New fabrication centre set up in Pune - Forbo Siegling

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sales from emerging market come from the Textile
Industry, which is particularly important in countries
like China, India, Indonesia and other markets. We
have a very long history of our association with the
textile industry and are known as a premium belting
solutions provider”.
The fabrication center in Pune is an important first
step towards building Forbo’s business in India.
The company receives the base material in roll form
which is fabricated as per the requirement of its
customers.
“It is extremely important to have our fabrication
center in India as this ensures instant association with
customers with easy availability of our quality products,
quick service and shorter lead time”, says Mr.
Ashish Ranjan, Managing Director, Forbo Siegling
Movement Systems India Pvt. Ltd.
Forbo works at the global level with many major
machinery manufacturers like Rieter, Oerlikon Group
and Jingwei and with companies like LMW, Stork,
Indian Textile Engineers, Screenotex and many others.
Forbo offers products that meet the high demands
of the textile industry in manufacturing of Yarn, Textile
printing & Nonwoven.
Yarn manufacturing
The conversion of fibre into yarn – the spinning
process – is the most important link in the textile
production chain. To meet the growing demand and
qualitative requirements for the yarn – and to remain
an active player in the ever-increasing competition on
the global textile markets – continuous improvements
are vital.
As a leading manufacturer of power transmission
and conveyor belting, Forbo Siegling has for decades
kept pace with the diverse developments in yarn and
textile production in close co-operation with the customers.
This has provided the foundation for our successful
alliance with textile machinery manufacturers
and producers in the short and long staple sectors, as
well as in the man-made fibre industry throughout the
world.
In yarn manufacture, Forbo offers power transmission
belts, spindle tapes, tangential belts, conveyor
and processing belts.
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