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Paper Making Fabric industry 2007-08 2012-13<br />

Paper making fabric (Rs. Crore) 93 119<br />

Source: <strong>Industry</strong> survey, IMaCS Analysis<br />

The potential market for paper making fabric industry is estimated to increase from Rs 93 Crore in<br />

2007-08 to Rs 119 Crore in 2012-13. The industry growth is anticipated to be stagnant over the next<br />

few years (assumed to grow at 5%).<br />

The paper making fabrics are imported from Italy, Germany, Sweden, Switzerland and other<br />

European countries, and lately from China and Korea as well. Owing to technological advances and<br />

availability <strong>of</strong> cheaper raw materials locally, imports from China are approximately 30% cheaper than<br />

Indian products which would affect the market for domestic producers. Estimated import <strong>of</strong> Fabric is<br />

as shown:<br />

HS Code Description Imports Quantity Imports (Rs Crore)<br />

2007-08(E) 2007-08(E)<br />

59112000, 59113210, 59113250,<br />

59113290, 59119010, 59119090,<br />

59113290<br />

Paper Making<br />

fabrics (Felts)<br />

The estimated export figures for paper making fabric are as shown:<br />

1128 Pieces 15.25<br />

Source: IBIS, IMaCS Analysis<br />

HS Code Description Exports Quantity Exports (Rs Crore)<br />

2007-08(E) 2007-08(E)<br />

59112000, 59113210,<br />

59113250, 59113290, 59119010,<br />

59119090, 59113290<br />

Paper Making<br />

fabrics (Felts)<br />

540 pieces<br />

Source: IBIS, IMaCS Analysis<br />

Paper making fabrics are exported to Middle East, Africa, Thailand, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and US.<br />

These exports for the year 2012-13 are estimated to be Rs 10 crore.<br />

Raw materials and machinery<br />

Polyester or polyamide wires are used for making the fabrics. Weaving is carried out on heavy duty<br />

modern wide looms, which are capable <strong>of</strong> producing fabrics <strong>of</strong> desired specifications. Weaving is<br />

followed by fibre-locking process. Fibre-locking process is carried out on automatic machines which<br />

ensure correct locking <strong>of</strong> the fibre layers with the base fabrics to achieve desired characteristics.<br />

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