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Yatas invests in Lectra solutions to optimize its cutting room

Lectra, the world leader in industrial textile cutting solutions, and Yatas Group, Turkey's leading furniture and bedding company, join forces with their knowledge and experience in cutting room optimization.

Yatas Group, one of the leading companies in the furniture and mattress industry with more than 1,400 employees and over 400 sales points, has chosen the new generation Lectra Vector cutting system for cutting room optimization. With this investment, Yatas aims to increase its cutting quality and efficiency, while optimizing its operations for the millions of mattresses, sofas and home textiles it produces each year.

Nuri Öztaskin, CEO of Yatas Group, recognizes that the Industry 4.0 transformation is accelerating day by day, in order to provide high standards and fast delivery in the industry. “Our collections stand out with their stylish design, quality and comfort, and for this reason, they are the preferred choice of consumers. Yatas Group has decided to invest in a smart industrial transformation that will increase the speed and efficiency of our production line and reduce fabric waste, in order to raise our standards even more. For this reason, we have chosen Lectra for our smart industry investments, entering into a solution partnership with the only brand in the world working with digital technologies in the cutting of industrial textile products. This new generation technology that provides more precise and faster cutting is a huge advantage. We have not only cut costs, but also aimed to improve the flow of operations and increase production capacity by maintaining the number of existing employees. By choosing Lectra, we increased our cutting room efficiency by 30%,” he says.

Zeynep Uluocak, Managing Director Turkey & Middle East at Lectra says, “Industrial transformation is increasingly more important in our industries, where costs are increasing day by day and profitable growth is harder to achieve. Post-pandemic developments in particular have made it no longer a choice, but almost a necessity, to invest in technologies that process materials without error and waste, minimize energy consumption, and measure efficiency in real time, in order to minimize the production costs of industries worldwide.




"As you know, fabrics make up 60% of sofa production costs, especially in this period where costs have increased due to the increase in exchange rates and transportation. It makes a huge difference to be able to reduce the consumption of fabric meters.

The biggest advantage Lectra offers this sector is the opportunity to save up to 5% in fabric consumption, with optimum placement of patterns and cutting technology with zero share in the cutting of fabrics. This yields significant cost saving results. In addition, Lectra not only provides a solution that greatly improves delivery times, thanks to its ability to cut 40% faster than competitive technologies, but also contributes significantly to productivity by avoiding human error and significantly reducing waste.

The main reason why furniture brands across the world and in Turkey prefer Lectra cutting room solutions are: production cost savings, fabric savings and energy consumption reductions, as well as error-free production and improved delivery times thanks to the right cutting quality, speed and efficiency. Fast delivery of upholstered furniture is the biggest competitive advantage in the industry today.

Yatas Group is a brand that strengthens its market leadership in every aspect with its investments in technology. Lectra, providing advanced solutions, high standards and fast delivery infrastructure in the cutting room, has further strengthened its leading position by investing in Industry 4.0 technologies. As a solution partner, we are proud of the contribution we have made to Yatas’ journey."



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