PRESSRELASE: Digitalisation and highly automated new technologies are enabling companies in high wage countries to competitively thrive in textile markets that for many years have been closed to them.
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Swedish innovation at ITMA 2023
Long-term localisation pays off for Löffler and Svegea
PRESSRELASE: Svegea of Sweden – a member of TMAS, the Swedish Textile Machinery Association – has recently installed an EC300-S collarette cutter for the high speed production of tubular apparel components as well as an FA350 automatic roll slitter at the plant of Löffler, in Ried im Innkreis, Austria.
TMAS general assembly
On April 25 – April 26, the General Assembly of TMAS is held in Malmö. The program contains a visit
Webinar: Think Differently and Unlock Your Sales Potential
This webinar invites you to explore unusual strategies and proven paths when entering a new export market or working with
Board meeting
TMAs board meeting
TMAS sustainability project presented in WTiN article
TMAS Secretary general Therese Premler-Andersson was recently interviewed by WTiN’s Cara Dudgeon about the organization and members sustainability mapping project.
Coloreel’s technology for thread dyeing reduces water consumption by 97%
Coloreel uses one single white thread to create millions of colors and intricate patterns. It unlocks new design possibilities, while
ITMA 2023 launches online visitor registration
A one-day badge costs 40 euros, and a seven-day badge is 80 euros. Students can visit the exhibition from 10
Climate impact mapping of Swedish textile machinery
PRESSRELASE: Over the past year, TMAS, the Swedish Textile Machinery Association, has been working with ClimatePartner on a corporate carbon footprint (CCF) mapping project with its member companies, as a natural step towards supporting a more sustainable textile industry.
