Extreme rising in energy prices and a growing uncertainty in almost every industrial sector: many manufacturing textile companies face immense challenges these days. To compete in the market, they must increase the flexibility and efficiency of their production and minimize manufacturing costs by reducing the input of resources. Online quality control in textile production processes is suddenly more important than ever before. German machine builder Mahlo shows, how data-controlled production can solve today’s problems.

In Herzebrock-Clarholz in East Westphalia, Germany, VETEX, a hidden champion, produces tufted and woven carpets as well as carpet tiles under the brand "Infloor Girloon�. Everything that the East-Westphalians sell to their customers, such as SAP, Daimler, Ford, Porsche, hotels or cinema chains like Cinemaxx and Cinestar, is produced in-house.

The finishing sector is undoubtedly the most significant stage in the value chain – contributing to a wide range of properties in the textile end-use. Bringing an ideal look, touch and functionality to many different applications is a real challenge for machine manufacturers. Smart innovations are needed. And customers also demand solutions that respect both valuable resources and the environment. The Sperotto Rimar portfolio combines both ingenuity and sustainability, to meet these goals – and customer needs which can be discussed with the real experts at upcoming India ITME.

Sedo Treepoint is part of INDIA ITME, which will be held at India Expo Centre & Mart in Greater Noida from December 08-13, 2022. The global trend is towards saving energy, increasing efficiency, and delivering high quality while reducing costs. Therefore, intelligent solutions are needed to help identify the current state and reduce resource requirements. In hall 1 at booth B5, Sedo Treepoint presents its products around the Smart Factory and intelligent manufacturing for dyeing and finishing plants.