Apparel Online Bangladesh Magazine April Issue 2019 | Page 34

RESOURCE CENTRE TO ADVERTISE GOING TO A GOOD EVENT? Contact Rani Mahendru [phone] (512) [email protected] Send your industry gossip, photos and news to [email protected] Texprocess 2019 to showcase full range of technologies for textile processing Micro-factories will be the focal subject of the upcoming event A utomation, individualisation, customisation and sustainability – the range of technologies at the upcoming Texprocess are more comprehensive than ever before. One can find trade visitors from the fashion and clothing industry, upholstered furniture manufacturers and all processors of textiles at the event being held from May 14-17, 2019, and an even broader range of machinery and methods for processing textile and flexible materials. “The upcoming Texprocess will be taking off even further. While on all sides, people are talking of Industry 4.0, at Texprocess we are now talking of Impact 4.0. Trade visitors will find an impressive range of technologies, which in every respect, will have formative effects on the way we manufacture and process textiles, effects of which will continue in future,” underlined Olaf Schmidt, Vice President Textiles and Textile Technologies at Messe Frankfurt. The upcoming Texprocess will be taking off even further. While on all sides, people are talking of Industry 4.0, at Texprocess, we are now talking of Impact 4.0. Trade visitors will find an impressive range of technologies, which in every respect, will have formative effects... – Olaf Schmidt With exhibitors from some 29 countries (currently), Texprocess will be showing the whole range of textile-processing technologies from design to layout, to cutting, making, trimming, digital textile printing, conditioning, finishing, textile logistics and textile recycling. Among the exhibitors will be all the international market leaders, including Amann, Brother, Dürkopp Adler, Human Solutions, Juki Central Europe, Morgan Tecnica, Pfaff, Tajima, Veit and Vetron. Following a temporary absence, Sunstar will be one of those being represented at Texprocess again. Among those which have registered for the first time are Browzwear Solutions, Lasembor, INL International Technology, Siruba Latin America and Summa NV. China, Japan and Taiwan have registered for national pavilions. Micro-factories will be the centre of attention at Texprocess 34 Apparel Online Bangladesh | APRIL 2019 | www.apparelresources.com Micro-factories show integrated production processes Micro-factories – an approach to textile processing which is fully networked and allows individualised products, while working rapidly, flexibly and locally – will be the focal subject at the upcoming Texprocess. Texprocess currently features four micro-factories. The Digital Textile Micro-Factory at Texprocess and Techtextil, in collaboration with the Denkendorf Institutes for Textile and Fibre Research (DITF) and partners from the industry, will be presenting three production lines in Hall 4.1 alone – one each for the manufacturer of clothing, for 3D knitted shoe and for processing of technical textiles (for example, for the automotive or furniture industry). RWTH Aachen University, jointly with various partners from industry and research, will be producing