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Functional solutions from Durak Tekstil that increase occupational safety and protect worker health

Durak Tekstil will be exhibiting R&D and brand power to the global market with the technical threads developed for occupational safety and worker health at the A+A 2025 Düsseldorf, which they will be attending for the first time after the pandemic.
Yissit Durak © 2025 Durak Tekstil
Yissit Durak © 2025 Durak Tekstil


Yißit Durak, stating that they aim to meet with industry professionals and representatives from companies producing occupational safety tools and equipment, said; “At the event, we will showcase both our rich product portfolio and our vision dedicated to R&D and innovation with our technical threads for a wide range of products, from protective clothing and shoes to bags and tents. We aim to bring our value-added solutions to a wider market. We expect to meet visitors from Central and Eastern Europe, Russia, and the US at A+A 2025. If this forecast, which aligns with our export target markets, comes true, the event will be considered a success for us. We also believe that the exhibition will provide new opportunities for our strategy to transform the Durak brand into a well-known and preferred brand in this specific segment of the global market”.

Durak Tekstil, a leading manufacturer of industrial sewing and embroidery threads, will showcase R&D product solutions at the occupational health and safety exhibition A+A Düsseldorf 2025 to be held on November 4-7. Taking their place in Hall 17, Booth 17C74, the company offers specialized solutions for more than 20 industries, including occupational safety.

Yißit Durak, Vice Chairman of the Board of Durak Tekstil, stated that the A+A Düsseldorf is a globally significant event for the occupational safety industry. “Occupational health and safety is a subject with several different aspects and impacts. Strict regulations have been established to protect the health and well-being of employees throughout the production process, from workplace accidents to occupational diseases. In this context, the need for innovative solutions to enhance occupational safety is constantly growing. At Durak Tekstil, we have achieved significant advancements in this area through our uninterrupted and interdisciplinary R&D efforts. The A+A 2025 will be an important platform to showcase our strength in technical threads, especially our highly flame and cut-resistant threads,” he commented.

Durak Tekstil last participated in this event before the pandemic, and is poised to make a strong return with a rich and advanced product portfolio. At Durak Tekstil’s booth, numerous technical threads, produced from different raw materials with special recipes and featuring different functions, will be on display for industry experts. Among the threads selected with their functional properties in mind, stand out; cut-resistant threads (Durak Cut-Safe), flame-retardant threads (Durak Fire-Safe), electrically conductive (Durak SilverPro) or insulating threads, threads with optical functions such as invisibility, color change, and reflection by laser and light waves (Durak Poly-Strong PC-IR and Durak Reflective), pest repellent products (Durak Bug-Safe), and certain products for the medical industry. These threads, which have successfully passed internationally recognized functional tests, offer durability and longevity suitable for their intended use thanks to their high-quality raw materials and special processing recipes.

Durak reflective yarn © 2025 Durak Tekstil
Durak reflective yarn © 2025 Durak Tekstil


Durak Tekstil bases the corporate vision on technology, art, and nature, meanwhile continuing to develop technical threads with an established R&D department, while also opening new doors for customers with artistic threads focused on creativity. The company also produces recycled threads within the framework of sustainability and prioritizes minimizing environmental footprint and protecting clean water resources through investments.

The A+A 2025 will contribute to the awareness of the Durak brand

Yißit Durak, stating that they aim to meet with industry professionals and representatives from companies producing occupational safety tools and equipment, said; “At the event, we will showcase both our rich product portfolio and our vision dedicated to R&D and innovation with our technical threads for a wide range of products, from protective clothing and shoes to bags and tents. We aim to bring our value-added solutions to a wider market. We expect to meet visitors from Central and Eastern Europe, Russia, and the US at A+A 2025. If this forecast, which aligns with our export target markets, comes true, the event will be considered a success for us. We also believe that the exhibition will provide new opportunities for our strategy to transform the Durak brand into a well-known and preferred brand in this specific segment of the global market”.

Durak fire-safe yarn © 2025 Durak Tekstil
Durak fire-safe yarn © 2025 Durak Tekstil



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