ITMA ASIA + CITME kicked off successfully
ITMA ASIA + CITME is in full swing. We are thrilled with the numerous visitors at our booth in the first two days! Beyond showcasing five of our high-tech airjet and rapier weaving machines, we are also demonstrating how to further enhance your weaving activities through PicConnect, our online platform.
Captivating keynote session with Peter Hill of Heathcoat Fabrics
We were delighted to host Peter Hill, Director Woven Fabrics at Heathcoat Fabrics, for a keynote session at the Picanol headquarters in Ieper (Belgium). Heathcoat Fabrics, which is one of our valued customers, is a leading British company that produces technical textiles for various industries including automotive, aerospace and healthcare, among others.
Picanol to exhibit at ITMA ASIA + CITME in Hall 3, Booth C11
ITMA ASIA + CITME, which comes soon after ITMA 2023 in Milan, will once again represent an excellent opportunity for Picanol to demonstrate its technological leadership in airjet and rapier weaving machines. Visitors to ITMA ASIA + CITME will be able to discover five different high-tech weaving machine types and the PicConnect digital platform in Hall 3, Booth C11, from November 19-23, 2023, in the National Exhibition and Convention Center in Shanghai.
Presenting Picanol at a terry seminar in Japan
Last Friday, a seminar was organized by the Towel Industry Association of Imabari in Japan. The event focused on terry towel weaving as the city of Imabari is the largest producer of terry towels in Japan.
Discover our PicConnect novelties enabling efficient operations and real-time insights
We are pleased to introduce a set of fresh features in PicConnect, our online platform. In this article, we'll highlight some of these new additions.
Picanol celebrates historic milestone with production of 400,000th weaving machine in Ieper
We achieved a new milestone last week with the production of our 400,000th weaving machine in Ieper, Belgium. This is a new high point in our company's rich history of production, which started in Ieper. The very first Picanol weaving machine was produced in 1936, based on a design by Spanish engineer Jaimé Picañol, after whom the company was named. The 400,000th weaving machine, an OmniPlus-i Connect airjet weaving machine, leaves the home base in Ieper this week on its way to a customer in India.