Textile machinery companies are developing advanced technologies to improve efficiency, reduce resource consumption, and lower production costs. However, high initial costs remain a significant barrier for manufacturers.
At the 19th Dhaka International Textile and Garment Machinery Exhibition (DTG-2025), industry representatives highlighted innovations like Mazim’s Sirox pre-dryer, which boosts stenter production by 25%, and HiCrop technology, which reduces waste by managing more machines efficiently.
Jamel Ahmed of Leone International noted that ACME Machinery’s latest dyeing machine has drastically cut water consumption—from 200 liters per kg of fabric to just 20-25 liters. Though 1.5 times costlier than conventional models, it offers a shorter payback period of 1.5 years, making it a cost-effective choice for manufacturers like DBL Group.
With Bangladesh’s growing fiber market, textile manufacturers are increasingly adopting these technologies to stay competitive globally.
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