2006-7-12

ITM 2006 Textile Machinery Exhibition organized by Teknik Ltd on 27th June-2nd July 2006 provided a great opportunity to introduce the tecnological applications in textile, follow the technologic innovations and to implemet all these innovations. 1200 textile technology producer companies having participated in ITM 2006 exhibited they latest Technologies. ITM 2006 having hosted around 65.000 visitors attracted professional visitors from Egypt, Syria, Iran, Indıa, Bulgaria, Pakistan, Azerbaijan, Russia and Bangladesh.

 

At CNR International Fair and Congress Center which has 150.000 sqms area in total and 52.000 sqms net area ITM 2006 was organized in eight halls divided in different fiels of activities. Besides 400 Turkish Technology manufacturer companies, 800  manufacturer companies from 42 countries such as Italy, Switzerland, England, Germany, Sweden and Belgium exhibited their latest models.

 

Teknik Fuarcılık Marketing and Sales Director Necip Güney stating stressing that textile investments and production increasing gradually in Turkiye and the surrounding countries evaluated ITM 2006’s success as follows:

“Despite the decrease in the world’s textile industry and consequently in the sectoral exhibitions, we have observed that ITM 2006 could pace and even pass other textile machinery exhibitions in the world. As the textile production shifted from Europe to different regions, exhibitions organized in Europe lost their attrativeness. As a consequence ITM 2006 exhibitions gained ground.

 

Our geographical location to Turkic Republics, Balkans and Europe provided a great advantage to us. In terms of cost it is certainly obvious that Turkiye is cheaper. An exhibition organized in such a central location will certainly become stronger. First of all we have achived our target and attracted  Turkic Republics and Balkans. At ITM 2006 we have seen that the majority of the visitors were from these countries.

 

 

Textile investments in Turkiye which is thought to have decreased recently has left its place to high technology investments. In yarn production the 18,2 % increase in open-end investments in an indicator that manufacturers are trying to meet high demands.

Weaving Technologies, which were ITM 2006’s most popular field, was the field of activity having been the subject of high valued investments.

Turkish textile manufacturers aiming to produce more special fabrics and improving their own fashion and European manufacturers have done a 22% renovation investment.

In the last 6 months, especially in home textile the investments has increased 10% in jackard weaving machines.

 

At ITM 2006, who has directed and encouraged these investments, weaving and yarn Technologies were the most demanded machineries.

 

 

Teknik Ltd. having started its business with Tekstil Teknoloji Magazine is directing the Turkish Textile Industry with its magazine for 12 years. Teknik Ltd. is also publishing Nonwoven Technology Magazine for 5 years in a field whic is regarded  as the future’s industry.

Teknik Ltd. organized  BURTEX 2002 Bursa which is regarded as the first step of International Textile Machinery Exhibitions and  HIGHTEX 2005 Nonvowen and Technical Textiles Exhibition. Teknik Ltd. is now preparing for HIGHTEX 2007 Nonvowen and Technical Textiles Exhibition to be held on 30 November-02 December 2007 and will promote Turkiye to Middle East and West Europe in terms of technical textiles.