EXHIBITORS | TEXTILE & MACHINERY
TEXTILE & MACHINERY
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Temperature-regulating cover fabrics, material- optimized cutting machines for foam materials and leathers that use little electricity, weather-resistant outdoor fabrics: today, success is the result of innovative ideas, high-performance materials – and perfect processing with advanced technologies and machines. The Textile & Machinery area is where the quality leaders and drivers of innovation from all levels of the value chain presented their newly developed products. Here visitors could fi nd machinery for upholstery and bedding, upholstery materials, upholstery accessories, cover fabrics and leather products. As Arne Petersen, Vice President Trade Fair Management of Koelnmesse GmbH, comments: “In the fi nal section, Textile & Machinery, the exhibitors were upholstery materials,
fabrics and leather with the related processing machines. Here, explored a totally new theme this year: ‘Mobile Spaces’ was the motto of the Piazza – and as the name suggests it was about interzum also being highly interesting for the designers and outfi tters of mobile interiors such as cars or caravans. Well-known suppliers from the automotive sector were located in the proximity of this event area – a completely new exhibitor group.” The ‘mobile spaces’ event area in Hall 10.1 initially focused
on rolling spaces – vehicles – in 2017. All the trends in the mobile sector are relevant to interzum because new materials and innovations in function, machinery and lightweight design are required to put them into practice, and the requirements for mobile spaces are often even more demanding than in a residential context.
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