EXHIBITORS | TEXTILES & MACHINERY
TEXTILES & MACHINERY
FEATURED EXHIBITORS
The sheer level of innovation in all areas of the production process have made this section a key segment in the past, and with many of the leading players present, it looks set to do it again
This is where you’ll find the innovation drivers and quality leaders from all links in the value chain. Expect to see not only the latest ideas but high-performance materials,
top-quality workmanship and sophisticated
technologies and machinery that have made this themed area something of an industry hotspot. These days, more than ever before, commercial success for many companies also depends on how effectively the industry embraces new thinking. This is where you will find examples of temperature- cover
regulating fabrics, material-optimised cutting
machines for foam materials and leather that use little electricity, along with weather-resistant outdoor fabrics and a wide range of materials and accessories for upholstery
along with cover fabrics, leather and adhesives. Adhesives will feature more prominently this year, given that the most important industry players have signed up. They include the likes of Collanti Concorde, Frabo Adesivi, Mastek, Quin Global, Robatech, Savaré, Sefa Kimya, Wakol and Xchem. High-performance adhesives have always been vital in the manufacture of premium-quality furniture, thanks to the wide range of surface and carrier materials as well as the many combinations of material and the very different requirements involved. And manufacturers’ quality expectations are increasing, due in no small part to current furnishing trends. Another area of focus will be that of smart and technical textiles that are not only expanding the possibilities in furniture construction but also automotive engineering.
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