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For over 100 years, the traditional German company Trigema W. Grupp KG has been producing high-quality sports and leisurewear in Burladingen in the Swabian Alb. The family-run company stands like no other for Germany as a production location, for social and economic responsibility, top quality and state-of-the-art technology.

Since 2020, the world of work, the political situation and the economic environment have changed. if we still want to keep a functioning textile industry going in Europe in the future, it is important that industry optimizes its production processes and implements sustainable energy solutions worldwide.

This year, the German family-run company is celebrating its 75th birthday. Today, more than 6000 BRÜCKNER lines around the globe produce textile products of all kinds. The product range of the textile machinery manufacturer is at least as diverse as the end products manufactured on it. BRÜCKNER's customers include manufacturers of industrial textiles, nonwovens, textile floor coverings, artificial turf, glass fabrics and, of course, classic apparel textiles.

Personnel changes in Production and Materials Management as well as in Sales of New Machines

Mohan Spintex invests in world-class machinery for their finishing department and buys two Brückner machines.

We participated in an interdisciplinary research project at the University of Constance that aims to investigate the successful integration of apprentices with and without a migration background into their training companies and thus prevent apprenticeship dropouts.

Textilveredlung DRECHSEL GmbH, one of the leading contract finishers and coaters in Germany for several decades, invests in a state-of-the-art new coating line.

INDIGO TEXTILE decides for a BRÜCKNER POWER-FRAME stenter due to quality, reliability and the lower cost of production.

Climate change is undeniably progressing. CO₂ neutral production is being discussed and there are calls to pay even more attention to the recyclability of end products in the textile chain in the future. Not only manufacturers of classic textiles, but also producers of industrial textiles or textile floor coverings are challenged here.

Due to rapidly rising energy costs or even supply bottlenecks and the climate crisis, energy consumption and emissions are more in focus today than ever before. In this article the potential of the BRÜCKNER, heat-recovery and exhaust air purification systems will be shown.

TEXCOM purchases the 5th BRÜCKNER line and continues the successful cooperation with BRÜCKNER since 1979.

Largest family-run textile company in South-East Asia on the road to success worldwide with BRÜCKNER machines

New BRÜCKNER stenter at GRUPO MALWEE in Brazil convinces by productivity and energy saving

"We believe that manufacturing can lead the way – if it is local, innovative and integrative."

Out of more than 500 applicants, 36 companies made it to the finals of the competition this year, among them BRÜCKNER Trockentechnik GmbH & Co. KG.

The Feinjersey Group is an internationally operating textile company and supplies the "global players" of the textile industry worldwide. Modern machinery used at Feinjersey ensures efficient use of resources. All six stenters at Feinjersey are made by BRÜCKNER and are equipped with three-stage heat-recovery and exhaust air purification systems, some running for more than 20 years.

BRÜCKNER convinces with highest performance - this is the basis for a long-term partnership

In light of the coronavirus pandemic and the increasing number of hospital infections around the world involving multidrug-resistant pathogens, antimicrobial textiles are coming back into focus. An innovative, ultrasound-based finishing technology developed by Sonovia, Brückner Textile Technologies, and Weber Ultrasonics now offers some crucial advantages: because the impregnation meets industrial requirements for wash resistance, it remains effective for a long period of time – even against coronaviruses. Furthermore, the new "sono-finishing" process minimizes the environmental impact associated with conventional textile finishing.

Mr. Joachim Stemig from the German based Dimension-Polyant GmbH wins a Stand-Up-Paddle Board at the Brückner raffle during the virtual fair ITA 2020.

ECLIPSE, part of the Hunter Douglas group of companies in the UK and the largest window blind company in the world, has over 45 years of experience of delivering high quality service and products to the window blind industry.

As of July 1^st, 2020 the German textile machinery and technology supplier BRÜCKNER will be represented in Brazil by a new agency.

DAVID NIEPER partners with BRÜCKNER Textile Technologies

Family owned textile finisher H&C Whitehead Ltd. commissioned several BRÜCKNER machines.

RÖKONA - the fully integrated producer of highly specialized technical textiles trusts in technology made by BRÜCKNER

For 70 years, BRÜCKNER has been the worldwide partner for all companies which are drying, coating and finishing web-shaped materials: whether clothing fabrics, nonwovens, carpet, glass or coatings - the variety of materials to be processed has never been limited.

A state of the art BRÜCKNER multi-purpose coating line for technical textiles has been successfully commissioned and is operating since the beginning of 2018 at Sri Venkatalakshmi Spinners (P) Ltd. (SVS) in Udumalpet, a textile town about 70 km from Coimbatore City, in the South of India.

Indonesia is one of the most important clothing and textile exporting countries worldwide and HARAPAN KURNIA is a part of this industry for over 45 years.

The Italian company Societá Italiana Tessuti Indemagliabili Pezzoli – short name SITIP – was founded in the sixties and bought this year their 14th BRÜCKNER stenter.

Flameproofings Ltd., UK are a market leader in the flame retardant coating of fabric for the upholstery and household textiles markets. The company is part of the John Holden group and a third generation family business, established over 50 years ago. They installed and commissioned recently a state of the art BRÜCKNER coating plant in its facility in Bolton, UK. The line was sold through the BRÜCKNER agent John Bradley in Macclesfield, UK.

The rapid developments in the field of electronics lead to an ever increasing demand for so-called electronic glass. This glass serves as basic material for printed circuit boards and is used due to its excellent dielectric characteristics with up to 16 stacked layers.

A joint venture between the state-owned Algerian companies Groupe C&H, TEXALG, SNTA and the Turkish Group TAY with more than forty years of experience in the textile area, founded to build one of the biggest textile mills of the world.

CDL KNITS / TROPIC KNITS in Mauritius strike a new path in textile finishing

The Algerian EPE-EATIT-SPA group, with a history dating back to the year 1984 and many re-organizations has today seven sites and covers a large range of textiles from garments to home textiles, professional clothes and technical textiles.

New products, efficient machinery and intelligent solutions: Technical textiles finished on BRÜCKNER machines stand for a sustainable improvement of the production and a particularly efficient use of the resources.

Connecting the future – this is the motto of this year’s TECHTEXTIL taking place from May 9 to 12 in Frankfurt am Main. The German systems supplier and technology market leader BRÜCKNER shows a wide range of application examples for Technical Textiles which can be finished on the tailor-made and resource-saving BRÜCKNER machines.

As one of the leading producers of finishing and thermal treatment lines for the nonwovens and textile industry, BRÜCKNER considers its participation in the INDEX trade fair in Geneva as absolutely obligatory. On booth no. 1580 in hall 1 the visitors have the opportunity to inform themselves from April 4^th-7^th, 2017 extensively about new products and technologies.

Nan Yang is a leading textile group in Thailand and one of the largest vertically integrated apparel companies in Asia. The clientele is among others Nike, Uniqlo, Lotus, Under Armour and Adidas.

Today, a modern automobile contains between 20 up to 30 kg of fibres from the tyres to the sky. Thus, an automobile contains possibly more than 21 sqm of nonwovens in the most different appearances, e.g. tyre cord, seat cover, claddings, insulating material etc. 

In september 2016 the building works for the new production site will begin. The completion is planned for the end of 2017. 

This year’s ITMA in Milan was for the German textile machinery producer BRÜCKNER in every respect a complete success. 

Sustainable, effective, with competent advisory service - this is how BRÜCKNER present themselves on ITMA 2015. The technology and world market leader for machinery and line systems in the sector of coating and finishing of textiles, technical textiles, nonwovens and floor coverings, in most cases special solutions according to the customers’ requests, offers advisory competence due to decades of experience, innovative, clever ideas and technologically highly qualified experts. Intensive research and development resulted in many new lines and components for textiles, nonwovens and coated woven and knitted fabric.

BRÜCKNER - worldwide leading manufacturer of textile finishing lines - received recently a delegation of textile finishers from Bangladesh.

The Brückner Group is a world-wide leader in the planning and construction of textile finishing ma-chines. Since 1949 the company supplies machines and complete machinery systems for coating, dye-ing and drying of textiles, technical textiles, non-wovens...