Indo Rama Synthetics (India) Declared Financial Results For The Quarter Ended September 30, 2016 (Standalone)

NEW DELHI, India — November 14, 2016 — Indo Rama Synthetics (India) Ltd. today announced its unaudited results for the quarter ended September 30, 2016.

For the quarter ended September 30, 2016, the Company achieved net revenue of Rs. 766.16 crore as against Rs. 695.03 crore in the corresponding quarter of the previous year. The operational EBIDTA for the quarter was Rs. 3.47 crore as compared to Rs. 0.60 crore in the corresponding quarter of last year. The Company has reported a net loss of Rs. 14.69 crore during the quarter ended September 30, 2016, as compared to net loss of Rs. 49.71 crore in corresponding quarter of last year.

The sales volume for the quarter increased to 93,708 tons as compared to 80,693 tons in the corresponding period of last year, reflecting an increase of 16.13%.

Posted November 14, 2016

Source: Indo Rama Synthetics (India)

Denim North America Announces Launch of New Product Presentation “Dyed & Woven Collaborative Workshop”

COLUMBUS, Ga. — November 14, 2016 — Denim North America (DNA), a division of DNA Textile Group, is proud to launch the first of it’s kind, a new style of product presentation called Dyed & Woven Collaborative Workshop.

“Since the mid 90’s, there has been no significant change in the way that denim mills present fabric. We transitioned from fabric cards, to washed leg panels and finally to full garment presentations as it has remained for the past 10 years,” said DNA’s Creative Director Lisa Harris. “We are taking a new approach by sharing our development tools directly with our customers and bringing the mill process to them. This allows for a truly transparent and collaborative development effort.”

DNA is showing the flexibility and diversity of a single base component across multiple fabrics, silhouettes, and a variety of washes…the ability to do more with less. The Dyed & Woven Collaborative tool kit contains a sample from each step of the design process — from yarn slub to shade, construction, and wash — so you are able to visualize many different combinations that the components are capable of producing. DNA is giving this unique insight into the denim development process for the very first time at your fingertips.

Denim North America collaborated with Seattle-based manufacturing company Hardmill to produce the hand crafted presentation tools. Hardmill is a maker of simple, traditional, rugged high quality kitchenware and home goods.

For their Spring 2018 collection, DNA is leading the way by focusing on sturdy cotton faced twill fabrics, real denim, wearable function, and sustainability. Manufactured in Columbus, Ga.

Posted November 14, 2016

Source: Denim North America (DNA), a division of DNA Textile Group

Kiian Digital To Showcase Digistar Display At FESPA CHINA, The New Ink Series For Direct And Transfer Printing

NOVEDRATE, Italy — November 14, 2016 — Kiian Digital chooses FESPA China to be held in Guangzhou, November 21-23  (Hall 1, Stand 1080) to showcase Digistar Display, the new sublimation ink designed for direct and transfer printing intended for all Epson print heads.

Digistar Display ensures vivid colours along with excellent printability in both applications. The range consists of 8 colors; 4 process, 2 light colors and 2 spot colors. This enables wide color gamut reproduction.

“Extensive research and development has produce an ink which is exceptionally stable and enables consistent printability even in changing operating conditions,” said Marco Girola, Kiian Digital Marketing Specialist. “Many customers will also have the benefit of being able to use one ink for two applications, reducing inventory and achieving cost savings.”

Alessandra Borghi, Kiian Digital Sales Director remarks; “The textile industry strives for a future without hazardous chemicals. We contribute to this challenge by designing inks with reduced hazardous chemical content which comply with global textile standards for the Restricted Substance Lists of global brands. We are working with our customers to build a better future. An example of this is our best-selling ink series, Digistar HI-PRO that recently passed Nike’s Restricted Substance Lists (RSL) for both apparel and footwear.”

Visitors will also see a vast gamut of printed textiles produced with Kiian Digital’s extensive textile portfolio of sublimation, pigment and disperse inks. The event will also provide the opportunity to meet members of Kiian Digital’s team.

Posted November 14, 2016

Source: Kiian Digital

Savio At India ITME In Mumbai: A Full Commitment To The Indian Textile Industry

PORDENONE, Italy — November 10, 2016 — The India International Textile Machinery Exhibition Society (India ITME Society) holds every four years the ITME exhibition, a global platform for exhibitors to showcase their products and disseminate information on innovative technologies. Thus, the Indian ITME exhibition becomes a catalyst for progress and growth of the textile engineering industry, textile professionals, textile technologists, and consumers.

India is ranked in the top five export markets of Savio, so the attendance at ITME is meant at massive level for being closer to the important customers, who are interested in Savio machinery for either their green field or expansion projects.

Savio will exhibit in Mumbai breakthrough innovations both in winding and twisting segment.

The latest innovation, Eco PulsarS winding machine, will be displayed for the first time to the Indian market, after the launch in Milan last year and the roadshow in Turkey and China.

There are important Savio’s products on display at Itme, all representing high-end and niche products with important technological content:

Eco PulsarS winding machine, latest model with sustainable eco-green advantage;
Sirius TFO twisting machine, the worldwide flagship in high-end TFO segment.

Eco PulsarS, with its sustainable eco-green advantage, replies to the market demand of energy saving, including also room air conditioning, together with improved production performances, high quality packages and utmost flexibility. The combination of all new features and design has created an environment in which each part of the machine can operate at its optimum level and without limitations. Spindles and bobbins feeding systems set independently the level of suction required. Suction is generated as needed and used without losses. The new Controlled Cut System, Yarn Tension Control System, Waste Collection&Separation System and Upgraded Splicing Solutions, each contributing to the overall reduction of the process downtimes.

Benefits:

  • EcoPulsarS with its innovative platform can save up to 30-percent power bill thanks to “Suction on Demand” system;
  • New Controlled Cut System to reduce repetitions;
  • New Yarn Tension Control System;
  • Innovative Waste Collection & Separation system to reduce and recycle yarn waste; and
  • Friendlier to the user: machine control and diagnostics.

SIRIUS TFO twisting machine responds to the demands of customers looking for a significant reduction in labor and energy. Besides the demand to sustain low investment costs and lower energy consumption, the customers also take on great importance time and cost of maintenance. This new model foresees a high structural standardization, a wide range both for feeding and spindle dimensions for every yarn type and count, electronic solutions to simplify the operator intervention and reduce the maintenance workforce. The Electronic Drive System (EDS) version differs from the mechanical version for the full flexibility of setting adjustments. The Sirius EDS model is equipped with independent inverters and motors, which allow setting all processing parameters by the machine PC.
Benefits:

  • Widest range of feeding solutions;
  • Great selection of optional, covering all needs;
  • E.D.S. (Electronic Drive System) and Inverter solutions to minimize setting downtime and enhance flexibility; and
  • Two-for-one twisting and precision winding in one solution.

Posted November 11, 2016

Source: Savio

Superior Glove Selects Simparel Enterprise To Scale With Strong Growth

NEW YORK CITY — November 10, 2016 — Simparel Inc. has announced that Superior Glove Works Ltd. has selected the all-in-one Simparel® Enterprise solution to replace multiple systems across its global business operations. In addition to integrating all processes and teams onto a single IT platform, the new system promises to help the manufacturer of cut-resistant and other industrial gloves scale with and better manage the double-digit growth it is experiencing.

“With continued strong growth, we recognized that relying on outdated and self-customized systems was no longer a sustainable structure for our business,” explained Superior Glove Marketing and Communications Manager Julie McFater. “We decided to replace our current systems as well as the spreadsheets we rely on to manage many processes. Because Simparel brings all of these capabilities together in a single, industry-focused solution, we expect to eliminate duplication of efforts and gain the transparency we need into data and resources across our entire business. Knowing that we needed more than just technology, we are happy to have found our best-fit solution from a partner that also shares our priorities for customer support and business relationships.”

In phase one of the implementation, Superior Glove plans to replace all current order-to-cash capabilities in the new system. When fully implemented, Superior Glove will use the fully integrated solution across a wide range of departments and processes; including product development, sampling, purchasing, manufacturing, shop floor control, quality assurance, distribution, customer service, financial and marketing.

“The system evaluation highlighted for us the importance of the integrated PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) capabilities of Simparel,” continued McFater. “We see this when integrated with other system capabilities, driving improved communications and collaboration across our teams, supply chain, and customers. With the ease of use, access to information and process automation the system provides, we will greatly enhance our confidence and consistency in the data we need to make better-informed decisions.”

“We are pleased with the opportunity to play a supporting role in the success of Superior Glove,” noted Simparel Senior Vice President John Robinson. “Working with their team of professionals, we can easily understand how they are driving such impressive growth. We applaud their vision to empower their teams with the modern technology needed to succeed in today’s competitive environment.”

Posted November 10, 2016

Source: Simparel

INDA Joins U.S. Manufacturing Community To Unite America Post-Election

CARY, NC — November 10, 2016 — Following the election of President-Elect Donald Trump, INDA, Association of the Nonwovens Fabrics Industry, and Dave Rousse joined National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) President and CEO Jay Timmons and more than 1,100 other manufacturing and business leaders from across the United States in pledging to help bring the country back together after a divisive election.

“INDA remains committed to advancing the success of the nonwovens industry and its members, and urges all to quickly unite behind our elected officials to advance reasonable and balanced policies that enhance opportunity for all,” said Rousse.

The letter to President-Elect Donald Trump also expressed an urgent need to communicate and work productively with the new administration and 115th Congress on key issues to reach the full economic potential of our nation.

“Manufacturing and business leaders from across the country have pledged to rebuild trust in our democratic and economic institutions so that we can ensure our exceptional country offers abundant opportunity to all,” said Timmons.

Posted November 10, 2016

Source: INDA, Association of the Nonwovens Fabrics Industry

SmartVista’s SpillArmor RDS 100 Receives InnoVision Award

DUNCAN, S.C. — November 10, 2016 — SmartVista announced last week that its SpillArmor RDS 100 product has been named a Winner in the 18th annual InnoVision Awards Program. The InnoVision Awards Program is South Carolina’s premier organization dedicated to advancing technology in the state through communication, education and recognition of the spirit of innovation and technological progress. The annual InnoVision Awards banquet was held on November 3rd, 2016 in Greenville, S.C.

SmartVista is based out of Duncan and focuses on providing engineered product solutions made from environmentally sustainable materials. The SpillArmor RDS 100 is a rapid containment boom that absorbs hydrocarbons and allows water to filter through. This product can be used in a wide array of industries to reduce the risk of harmful spills to the environment.

Since 1999, the InnoVision Awards have recognized businesses, individuals and educators who set a new standard for innovation by identifying, developing and promoting profitable new business opportunities.

Don Bockoven, president and CEO of SmartVista, said: “We are thrilled to have been chosen as the InnoVision Awards winner for the Sustainability category. The most successful products and services are born in collaborative environments where everyone has the opportunity to be an innovator. At SmartVista, we encourage this type of collaborative environment which will allow us to develop additional innovative products in the future.”

Posted November 10, 2016

Source: SmartVista

Lands’ End Lends Support To Veterans In Honor Of Veterans Day

DODGEVILLE, Wis. — November 10, 2016 — In honor of Veterans Day, Lands’ End has joined with the National Veterans Foundation (NVF) and the Bob Woodruff Foundation (BWF) to donate clothing and a nationwide percentage of sales to benefit our nation’s military veterans.

On Veterans Day, Friday, November 11, Lands’ End will donate 10 perecent of retail sales up to $20,000 to benefit veterans’ initiatives through the National Veterans Foundation and the Bob Woodruff Foundation. The collaboration will be promoted in Lands’ End’s Shops at Sears, standalone retail stores, and the Lands’ End’s SoHo Pop-up Shop. The brand will also extend an exclusive 10-percent discount from November 10-13 to active military and veterans upon the presentation of their military identification card.

“The National Veterans Foundation and the Bob Woodruff Foundation do tremendous work for veterans across America, their initiatives bring awareness to various causes including homelessness and mental illness,” said James Gooch, Co-Interim CEO, Lands’ End. “Lands’ End is honored to lend assistance to both of these organizations’ initiatives to support such well-deserving individuals and their families.”

Lands’ End will also be donating more than 18,000 units of clothing to the NVF benefiting homeless veterans and veteran families, both regionally and nationally. The donation includes various Lands’ End clothing items for men and women. This donation comes in time for the holidays and upcoming winter months. NVF will be giving away the clothing to men and women in the Southern California region and beyond in the next couple of months.

“We’re grateful to Lands’ End for their generous donation of quality clothing that will go to homeless veterans in need of items like pants, sweaters and other apparel for the upcoming winter months,” said Bill Morgan, Development Director, National Veterans Foundation. “It’s wonderful to see a company like Lands’ End provide Veterans with much needed, tangible support.”

“We are extremely grateful for Lands’ End’s commitment to our nation’s veterans and their families,” said Lee Woodruff, cofounder of the Bob Woodruff Foundation. “The Bob Woodruff Foundation looks forward to continuing its partnership with Lands’ End well beyond Veterans Day, focusing on the pressing and long-term needs of those who’ve served.”

Posted November 10, 2016

Source: Lands’ End 

A&E Footprint Grows To Include The Philippines Through New Licensing Agreement

MOUNT HOLLY, N.C. — November 10, 2016 — American & Efird (A&E) is pleased to announce the addition of a new licensee, Manila Bay Thread Corp., strengthening its position in Southeast Asia. Manila Bay will represent A&E in the Philippines providing strategic support for A&E’s global customers and local production capabilities while expanding A&E’s global footprint.

Founded in 1956, Manila Bay Thread is the leading thread producer in the Philippines, serving a wide variety of customers in the apparel, leather goods, and non-apparel categories. This new arrangement allows for the local manufacturing and delivery of A&E’s well-known worldwide brands into this important geographic market.

A&E is excited to include Manila Bay in its manufacturing family. Through A&E’s combined global network, A&E products are manufactured in 23 countries around the world and sold in over 100 countries, allowing global customers to quickly source high quality, color-specific materials wherever their production facilities are located.

Posted November 10, 2016

Source: American & Efird (A&E)

Non-Drying Textile Ink Launched By MagnaColours®

BARNSLEY, England — November 8, 2016 — MagnaColours® Ltd., a supplier of water-based textile inks, has launched a high performance ink that can print bright colors onto high mesh-count textiles. According to the company, MagnaPrint® ND (non-drying) achieves great results without the harmful environmental side effects of PVC and formaldehyde.

The product has been developed as a water-based ink that can print vibrant colors on lighter fabrics, and will help brands achieve a unique and eye-catching finish. The ink can be printed onto high mesh-count fabrics as well as, or better than any PVC ink, but is more economical, alongside the obvious environmental benefits. The quality and technical performance of the ink has been designed to rival the resolution achieved by digital printing.

Tom Abbey, managing director, MagnaColours, said: “Many in our industry have questioned whether water-based inks will ever match the ease of use of their PVC counterparts. Not only have we achieved this, but we’ve exceeded our own high standards, producing an ink that truly stands apart. This is another demonstration of how we’ve made ‘the impossible’, possible.”

The new ink is available to market, through distributors, to the textile printing industry, and will allow new levels of environmental sustainability, an increasing concern for brands and consumers. Just like all of MagnaColours inks, MagnaPrint ND conforms to the highest levels of environmental scrutiny, using the best water-based technology to secure superior finishes.

Posted November 8, 2016

Source: MagnaColours

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