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Cinte Techtextil China’s first annual and second hybrid edition on schedule for 22 – 24 June

Taking place from 22 – 24 June at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre, this year’s Cinte Techtextil China marks the first edition since the fair switched from a biennial to an annual event. And following the success of last year’s hybrid fair, exhibitors and visitors unable to attend the in-person event in Shanghai will be able to participate virtually with a range of options available.

The move to an annual event provides more opportunities for suppliers to take advantage of the surging demand in the global market for nonwovens, particularly in the medical and personal hygiene sectors. This is especially so in China, where 1.25 million tons of nonwovens were exported in 2020, up 31.6% on the previous year. These goods totalled USD 4.58 billion in value, a year-on-year increase of 62.6%.

© 2021 Messe Frankfurt
© 2021 Messe Frankfurt


Exhibitors and buyers alike were eagerly anticipating the switch to an annual Cinte Techtextil China at last year’s edition. “It’s great that the event will be held annually starting from 2021, which will provide us with more opportunities to meet with different leading suppliers,” Ms Zheng Xiaoqin, Material Engineer at Hyundai Motor Company commented. Mr Sean Sun, Sales Manager of Graf + Cie AG’s Chinese subsidiary, which will exhibit again at this year’s fair, said: “Making this fair an annual one brings only benefits. This is the perfect platform for displaying products and exposing our brand to a wider audience. We can interact with potential clients and establish new contacts.”

© 2021 Messe Frankfurt
© 2021 Messe Frankfurt


Leading nonwovens players out in full force for 2021 edition

Graf + Cie are just one example of a returning exhibitor in the nonwovens field, with the likes of Cotton Council International, Tiandingfeng Nonwovens, CHTC Jiahua Nonwoven, Foshan Nanhai Beautiful Nonwoven, Zhejiang Kingsafe Hygiene Material Technology and Hi-Tech Heavy Industry also participating this June.

Sanitized (China) Ltd outlined the potential for medical and hygiene nonwoven players in particular at last year’s fair. Mr Liu Yong, Sales Manager said: “The antibacterial industry in China has been in a growth period recently, as it is still a bit behind the development of the European and American markets. One of the reasons is that mid-range consumers’ awareness of health and safety wasn’t as strong, so demand wasn’t high. However, because of the pandemic this year, demand from consumers is experiencing a significant increase as they pay more attention to health and hygiene. As a result, we believe the future market, especially in China, will experience rapid growth.”




Highlighted Chinese nonwovens exhibitors

• Tiandingfeng Nonwovens: polyester spunbond needle-punched tyre-based fabrics.

• CHTC Jiahua Nonwoven: various nonwovens products for high-end medical, hygiene and other fields.

• Foshan Nanhai Beautiful Nonwoven: nonwoven fabric rolls (for sanitary materials, medical use and industrial use), medical products (isolation gowns, medical wraps, surgical drapes, surgical gowns, surgical kits, masks and protective clothing) and industrial products (shopping bags, cold storage bags, home storage, car covers and pillowcases).

• Sunshine Hygiene and Health Care Technology Jiangyin: spunlace, meltblown and composite nonwovens for sanitary and medical materials such as dry and wet wipes, medical wipes, facial masks, bed sheets and more.

• Zhejiang Kingsafe Hygiene Material Technology: spunlace, functional composite spunlace, spunbond and functional composite spunbond materials for personal care and sanitary products.

• Hubei Xinrou Hygiene Products: the company has advanced cotton medical, sanitary and spunlace nonwovens production lines.

• Broadenwin Machinery Jiangsu: calender and embossing machine and roller products for the textile printing and dyeing, nonwoven, paper, rubber and other industries.

• Hi-Tech Heavy Industry: their nonwovens machinery includes spunlace and winding machines, cylinder dryers, bale openers, mixers, drafters and more.

• Jinjiang Xingtai Non-Woven Products: they boast various spunlace nonwoven production lines for products such as medical and health care, clothing, shoes and bedding.

• Dalian Huayang New Materials Technology: engaged in high-end spunbond nonwoven fabrics equipment and polyester spunbond technical equipment.

Techtextil Digital Days @ Cinte Techtextil China 2021

Techtextil in Germany and daughter show Cinte Techtextil China are teaming up to launch an online platform, Techtextil Digital Days @ Cinte Techtextil China 2021, to allow exhibitors and buyers to connect seamlessly from anywhere in the world. In particular, Chinese suppliers who would typically exhibit at Techtextil can take part in Cinte Techtextil China with both a physical and online presence, to connect with buyers they would normally meet in Frankfurt. More details can be found here: https://cinte-techtextil-china.hk.messefrankfurt.com/shanghai/en/planning-preparation/OnlineOnsite.html.

Cinte Techtextil China’s product categories cover 12 application areas, which comprehensively span the full range of potential uses of modern technical textiles and nonwovens. These categories also span the entire industry, from upstream technology and raw materials providers to finished fabrics, chemicals and other solutions. This full coverage of product groups and application areas ensures the fair is an effective business platform for the entire industry.






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