“ITM Has Always Been a Very Important Exhibition for Us”
Dr. Bettina Temath, Head of Global Marketing at Trützschler, stated: “Türkiye is a key market for us thanks to its geographical location, strong textile infrastructure, and the competence of its people in the textile sector. Therefore, ITM has always been a very important exhibition for us.”
Trützschler, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of spinning preparation machinery, showcased its latest technologies to industry professionals at ITM 2026. Commenting on behalf of Trützschler, Dr. Bettina Temath, Head of Global Marketing at Trützschler, stated that the company particularly highlighted its latest-generation carding machine, the TC 30i, together with the integrated draw frame IDF 3 and the automated can transport system. In addition, Temath noted that they introduced new products in their card clothing solutions portfolio for the textile industry and presented their innovative solutions in this field to visitors.
Emphasizing the strategic importance of ITM for Trützschler, Dr. Bettina Temath stated that Türkiye is a critical market for the company and said: “Türkiye is a key market for us thanks to its geographical location, strong textile infrastructure and the competence of the people working in the textile industry. ITM has always been a very important exhibition for us. ITM is of great importance for meeting our customers, understanding their needs and exchanging ideas with them. Through ITM 2026, we had productive discussions and gained new insights into how we can support our clients during challenging times.” Temath stated that they were pleased with the visitor interest and had held productive meetings from the very first day.
“ITM 2026 Offers an Opportunity for Direct Contact with Customers”
Stating that Istanbul’s international position makes a significant contribution to the global reach of the exhibition, Temath said that ITM 2026 attracts visitors not only from Türkiye but also from many important textile manufacturing centers around the world. Pointing out the strong interest shown by industry professionals from countries such as Uzbekistan, Pakistan and Egypt, Temath emphasized that ITM 2026 is one of the industry’s key meeting points thanks to its international character.
Temath also commented on the current state of the textile industry, noting that economic conditions continue to be challenging in many markets. While activities remain strong in China and India, she stated that manufacturers in various textile-producing regions around the world are facing different challenges. Temath said that Trützschler is focused on supporting its customers throughout this period.
Highlighting their efforts to develop technologies that reduce operating costs, decrease dependence on labor, minimize energy consumption and optimize raw material utilization, Temath concluded that the company will continue to focus on solutions that enhance efficiency and sustainability in the coming period.
