Gimatex Industries Pvt. Ltd., a prominent Indian textile company, has deepened its collaboration with Trutzschler, a German textile machinery manufacturer, a relationship that started in 2006.

Gimatex, known for its high standards in quality and sustainability, operates fully integrated facilities in Hinganghat and a state-of-the-art fabric processing unit in Dholka. This long-term partnership has led to numerous successful projects, with the latest being a focus on turning textile waste into valuable ring yarn using Trutzschler’s Integrated Draw Frame (IDF) technology.

The IDF technology is central to Gimatex's operations, enabling the production of high-quality yarn from diverse raw materials, including 100 per cent cotton, polyester, recycled fibers, and blends. Traditionally used for rotor and vortex spinning, Gimatex has pioneered a new process to produce traditional and recycled ring yarn using IDF, particularly for coarser varieties like Ne 10s and Ne 16s, often blended with spandex.

VineetMohota, Director at Gimatex, highlighted the benefits of this collaboration, emphasizing how IDF technology helps reduce costs and boost productivity without compromising quality. The direct spinning process eliminates the need for multiple draw frame passages, leading to energy savings and increased output.

Gimatex’s ongoing innovation, supported by Trutzschler's expert teams, is a testament to their strong partnership. As the Indian market evolves, both companies are committed to adapting and continuing their shared success.