fourth quarter of 2011 will, on the whole, bring in a stable flow of orders, compared to the three previous months.

However, regarding export markets, and in spite of the positive signs at the recent ITMA trade fair, the percentage of companies forecasting increased orders is greater than those which foresee increases in the domestic market (34% compared to 13%).

ACIMIT (the Association of Italian Textile Machinery Manufacturers) is a private non-profit making body and its main purpose consists in promoting the Italian textile machinery sector and in supporting its activity, mainly abroad, through the most updated and innovative promotional means, constantly improved during its more than 60 years of life.

Association of Italian Textile Machinery Manufacturers - ACIMIT

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Swiss Ambassador Visits APTMA to Discuss Venture In Textile Industry

Swiss Ambassador His Excellency Christoph Bubb visited All Pakistan Textile Mills Association (APTMA) Punjab on Friday and discussed issues relating to bilateral trade and investment prospects in textile industry of Pakistan.

Chairman APTMA Punjab Ahsan Bashir welcomed the Swiss Ambassador and briefed him of the potential of textile industry of Pakistan. Vice Chairman APTMA Punjab Shahid Faraz and member Central Executive Committee Ali Ahsan were also present on the occasion.

Secretary APTMA Punjab Anis-ul-Haq made a detailed presentation on APTMA as a premier textile industry association to the Swiss envoy.

He said APTMA has contributed $500,000 so far under the corporate social responsibility, particularly on the front of recent floods in the province of Sindh and dengue outbreak in the province of Punjab. Besides, he said, APTMA was also contributing toward textile education in Pakistan.

According to the Secretary APTMA, the association is funding Rs600 million annually as cotton cess on Research & Development of cotton crop in Pakistan.

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Monday, November 14, 2011

Swiss Ambassador & APTMA Discuss Venture in Textile Industry

Swiss Ambassador His Excellency Christoph Bubb visited All Pakistan Textile Mills Association (APTMA) Punjab on Friday and discussed issues relating to bilateral trade and investment prospects in textile industry of Pakistan.


Chairman APTMA Punjab Ahsan Bashir welcomed the Swiss Ambassador and briefed him of the potential of textile industry of Pakistan. Vice Chairman APTMA Punjab Shahid Faraz and member Central Executive Committee Ali Ahsan were also present on the occasion.

Secretary APTMA Punjab Anis-ul-Haq made a detailed presentation on APTMA as a premier textile industry association to the Swiss envoy.

He said APTMA has contributed $500,000 so far under the corporate social responsibility, particularly on the front of recent floods in the province of Sindh and dengue outbreak in the province of Punjab. Besides, he said, APTMA was also contributing toward textile education in Pakistan.

According to the Secretary APTMA, the association is funding Rs600 million annually as cotton cess on Research & Development of cotton crop in Pakistan.