#Shanghaitex 2019

2019-11-07

BENNINGER shows innovations at Shanghaitex

At Shanghaitex Benninger shows a Benninger-Küsters DyePad Basic which is manufactured in Suzhou Benninger Küsters Machinery Co., Ltd. This padder has been specially designed for the needs of the Asian markets, and focuses on easy handling.

Benninger-Küsters DyePad

Two swimming rollers ensure a maximum deflection potential and allow dyeing of knit and woven fabrics without limitations.

BENNINGER is the only textile machine manufacturer with the know-how of the original S-roller technology, which is synonymous with an even dyeing resultacross the entire fabric width.In addition the Benninger-Küsters DyePad allows salt-free dyeing without the use of energy by using the cold pad batch (CPB) dyeing process. All these advantagesand facts make the Benninger-Küsters DyePad to the leading CPB dyeing station with more than 80% market share in CPB dyeing.

Contamination Sensor

Benninger has developed a contamination sensor for the washing compartments where the degree of contamination regulates the necessary amount of fresh water in order to a.) guarantee the lowest possible water and energy consumption and b.) ensure a high reproducibility of the washing result.

Benninger –160 years of commitment to textiles, 160 years of responsibility towards sustainable production

The main driver for Benninger for the past 160 years was always to come up with consistent innovation and the continuous improvement of our products, processes and services in order to save limited resources such as water and energy. Sustainability is becoming a more and more important factor for the textile industry but for Benninger sustainability not only means saving limited resources but also long lasting quality production ranges and therefore long lasting end products of our customers.

Benninger Küsters DyePad (c) 2019 Benninger

Visit Benninger at Shanghaitex, join them in celebrating 160 years of textile competence and connect with them.

Benninger looks forward to welcoming you at stand D10in hall W2.

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Cascale launches member-led process to shape 2030 strategy

Cascale has launched a member-led process to define the industry alliance’s strategic direction for the next decade. At the Cascale Annual Meeting 2026 in Athens, CEO Ying McGuire announced that members will contribute to an industry system map that will inform Cascale’s 10-year vision, its 2030 strategy and priorities for 2027. The new strategy is scheduled to be finalized in December.