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angladesh textile news the intention of making the mill a vertically integrated one was to better control supplies, quality and cost. “To go from a single garment production unit to a fully integrated mill is an enormous step. We had to start by constructing the buildings, which illustrates how new everything is. But we had extremely efficient support from Monforts and Bengal Technological, both in installation and in training, and the mill is now working very effectively”, he adds. The Montex stenter features a wide range of energy saving solutions providing reduced running costs, improved efficiency and productivity, and has an integrated heat recovery system fitted as standard. Energy saving, says Mr. Hemantha, is a very important aspect of textiles production in Bangladesh because of uncertainty of power supply, and as backup to the main supply the company has installed two generator sets, one powered by gas and the other by diesel. Montex is handling approximately 10 tonnes of fabric per day, working at the rate of 26 days per month, the remainder being holiday or downtime for maintenance. It can handle fabrics up to 240 cm in width, although the most usual widths range from 172 to 200 cm. The weight of the fabrics handled ranges from 180 to 320 g/m². Flexibility of the Montex allows the mill to undertake small runs and to work with customers on developing new product lines, often niche products that will have a limited production run. Turag is a 100% supplier to the export market, with Germany taking 30-40 per cent of output, and France and Sweden also representing significant markets. Small quantities are going to the UK and Japan. • 74 | The Textile Magazine jANUARY 2012
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