Cinte Techtextil China is set to be a dynamic industry event in Shanghai, poised to bridge the gap between Asian and Western markets. To be held from September 3-5, the fair will showcase a full spectrum of technical textiles and nonwovens across 12 application areas. A major highlight this year is the debut of the Textile Chemicals and Dyes Zone, a new product category that's already attracting major global players. The fair will also focus on the automotive sector, with exhibitors from around the world highlighting their latest solutions.

The event will host a strong mix of international exhibitors from 12 countries and regions, including Belgium, China, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Italy, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Switzerland, the UK, the US, and Vietnam. The new chemicals and dyes zone will feature products for a wide range of applications, including sports, safety, and industrial uses.

Key exhibitors in this new zone include:

• Dupré Minerals (UK): The company will present its innovative Micashield Vermiculite Dispersion, a natural, high-temperature barrier that protects technical fabrics from flame and heat, primarily for industrial applications.

• Shanghai Xinnuo Chemical (China): This multi-certified company produces water-based emulsified waxes for medical, industrial, and automotive uses, with a wide range of melting points.

• Yancheng Ruize Color Masterbatch (China): Ruize will showcase its high-quality color and functional masterbatches. Their ISO-certified products are trusted by well-known brands and are used in medical, civil engineering, and automotive applications.

European and German Zones: Highlighting Industry Excellence

With European production of technical textiles and nonwovens returning to pre-pandemic levels, the vast Asian market at Cinte Techtextil China is attracting leading companies to the dedicated European and German Zones.

Returning brands from Switzerland, such as EMS-Griltech, Graf + Cie, and Monosuisse, will be joined by new exhibitors:

• Serel Industrie (Belgium): Specializing in electronic systems, Serel will showcase its new Servo-X 70kV X-ray Generator, designed to improve the efficiency and sustainability of textile recycling and technical fiber production.

• Proton Product International (UK): A leading manufacturer of industrial instrumentation and control equipment, its products are suitable for all 12 application areas at the fair.

The German Zone will also feature a strong lineup of companies, including Autefa Solutions, Mahlo, and Reifenhauser Heinsberg. Highlights include:

• Brueckner Textile Technologies: This company will present a wide range of energy-efficient and sustainable finishing machines for technical textiles, nonwovens, and more.

• Lindauer Dornier: This internationally recognized weaving machine manufacturer produces high-performance fabrics used in airbags, composite structures, and bullet-proof applications.

• Wetekam Group (new): As one of Europe's leading producers of technical monofilaments, 3D elements, and artificial turf yarns, its presence will reinforce the German Zone's reputation for innovation.

Innovations in the automotive sector

The fair will also focus in the automotive industry, featuring global Mobiltech exhibitors.

• JCT Industries (Malaysia): This company will showcase its PVA products, including short-cut and staple fibers, which use local geothermal and renewable water resources. Their materials are used in various industries, including geosynthetics and automotive textiles.

• Jiangsu HongFeng Thread Technology (China): The company will present its polyester and nylon filament and spun sewing threads, with reliable solutions for automotive and other applications. Their products hold key certifications, including ISO 9001, IATF 16949, and the Global Recycled Standard.

The fair's comprehensive product categories cover the entire industry—from upstream technology and raw materials to finished fabrics and chemicals—ensuring that it serves as an effective business platform for all sectors. Cinte Techtextil China is organized by Messe Frankfurt (HK), the Sub-Council of Textile Industry, CCPIT, and the China Nonwovens & Industrial Textiles Association (CNITA).