“ITM 2026 Significantly Increased Stäubli’s Brand Visibility in the Region”
Operating globally in textile machinery and weaving technologies, Stäubli presented a broad textile solutions portfolio at ITM 2026 covering weaving preparation, shedding systems and Jacquard weaving technologies.
Ozan Çöteli, Textile Director of Stäubli Türkiye, said the company showcased key solutions including the SAFIR PRO S47 automatic drawing-in machine, the TIEPRO warp knotting machine, the S1792 cam motion, the S3060 electronic rotary dobby and the SX PRO Jacquard machine. He added that three-dimensional technical fabric samples produced with WPS systems were also presented to visitors.
Çöteli emphasized that these solutions are developed for weaving mills aiming for higher efficiency, reliable high-speed production, stable processes and long-term operational durability. He said precision, process reliability and consistent quality in complex and demanding fabric applications are among Stäubli’s core areas of focus.
“ITM Brings Together Regional and Global Decision-Makers”
Çöteli said ITM 2026 is an important meeting point for the industry because it brings together key players from Europe, Turkey, the Middle East and surrounding markets. He noted that the exhibition provides a valuable platform for direct contact with customers, business partners and media representatives. Presenting technologies focused on efficiency, flexibility, automation and energy efficiency at an international platform such as ITM is strategically important, he said.
Strong Visitor Interest in Operational Efficiency Solutions
Although the exhibition was still in its first days, Çöteli said the Stäubli booth attracted strong visitor interest and that the company held productive meetings with professionals from different segments. Solutions for operational efficiency, reliable high-speed production and demanding fabric applications stood out among the main areas of visitor interest.
New Investment and Modernization Projects Come to the Fore
Despite being only midway through the event, Çöteli said Stäubli had received very positive feedback regarding new investment projects, technology modernization and future collaborations. He added that ITM 2026 increased Stäubli’s visibility in the region and showed that the company’s solutions are aligned with customer expectations.
Çöteli said the sector will continue to move toward more automation, higher efficiency, stronger process reliability and faster adaptation to changing demands. Stäubli will maintain its focus on Turkey and the surrounding regions, with weaving preparation systems, shedding solutions, Jacquard technologies, WPS activities and digital services remaining among the company’s strategic priorities.
