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Growth And Innovation Drive A Busy Year For TMAS

Textile World 新闻2026-10-05 22:18查看原文 ↗

✦产业研判

产业概括：瑞典纺机企业2026年扩产创新迎ITMA亚洲展

瑞典纺织机械协会成员企业在2026年密集投资与创新，以应对亚洲竞争、地缘不确定性、新规及AI数字化冲击。ACG Kinna启用1000平方米扩产；Imogo开设集展厅、测试中心与生产于一体的新设施，其Dye-Max线可处理2.4米宽面料、日产能约3吨、每公斤织物染液用量低至0.7升；ReSpin机械回收技术将落地瑞典首个再生纺织纤维工业纺纱厂。

面料纱线方向上行强度弱周期中等

关键观察变量

Imogo Dye-Max商业化验证进度、ReSpin再生纺纱厂投产时间与产能、TMAS成员对亚洲市场的销售策略、ITMA ASIA展会后的订单转化

判断边界原文仅披露瑞典纺机企业投资与产品进展，未提供设备销售数据、市场份额变化或对下游纺织服装产业的具体影响，不能推断全球纺机竞争格局已发生根本变化。

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STOCKHOLM, Sweden — September 30, 2026 — As the global textile machinery industry prepares to meet at ITMA ASIA in Shanghai this November, Swedish textile technology companies are responding to a rapidly changing market with investment, innovation and new solutions.

Growing competition from Asia, geopolitical uncertainty, new regulations and the accelerating impact of AI and digitalisation are reshaping the industry. Against this backdrop, TMAS members have had a busy 2026, with new facilities, product launches and technologies addressing automation, productivity, recycling and more resource-efficient textile manufacturing.

Following a record 2025 and a number of bolt-on acquisitions, ACG Kinna has inaugurated a 1,000-square-metre expansion at its headquarters in Skene in response to growing demand for its complete textile and finished product line automation services.

Imogo, a pioneer in industrial spray dyeing, has opened a new showroom, test centre and production hub in Kinnahult. Imogo introduced its first Dye-Max prototype in 2019 and completed its first industrial-scale installation in 2021. The new facility now enables brands and manufacturers to move from laboratory development to validated commercial production in one location.

The centre features Imogo’s patented spray application technology, combining the Mini-Max laboratory system with a fully operational industrial-scale Dye-Max line for fabrics up to 2.4 metres wide and a production capacity of approximately 3 tons per day. Using as little as 0.7 litres of dye liquor per kilogram of fabric, Dye-Max delivers major reductions in water, energy, chemicals and wastewater compared with conventional dyeing.

The latest TMAS member ReSpin will also see its technology installed at Sweden’s first industrial spinning mill for recycled textile fibres. The company has developed and patented RespinJenny, a mechanical recycling technology that transforms textile waste into fibres suitable for new yarn production.

New technologies

Alongside these investments, TMAS members have introduced a number of new technologies during 2026 addressing productivity, automation and more resource-efficient textile manufacturing.

The BW Converting Baldwin TexCoat® G4 precision spray finishing system.

BW Converting’s established Baldwin TexCoat® G4 platform uses precision spray application technology to apply chemistry with pinpoint accuracy to one or both sides of the fabric. By replacing conventional bath-based methods with a non-contact spray process, the system reduces wet pick-up by up to 50%, significantly lowering water consumption and the energy needed for drying while supporting a more consistent finishing process.

BW Converting will also showcase Corona Pure, its proven surface treatment technology for improving adhesion and enhancing fabric performance. As mills move away from C6 fluorocarbon-based