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14 - 1 7 APRIL 2018
In Two
Different
Halls at ITM
Celebrating its 10th year, Alesta is attending the ITM
Exhibition for the fifth time this year. The company, which
all representations participating in past ITM witnessed the
growth of Turkey’s textile sector wait excitedly its visitors in
two different hall in this year. Alesta has been serving with
weaving machines and accessories up to now, they have
also entered into technical textiles with non-woven sector Shows Up with
and industrial materials with their partner companies
which joined in recent years. In this context, the company
that take its place at the HIGHTEX Exhibition gather on Its Digital Opportunites
the interest of exhibitors and visitors with different product
groups. The company started working with Perlon Nex-
trusion GmbH, a monofilament, line producer, which is in Mimaki is at ITM 2018 with rich solutions focused jen Evertse said, referring to the digital transforma-
the family of Serafin Group and other German companies on quality, speed, efficiency and personalization. tion on the textile; “Turkish textile and ready-to-we-
Derix, who are experienced in weaving accessories. Preparing to perform a technology show for visitors, ar industry continues to increase its strength as
Mimaki show ‘digital opportunities’ to textile manu- the most important business line of the country. It
Representatives of Alesta include: facturers. Mimaki Eurasia presents digital textile achieves this by turning to high value-added, flexib-
• Wizard Plus rapier, airjet looms printing innovations at the ITM 2018 exhibition; the le products. This is possible with the possibilities
• Genkinger transport trucks meeting point of the Turkish and regional textile provided by digitalization. Profitability, productivity
• Scholze warp beam, back beams industry, in Hall 6 Booth 604B and C. and flexibility that cannot be achieved with traditio-
• Naveta heddles, drop wires, reeds After reorganizing their structure in the Turkish nal printing methods are made possible by digital
• Klöcker Leno heald, selvedge unit market last year, Mimaki welcomes their visitors printing solutions. We talk about personalized pro-
• Grob batching units with their textile dealers A.I.T. and DigiMania toget- ducts thanks to digitalization, we get rid of the need
• Hunziker temples her at the same booth in this year’s exhibition. to keep a high stock, we shorten the production and
• Derix weaving loom equipment Mimaki exhibits the digital printing solutions espe- delivery times as never before. We are excited to
• Perlon monofilament cially demanded by the Turkish textile industry at present our innovative and proven digital printing
• Klieverik calender ITM 2018. General Manager of Mimaki Eurasia Ar- solutions to textile professionals at ITM 2018”.
• Crealet warp let-off device
One of the leading companies in weaving rers will be tasked consequently. The impact of
machine production SMIT introduce its denim, the Industry 4.0 model should not be unde-
curtains and famous high-quality weaving
restimated, and we will see the full potential
Proud to Present its towels in hall 2 at the booth 215 A at ITM 2018. of such shift towards intelligent automation in
New SMIT GS980 has improved in terms of
the coming years. SMIT’s CEO Simone Rancan
Latest Innovations versatility, performance, production quality, says that, “We need to be ready to see deve-
efficiency, sustainability and is the fastest free
lopments from the yarns to the surface treat-
flight rapier machine on the market. The free
ments: weaving machinery producers need to
at ITM 2018 flight ribbons system marks out SMIT weaving be ready to rethink some processes which may
machine since years: smart and flexible, SMIT
became obsolete due to new technology.”
GS980 has been designed and manufactured
in Italy combining some of the most reliable Rancan, “Worldwide and particularly in Turkey,
we see steady and constant growth of interest
SMIT features with groundbreaking function
solutions that make SMIT GS980 an asset that towards high-end equipment. Customers are
will keep its value for a long time. more and more conscious of the total cost of
The company chose to name the machine ownership and they know that, additionally to
GS980 after the 80th anniversary of SMIT whi- the new investments, in the end running costs
ch was founded in Italy in 1938 and soon turned are what matter the most.
out to be an estimated leading manufacturer of Customers are moving towards productions of
weaving machines. higher quality fabrics and some of them are lo-
Textile business will, undoubtedly, include oking to exploit some market niches where they
the effects of such a radical change. Final can find more profitability. In these circumstan-
customers are changing their production and ces we are very pleased to see that our SMIT
distribution models and machine manufactu- looms are very well positioned.” says.
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