ITMA 2019 brochure by Acimit Servizi Srl

SHOW OWNER

ORGANISER

CEMATEX The European Committee of Textile Machinery Manufacturers PO Box 248 Newcastle upon Tyne NE7 7WY United Kingdom Email: info@cematex.com

Corporate HQ

CEMATEX ASSOCIATIONS

ITMA Services Pte Ltd 73 Ubi Rd 1, #08-48 Oxley BizHub Singapore 408733 Tel: +65 6849 9368 Email: info@itma.com www.itma.com

ACIMIT (Italy) AMEC AMTEX (Spain) BTMA (United Kingdom) GTM (Netherlands) SWISSMEM (Switzerland) SYMATEX (Belgium) TMAS (Sweden) UCMTF (France) VDMA (Germany)

ITMA Services N. V. Diamant Building, Bd A Reyers Ln 80 BE-1030 Brussels, Belgium

20-26 JUNE 2019

FIRA DE BARCELONA, GRAN VIA BARCELONA, SPAIN

www.itma.com

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THE WORLDâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S LARGEST INTERNATIONAL

TEXTILE & GARMENT TECHNOLOGY EXHIBITION

THE WORLD OF TEXTILES

Technological innovation, a basic of industr y transformation, is pivotal to the sustainability of the textile and garment industr y.

Automation, robotics and vision control systems, together with the Internet of Things to move data from markets to manufacturing facilities, are set to revolutionalise textile and garment manufacturing.

he world is now on the brink of the fourth industrial revolution where smart factories are created by integrating production with information and communication technology. The powerful combination of enhanced computational power and pervasive digital connectivity is trailblazing a new era of intelligent and flexible manufacturing, and leading-edge innovations in many industries, including the textile sector.

TRANSFORMING THE TEXTILE INDUSTRY WITH INNOVATION ITMA is the trendsetting textile and garment machinery platform where the industry converges every four years to explore fresh ideas, sustainable solutions and collaborative partnerships for business growth. Be part of the future of manufacturing at ITMA 2019!

ITMA 2015

CHALKS UP NEW MILESTONE Held in Milan for the fifth time, I TMA 2015 attracted the biggest number of exhibitors since the exhibition made its debut in 1951.

1,000

1,691

participants attended 5 knowledge-sharing and networking events

exhibitors from 46 countries Top 5 countries by space: Italy, Germany, Turkey, China & Switzerland

123,000

108,268

visitorship from 147 countries Top 10 countries: Italy, India, Turkey, Germany, France, United States, Iran, Brazil, Pakistan and Spain

square metres of net exhibition space Top 5 sectors: finishing, spinning, knitting, weaving and printing

166

supporting associations from 52 countries

supporting media from 19 countries

EXHIBITORS GIVE THE THUMBSâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; UP Estimated sales - immediate < 100,000 euros 100,000 - 500,000 euros Above 500,000 euros

42% 14% 8%

Estimated sales â&#x20AC;&#x201C; next 6 months < 100,000 euros 100,000 - 500,000 euros Above 500,000 euros

30% 18% 18%

Trade enquiries < 100,000 euros 100,000 - 500,000 euros Above 500,000 euros

27% 15% 21%

Overall experience at ITMA

Good to Excellent 93%

Quality of visitors

Good to Excellent 80%

THE FUTURE

Back to Barcelona after a successful show in 2011, I TMA 2019 will bring new breakthroughs in manufacturing technology to the global textile and garment-making community.

OF TEXTILE & GARMENT MAKING

AT ITMA 2019

South Access

Hall 2 Hall 1

Hall 5 Hall 3

EXHIBITS FROM 19 CHAPTERS OVER 200,000 SQUARE METRES Hall 7

ITMA 2019 provides an unrivalled marketplace and knowledge platform: • world-class, one-stop leading-edge solutions showcase on raw materials and smart manufacturing • live demonstration of machinery across the entire manufacturing value chain • excellent place for gathering critical business intelligence and best practices • congregation of industry leaders for outstanding collaboration and networking

Linkway

Hall 4

Hall 6

East Access

Finishing, Testing, Logistics, Recycling, Equipment for Plant Ops & Services

North Access Chapter 1 Machinery for spinning preparation, man-made fibre production, spinning, auxiliary machinery and accessories Chapter 2 Machinery for winding, texturing, twisting, auxiliary machinery and accessories Chapter 3 Machinery for web formation, bonding and finishing of nonwovens and felting, auxiliary machinery and accessories Chapter 4 Weaving preparatory machinery, weaving, tufting machinery, auxiliary machinery and accessories Chapter 5 Knitting and hosiery machinery, auxiliary machinery and accessories

Chapter 6 Embroidery machinery, auxiliary machinery and accessories Chapter 7 Braiding machinery and accessories Chapter 8 Washing, bleaching, dyeing, drying, finishing, cutting, rolling and folding machinery, auxiliary machinery and accessories

Knitting, Embroidery, Braiding & Garment Colourants & Chemicals Printing

Chapter 11 Laboratory testing and measuring equipment and accessories Chapter 12 Transport, handling, logistics, storing and packing equipment and accessories

Chapter 9 Printing machinery, digital printing machinery, auxiliary machinery and accessories

Chapter 13 Equipment for recycling, waste reduction and pollution prevention and accessories

Chapter 10 Garment making machinery, other textile processing machinery, auxiliary machinery and accessories

Chapter 14 Software for design, data monitoring, processing and integrated production

Chapter 15 Colourants and chemical auxiliaries for the textile industry Chapter 16 Equipment and products to ensure machinery and plant operations Chapter 17 Services for the textile industry Chapter 18 Research and educational institutions

Fibres, Yarns & Fabrics Nonwovens Weaving Spinning, Winding, Testing & Software Research & Innovation Industry InfoHub

Chapter 19 Fibres, yarns and fabrics

INNOVATION

FOR INDUSTRY SUSTAINABILITY Innovation is vital for textile and garment makers to remain globally competitive and sustainable, and research and development plays a critical role in the innovation process.

CREATING A COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE THROUGH RESEARCH & INNOVATION Research and educational institutions have an important role to play in driving innovation excellence and ensuring the sustainable development of the textile and garment making industry. The Research & Innovation Pavilion at ITMA 2019 • showcases cutting-edge textile and related research and development projects • encourages collaboration among companies, research centres and universities • provides quality education and training opportunities Supporting the research community To promote excellence in innovation, research and development, CEMATEX continues to support pavilion exhibitors with a subsidy. The CEMATEX Research & Innovation Grant will help defray participation cost by at least 50%.

Speakers Platform An additional platform for Research & Innovation Pavilion exhibitors to share their research projects is the Speakers Platform. Selected exhibitors will give a 20-minute presentation based on the given theme and topics. For more information on participation and the grant, contact: application@itma.com.

INSPIRING EVENTS

LEARNING & SHARING

I TMA is not only a trendsetting exhibition but a knowledge-sharing platform. Enjoy the myriad of complementar y educational and networking oppor tunities during the exhibition.

At ITMA 2015, a host of events was held to add value to industry professionals’ visit. Some of the events were organised by ITMA in partnership with leading industry organisations. Look out for updates on ITMA 2019 complementary events that will enhance the participation of industry stakeholders at www.itma.com. · · · ·

International conferences Technical workshops Focus group forums Association events

MAKE IT

BARCELONA One of the most beautiful and exciting cities in the world, Barcelona is the cosmopolitan capital of Spain’s Catalonia region. It has a huge number of attractions including museums dedicated to Picasso and Miró, and the iconic Sagrada Família church by Gaudí - Spain's most famous architect. The city has a scintillating atmosphere, which provides the visitor with a truly unforgettable experience. Make your mark at the world’s biggest textile and garment technology exhibition in lively Barcelona.