We Hosted Many International Visitors in the First Two Days
Dilmenler Factory Manager Levent Topaloğlu said, “We had many foreign visitors in the first two days of ITM 2024. The fact that ITM is held in Istanbul, which is in the middle of Asia and Europe, is also an accurate choice. The ease of transport and the diversity of exhibitors make ITM even more attractive for customers from abroad.”
Dilmenler Makine, which started from a small workshop in 1982, is a company that has managed to rise to the top three among the giants of Europe 40 years later. Stating that the machines produced in their facilities are sufficient to establish a dye house from scratch, Factory Manager Levent Topaloğlu pointed out that domestic manufacturers have suffered from paying high prices for imported machines for years. “The entry of domestic manufacturers into the market is a pleasing development for both the Turkish industry and the textile sector,” said Topaloğlu. In addition to a dyeing and a stenter machine, Dilmenler is participating in ITM 2024 with their self-designed Continuous Ampler machine. Continuous Ampler is used for softening the yarn of towel and knitting fabrics and, in textile jargon, for adding softness.
According to Topaloğlu, who noted that Dilmenler closely follows current technology and trends, when you anticipate the direction of developments, you have the opportunity to shape the sector. Those who catch the trends and keep up with the speed manage to increase their earnings by giving the right direction to their investments. Expressing his satisfaction with the interest in ITM 2024, Topaloğlu stated that the effects of the global economic crisis continue. Topaloğlu said, “The cash flow in the market is not sufficient because investors are timid. Despite this, we had many foreign visitors in the f irst two days. The fact that ITM is being held in Istanbul, which is in the middle of Asia and Europe, is a good choice. The ease of transportation and the diversity of exhibitors make ITM even more attractive for customers coming from abroad.”
