#INDIA ITME 2022

2022-11-10

Benninger launches three new products at India ITME 2022

The Swiss company Benninger has been the textile industry’s leading partner across the globe for more than 160 years developing and manufacturing textile finishing and tire cord production ranges as well as complete system solutions. Their branches and service representatives are located all over the globe. Thanks to their comprehensive process know-how and their desire for continuous learning cus- tomers benefit from high-quality installations with excellent customer service.

Benninger offers overall solutions for all important textile wet finishing processes with a special focus on the continuous open-width treatment of woven and knitted fabrics as well as technical textiles and on jet dyeing machines and jiggers.

Benninger is proud to present the Jet dyeing machine FabricMaster, the brand-new singeing machine SingeRay and the all new Cold-Pad-Batch (CPB) dyeing machine for knitted fabrics at India ITME 2022. Visitors are welcome to receive firsthand information about the outstanding products in hall 3 booth C1D2.

Benninger Küsters DyePad © 2022 Benninger

FabricMaster

Benninger produced the fastest, most versatile and economic Jet dyeing machine in the industry which ensures dramatically shorter process times. The FabricMaster is not only a robust and reliable system, but the benchmark of the industry in future. Its harmonic versatility is the beacon to conquer new markets. Benninger’s passion for perfect fabric quality makes sure that finishers produce the widest range of fab- rics at lowest cost and unmatched low water consumption levels.

SingeRay

The latest singeing machine is equipped with two burners and a double nozzle strip – 100% made in Germany. The silicium carbide burning chambers ensure complete combustion, and a constant burner temperature thanks to four cooling channels. Low gas consumption and a perfect flame will increase the scope of fibres and blends.

Cold-Pad-Batch

The heart of the CPB dyeing station is still the padding mangle with two Küsters S-roller systems. Now it offers best accessibility through optimised design with compact dimensions and a dyeing trough that swivels downwards and backwards. Enhanced operator safety is another key feature of the new design. Benninger is the market leader for 100% level dyeing results with no listing or tailing. The S-roller tech- nology creates a nip profile adapted perfectly to the fabric and process requirements.

Benninger SingeRay singeing machine © 2022 Benninger

Benninger’s must-see dyeing and finishing solutions at ITMA Asia + CITME 2025

Benninger, a complete system supplier with leading technologies for continuous wet processing and discontinuous dyeing, as well as technical textiles, reinforces its commitment to sustainable textile production with resource-efficient machinery that increases both top and bottom line performance. At ITMA Asia + CITME 2025, Benninger will showcase a brand-new singeing machine for knitwear alongside proven solutions from its extensive portfolio.

Revolutionizing textile finishing with advanced mercerizing solutions

In the competitive world of textile manufacturing, precision, sustainability, and efficiency are essential for success. The BEN-DIMENSA Mercerizing Systems by Benninger redefine these standards with cutting-edge technology and exceptional results. By combining a patented, globally unique system of chain-based and chainless fabric guidance, BEN-DIMENSA ensures unmatched precision, adaptability, and efficiency.

JigMaster – most gentle and versatile

Benninger, a global leader in the development and production of textile finishing systems, designed a jigger for exceptional performance in the field of discontinuous fabric dyeing, ideal for delicate and intricate fabrics. Benninger JigMaster integrates innovative features that allow dyers to improve their processes while reducing the environmental impact. Customers are excited; the case of Swisstulle is exemplary.

The sustainable way of discontinuous dyeing

The Swiss company Benninger, renowned for its innovative textile machinery, has introduced its latest marvel, the FabricMaster, to the Indian market. This soft flow machine is already making waves globally, with installations in Europe, the USA, Peru, Central America and Bangladesh. Now, it is set to transform the Indian textile industry, with production taking place at Benninger’s High Tech Fabrication facility in Pune.

Innovation center for textile circular economy inaugurated

Just over eight months after the foundation stone was laid, the new Innovation Center for Textile Circular Economy was officially inaugurated today at TITK Rudolstadt. Thuringia's Minister President Mario Voigt, TITK Director Benjamin Redlingshöfer, and other guests of honor cut the ribbon to the modern building complex and viewed the premises, which are now ready for occupancy. The “DICE – Demonstration and Innovation Center for Textile Circular Economy” is TITK's largest single investment to date. The Free State of Thuringia supported the total cost of €11.5 million with €8 million in GRW and FTI funding.

Sustainable design of Geosynthetics and roof underlayments made from recyclates

Is it possible to recover plastic recyclates from previously unused waste streams in order to produce high-quality fibers and films? How can bio-based polymer fibers be manufactured so as to allow adjustable biodegradability? These are the questions being addressed by researchers from the Fraunhofer Cluster of Excellence Circular Plastics Economy CCPE in the Zirk-Tex project.

Waste2Fashion: FTTH Committed to advancing Circular Fashion in the Mediterranean

As an official partner of the Waste2Fashion project, the Tunisian Federation of Textile and Apparel (FTTH) participated in the Kick-off Meeting held on 10–11 December in Spain. The event brought together project partners from across the Mediterranean, including Spain, Italy, Egypt, Lebanon, and Tunisia, to align on a shared vision and initiate the first implementation steps.

AATCC announces 2025 Herman & Myrtle Goldstein Graduate Student Paper Competition winners

The American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC) recognized the winners of the 2025 Herman & Myrtle Goldstein Graduate Student Paper Competition. Founded in 1982 to give student members the chance to conduct and present original research, the competition was renamed in 1994 in honor of Herman and Myrtle Goldstein, following their US$60,000 endowment. Their gift is a lasting remembrance of their dedication to young people in the textile industry.