Neschen’s Revolutionary DyeSub Textile Print Media

Dye Sublimation (DyeSub) print technology, whereby Ink is sublimated into the textile fibre by vaporisation at high temperatures, is a proven, reliable technology bringing incomparable colour brilliance, durability and even washability to banners, displays and textile decorations.

Whilst DyeSub has mainly been used for decorative purposes, Neschen has taken the technology to higher, more accessible level with the introduction of a range of 16 dependable-quality substrates to offer fantastic new graphics and signage opportunities.

Neschen’s DyeSub range consists of polyester or nylon fabrics; 7 are available under the Transfertex brand, whereby the graphic is printed as a mirror image onto transfer paper and then sublimated into the textiles.

The 9 other products come under the Directtex brand and mainly for direct printing onto textiles, though the complete range can also be used for transfer printing.

Neschen UK Limited stands out from the crowd; a leader with comprehensive high-quality self-adhesive protection films, mounting products, printable inkjet media, innovative printable textiles and a stable of processing machines and presentation systems for graphic imaging & display, archiving, picture framing and a host of specialist needs from medical to construction.


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Staubli Delivers 300th DELTA 100/110 Drawing Machine

The delivery of the 300th automatic drawing-in system type DELTA 100/110 took place early 2008 and was installed at Nazar Textile Industry Co., located in Kahramanmaras, Turkey. Nazar is a producer of high fashion cotton fabric for shirting and outerwear whose products are mainly exported to European countries.

Meanwhile the system is fully established in production and in daily use to serve the weaving mill with drawn-in warps. The wide range of fabric patterns requires several style changes every day for which the DELTA 110 has the perfect capacity.

The DELTA 110 automatic drawing-in machine can be equipped to draw-in either healds with J/Ctype or O-type healds or a combination of both. The warp threads are draw in directly from a warp beam up to 4 m wide in healds, drop wires and the reed in the same operation and at a speed of up to 140 draws per minute. Depending on requirements the machine can be fitted with up to 20 harness frames or up to 16 heald carrier rods respectively, and up to 8 drop wire contact rails.

Drawing-in performance reaches 6 drawn in warps per shift of 8 hours, and naturally multiple shifts per day are possible. Automatic drawing-in has a long tradition in Turkey as this market is permanently asking for higher productivity and increase of automation to keep its competitiveness on the world market. No wonder the population of drawing-in machines DELTA 110 is growing every year – even in its 9th year after introduction.

Stäubli is continuing its efforts in developing innovative products to serve its customers in the textile industry.





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'Exempt Textile Sector From Ban On Used Machinery' – Mr Ismy, API

Recently the Indonesian government had announced to ban import of second hand machinery in the country. “This move on the part of the government is to help the domestic machinery industry as well as reduce energy consumption”, Mr Ansari Bukhari, Director General, Ministry of Trade and Industry, had said will announcing the same.

Since this decision may affect the textile industry which imports a sizeable amount of textile machinery, fibre2fashion.com spoke to Mr. Ernovian G. Ismy, Secretary General of the Indonesian Textile Association to get his views on the decision of the Ministry of Industry.

Mr Ismy said, “In our opinion the policy should be re-investigated since the local textile machinery industry is still unable to fulfill demand of machinery from textile industry and due to the ongoing crisis, some of the textile industry players are facing difficulties in purchasing the more expensive new machines.”

Contradicting the decision of the ministry, Mr Ismy added by saying that, “Not all used machines are in-efficient. Actually a few of the used machines are able to work for good periods of time and the biggest stumbling factor is that the textile industry in Indonesia lacks trust and support of the banking and financial agencies to fund purchase of new machineries.”



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Indian Textiles - A Rare Combination Of Tradition & Modernity

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India claims 1st position in terms of the installed weaving capacity in the world, but it does not have much importance in terms of quality weaving as the share of shuttleless looms to the total shuttle looms in India is just 1.62%, which is very meager in comparison to the other countries. So the sector requires modernization by way of replacing the old/ordinary looms with modern looms. This is the need of the hour in order to sustain / expand market share and in meeting the requirement of apparel industry for quality fabrics.


It is conspicuous to every person engaged in the textile business that the textile industry occupies a unique place in the economy of the country by virtue of its contribution to the industry output, employment generation and foreign exchange earning. It commands respect as the largest employer, next to agriculture, providing employment to about 35.00 million people, directly. It accounts for 14% of industrial production and 17% of export.


The textiles of India bear the imprint of the fine craftsmanship of the Indian weaver. The skill of weaving with deft fingers, drawing patterns and creating designs, is an art, which has been handed down through generations from father to son, from time immemorial. These finest gossamer fabrics woven from yarns of superior finish are now being manufactured more and more on powerlooms. The emergence of powerloom has transformed an art into a modern industry, employing more than 7 million workers. The combination of traditional art and contemporary modern designs, have given an unique character to the Indian powerloom textiles. The modernization process undertaken by the powerloom industry has widened the scope of products such as grey, printed and dyed fabrics and cotton made-ups into a variety of sophisticated finished lines of a wide range of widths and sizes. Besides, the industry is now in a position to offer fabrics not only of cottons but also of rich blends of cotton, synthetics and other fibers. The process of economic liberalization has enabled the industry to become globally competitive, not only in terms of price, but also of quality. It is therefore not surprising that the total exports from the sector has grown from Rs.1917.66 crore in 1996 to Rs.8296.15 crore in the year 2005-06.


The top ten major importers of powerloom fabrics and made-ups of 100% cotton are USA, UK, Germany, Italy, Bangladesh, France, Greece, UAE, Sri Lanka, and Spain.





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Optimax offers weavers a combination of great versatility and highly productive weaving.

Highlights Of The OptiMax Rapier Weaving Machine

• Optimized shed geometry in combination with guided gripper or free flight insertion system, for unequalled industrial speeds and maximum yarn friendliness


• Insertion with up to 12 colors


• Accurate, user-friendly machine setting using the keyboard or interactive display at insertion side


• Reed width of 190, 210, 220, 230, 250, 300, 320, 340, 360, 380, 400, 430, 460 and 540 cm


• Electronic setting of shed


• crossing


• Easy width changes


• Sumo main motor with direct machine drive is standard

Optimized Shed Geometry

In developing the OptiMax special attention was paid to the shed geometry. The short stroke of the sley and the frames and the redesigned rapier heads, allow the machine to weave with smaller shed opening. Less stress is put on the warp ends, resulting in increased warp friendliness especially in case of filament weaving. The optimized shed geometry leads to uniform fabric characteristics over the whole width. The location of the sley cams below the fabric allows heavier beat-up forces, so fabrics with real high cover factors can be woven with ease.

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India ITME - 2008: Views And Reviews Past The Show

India ITME, 2008 - biggest textile machinery show held in India concluded on 22nd November at India's Silicon Valley, Bangalore. The show has seen a great success in terms of participants as almost every leading machinery manufacturer attended the show. Many innovations have been introduced in the show for the visitors who had come from across the globe to visit the show.

The show which took place at Bangalore International Exhibition Centre initially had three A.C. exhibition halls planned which were spread across 40,000 square meters of exhibition space. But considering huge response and interest of companies in the show organizers were forced to add one more exhibition hall was added at last time.

This time there is a change in exhibition venue of the show by organizers. Previously ITME was organized in Mumbai while this time the Bangalore was organizers' choice as fair's venue considering good facilities this venue can provide. According to some in industry this became one of the reasons for less number of visitors for the show as most of people find this venue bit inconvenient to travel to when compared to Mumbai.

Terrot GmbH

Terrot is a leading, Germany based, supplier of circular knitting machine providing solutions for all high end requirements in this field to the world market.

Terrot participated in India ITME with its two special machines S296-1 Open width Single Jersey knitting machine which has USP of new compact Open Width Frame and mattress machine UCC572M which is electronically controlled Double-Jersey Jacquard machine. Both of them are already proven models in other countries and Terrot considering India as an important market for their products promoted these two machines in a big way through ITME.

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International Textile Machinery Fair from April 9 in Qingdao

China (Qingdao) International Textile Machinery Fair (QITMF) first launched in 2000, the Fair has been growing during the past 10 years from a regional textile fair to machinery-specialized fair based in Shandong Province, and extends to Northern China area.

Since the last fair, Qingdao Haiming Exhibition Ltd and Adsale Exhibition Services Ltd joint force to organize the fair to maximize the resources. Welcoming the 10th Anniversary and repeated collaboration in 2009, the show will further enhance the overseas exhibitors' and visitors' profile, as well as the service quality.

QITMF will contribute to the transformation of textile industry, in particularly, to meet the market needs of Shandong and Northern China, thus create business opportunities ultimately.

The fair will take place from April 9-11, 2009 at Qingdao International Convention Center, Qingdao, Shandong Province, PR China. Spectacular Wide of Variety of Exhibits for Your Textile Machinery Sourcing with specialized theme zones of:

-Knitting Machinery Zone
-Spinning, Dyeing & Finishing Zone
-Weaving Machnery Zone / Label Making
-Printing Machinery Zone


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