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Swiss company that develops and produces machines and systems for textile finishing and tire cord production, supplied as complete system solutions.

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Overview

Benninger is a Swiss company that describes itself as having been the world's leading partner of the textile and tire cord industry for more than 160 years. It has subsidiaries and service agencies around the globe. Benninger develops and produces machines and systems for textile finishing and tire cord production, which it supplies as complete system solutions, and it also applies its experience in machine and system automation in other branches of industry. Its business segments include Continuous Processing, Discontinuous Processing, and Tire Cord.

History

Benninger is a Swiss company that states it has been the world's leading partner of the textile and tire cord industry for more than 160 years. It has subsidiaries as well as service agencies around the globe. The company develops and produces machines and systems for textile finishing and tire cord production, which it supplies as complete system solutions, and it has many years of experience in the automation of machines and systems, which is also used successfully in other branches of industry. Its business segments include Continuous Processing, Discontinuous Processing, and Tire Cord.

Products and positioning

World's leading partner of the textile and tire cord industry for more than 160 years; supplier of complete system solutions.

  • FabricMaster

    A Benninger machine used by Amarnath Dyeing; according to Amarnath Dyeing, it saves considerable time and utilities compared to earlier equipment and reduced cycle times translate into more economical production.

  • JigMaster

    Described by Benninger as most gentle and versatile.

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