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#Weaving

VANDEWIELE and Shaj Corporation showcase cutting-edge textile innovations at DTG-2025

VANDEWIELE, a global leader in textile machinery, in partnership with Shaj Corporation, is set to present its latest innovations at the 19th Dhaka International Textile & Garment Machinery Exhibition (DTG-2025), taking place from February 20–23, 2025, at the International Convention City Bashundhara (ICCB), Dhaka. Visitors can explore VANDEWIELE’s cutting-edge solutions at Hall-8, Booth No. 017 (8-017). With a legacy of excellence, VANDEWIELE continues to lead the textile industry with high-performance machinery for carpet weaving, extrusion, and sewing.
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CARPET WEAVING MACHINES: INNOVATION FOR SUPERIOR QUALITY

Vandewiele’s RCE2+ Rug and Carpet Expert integrate a fully digital weaving system technology, reducing waste and improving effi- ciency. It features Connect for real-time monitoring and predictive maintenance, ensuring seamless production. The RCF Rug and Carpet Fastcreel Machine, with high-speed operation up to 250 rpm, incorporate ACES technology and an Energy Bus system, setting new benchmarks in energy efficiency and sustainability. For high-end, artistic carpet production, the HCE3+ Handlook Car- pet Machine is equipped with U4 Jacquard technology, enabling intricate three-rapier weave structures that replicate traditional handmade carpets with unmatched precision.

VELVET WEAVING MACHINES: EXCELLENCE IN LUXURY TEXTILES

The VSi-22, VSi-32, and VSi-42 models set new bench- marks for home textiles, upholstery, and technical fabrics. These machines integrate ACES technology for improved efficiency, fast color changes, and superior fabric quality.

TUFTED CARPET MACHINES: PRECISION IN EVERY STITCH

Vandewiele’s Myriad and Colortec machines are known for their high-quality tufting. The new High Speed Tuft (HST) machine delivers faster, more precise tufting with breakthrough production speeds, reducing production time and costs.

BONAS JACQUARDS: MEETING DIVERSE WEAVING NEEDS

Si Jacquards, Ji Jacquards, and the H3D hybrid jacquard cater to various weaving applications. These jacquards offer flexibility, high performance, and low power con- sumption, ideal for both high-speed weaving and com- plex, multi-layer applications.

IRO-ROJ GENERATION 4 YARN FEEDERS: SETTING A NEW STANDARD

The X4 Yarn Feeders set a new standard in weaving tech- nology, featuring an integrated accessory display for easy monitoring and adjustments. Available in three versions: TED (Tension Display) for replicable tension settings,

ATC (Active Tension Control) for automatic, self-regulat- ing yarn tension, and Quick Release for effortless brush ring or tensioner changes. The TED version ensures fast startup and consistent yarn tension, while ATC maintains stable tension for superior performance. This year, we will showcase the Luna X4, Chrono X4, Super ELF S3, Super ELF G2, Stella G2, and STAR G2 weft feeders, demonstrat- ing the next level in efficient, high-quality weaving tech- nology.

ADVANCED BCF EXTRUSION FOR SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTION

Vandewiele’s BCF Extrusion solutions focus on energy savings and sustainability, with optimized systems for handling recycled materials and improved yarn quality.

BEJIMAC FINISHING SOLUTIONS: INNOVATION IN TEXTILE PROCESSING

The ATSH autonomous shearing machine improves precision and consistency in carpet finishing, while new singeing technologies reduce gas consumption.

TITAN SEWING MACHINES: SPEED, PRECISION, AND AUTOMATION

TITAN’s sewing machines redefine carpet finishing with high-speed performance and automation, such as the TITAN 5540 Fully Digital Carpet Robot, which enables automated carpet production.

MEET VANDEWIELE AND SHAJ CORPORATION AT DTG-2025

Vandewiele and Shaj Corporation invite industry professionals to explore these innovations at DTG-2025, redefining the future of textile technologies.



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#ITM 2026

Vandewiele Group presents integrated textile innovations at ITM 2026

At ITM 2026 in Istanbul, the Vandewiele Group will showcase a broad portfolio of weaving, carpet and textile machinery technologies under the theme “Textile Innovations Together”. From 9 to 13 June 2026, the Group will present solutions from its brands Vandewiele, Savio, IRO and BMSvision in Hall 7 / Booth 710A.

#Techtextil 2026

VANDEWIELE Group at Techtextil 2026 – Textile innovations together

The VANDEWIELEGroup will showcase its latest technologies for technical textiles at Techtextil 2026 in Frankfurt from April 21–24 (Hall 12.0, Stand C21). As a global leader in textile machinery, the group brings together specialised brands to support the evolving demands of high-performance textile applications. Visitors will discover solutions in laboratory testing, yarn joining, yarn feeding and thread tension monitoring, designed to create measurable value across the textile value chain.

#Weaving

Vandewiele Group: Innovation across the textile value chain at ICFE Istanbul 2026

At the 2026 Istanbul Carpet & Flooring Expo (ICFE), Vandewiele Group presents its latest advancements spanning the entire textile value chain. From spinning and weaving to tufting, carpet manufacturing and digital finishing, the Group demonstrates how integrated innovation can boost performance, efficiency and sustainability across all stages of production. As a global technology leader, Vandewiele continues to develop solutions that strengthen processes, enhance product quality and enable smarter, greener manufacturing.

#ITMA Asia + CITME Singapore 2025

Vandewiele Group has technology excellence on display at ITMA ASIA Singapore 2025

At ITMA ASIA Singapore 2025, Vandewiele Group brands will converge to showcase breakthrough technologies across weaving, spinning, knitting, finishing, and digital solutions. From carpet weaving and jacquard, from spinning to knitting components, to MES platforms and AI-powered automation, the group presents a comprehensive vision for the future of textile manufacturing.

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#Weaving

"Dynamic markets do not only create uncertainty – they also create opportunities."

Volatile markets, increasingly complex materials and growing demands for flexibility are changing the weaving industry. At the same time, new opportunities are emerging in technical textiles, filtration, composites and many other specialised applications. Since taking over as Head of DORNIER's Weaving Machines Product Line at the beginning of 2026, Yvonne Schuberth has been helping to shape this development. In this interview with TexData, she explains why process stability and customer proximity remain the foundation of innovation, how digitalisation is transforming weaving mills, and why she believes the future belongs to technologically demanding applications.

#Weaving

More patterns, less effort: the MULTI-MATIC® at Rohleder

Rohleder is one of Europe’s most modern weaving mills. For over 80 years, the family-owned company has been developing and manufacturing premium fabrics for brands, retailers and private customers – 100% Made in Germany. This success is made possible by a consistent focus on design, quality, and functionality, as well as by continuous investment in state-of-the-art production facilities. Rohleder also relies on innovative technologies in warp preparation and has been collaborating with KARL MAYER for many years. As recently as 2023, a MULTI-MATIC® was delivered to the company’s headquarters in Konradsreuth.

#Knitting & Hosiery

Groz-Beckert at Igatex 2026

From October 15 to 18, 2026, Groz-Beckert will present its latest innovations and solutions across the product areas of Knitting, Weaving, Sewing and Spinning at Igatex in Pakistan (Hall 1, Booth A-1-08).

#Composites

Fewer pores, greater impact tolerance: Peter Dornier Foundation Prize 2026 honours material research on fibre-reinforced composite components for aerospace industry

Microscopically small pores that form during manufacture, or barely visible impact damage, can severely impair the load-bearing capacity and service life of fibre-reinforced composite components. Two young researchers have presented groundbreaking work in this field and will both be awarded the 2026 Peter Dornier Foundation Prize: Dr.-Ing. Benedikt Neitzel from the Technical University of Ilmenau for his doctoral thesis on pore minimisation in the RTM process, and Johanna Buschmann, M.Sc., for her master’s thesis, completed at the German Aerospace Centre, on the improved impact tolerance of 3D fabrics compared to 2D laminates.

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#Raw Materials

Brazil sets new cotton export record and consolidates global leadership

Brazil ended the 2025/26 commercial year with a new record, consolidating its position as the world’s largest cotton exporter. Between August 2025 and July 2026, the country shipped 3,373,941 tonnes of the fiber, 19% more than in the previous cycle, and reached record revenue of US$5.3 billion. The result represents a milestone in Brazil’s expansion in the international market and reinforces the country’s role as a strategic supplier to the global textile industry.

#Raw Materials

Better Cotton Initiative partners with Avalo in AI plant breeding for climate-resilient cotton

The Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) has partnered with agriculture solutions company Avalo, whose platform accelerates the speed at which plants with key resiliency traits may be developed.

#Man-Made Fibers

The LYCRA Company expands its co-creation vision through an immersive Lifestyle District at Intertextile Shanghai.

The LYCRA Company, a global leader in fiber and technology solutions for the apparel industry, is reimagining the trade show experience at Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics Autumn Edition, which opened today in China. Building on the success of last year's ALL IN concept, the company has expanded its co-creation vision into a 356-square-meter Lifestyle District featuring partners Jingzili New Material, JYT Textile, Lianxingfa Knitting, and Trend Textile. The district is part of a larger 895-square-meter pavilion showcasing a total of 19 co-exhibitors. Together, they demonstrate how innovations in fiber, fabric, and garments can be combined to create compelling solutions for both work and play.

#Natural Fibers

Plastic-free stretch technologies drive new direction for denim innovation

As the denim industry looks for ways to reduce its reliance on synthetic fibres, plastic-free stretch technologies are gaining momentum. Developments based on mechanical fabric construction and natural rubber are demonstrating that comfort and stretch can be achieved without conventional elastane, supporting both recyclability and circular product design.

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