5 Exhibitors to Visit at ITMA ASIA + CITME 2026

Trützschler Nonwovens GmbH is a specialist division of the Trützschler Group focused on machinery and complete production lines for the nonwovens industry. The company supplies equipment covering fiber preparation, carding, web forming, and bonding processes for manufacturers producing technical textiles, hygiene materials, and filtration media.

As part of the broader Trützschler Group, the nonwovens division draws on decades of fiber processing expertise developed across spinning and textile preparation. This positions the company to offer buyers integrated line configurations rather than single-machine supply, which is relevant for producers planning capacity expansions or greenfield installations.

Lindauer DORNIER GmbH, headquartered in Lindau, Germany, designs and builds weaving machines, biaxial film stretching lines, and composite machinery from two German production sites in Lindau and Esseratsweiler. Founded in 1950 by Peter Dornier, the family-owned company employs around 1,000 people and ships more than 90 percent of its output to international markets. Its core product families are the P2 rapier weaving machine, the A2 air-jet weaving machine, film stretching lines for BOPET and BOPP, and the DORNIER Composite Systems range covering the Roving P2, PROTOS, and TRITOS PP.

Dornier holds ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 50001 energy-management certifications alongside Authorized Economic Operator status. The company processes yarns from 7 denier to 3333 tex, covering fine silk and jacquard fabrics through to heavy glass, carbon, and aramid technical fabrics on the same machine platform. In film production, it holds a recognized market position in ultra-thin plastic film lines used for packaging, battery separators, display films, and capacitor films, giving it an unusually broad cross-industry footprint for a company of its size.

Staubli Tec Systems India Pvt. Ltd. is the Indian subsidiary of the Staubli Group, a Swiss precision engineering company with operations spanning textiles, robotics, and fluid connectors. In the textile segment, Staubli is recognized for weaving preparation systems, dobby and Jacquard shedding machines, and quick style change solutions used by fabric producers worldwide.

Staubli's textile machinery portfolio addresses the full weaving preparation chain, from warp tying and drawing-in to electronic shedding and automatic warp change. Mills running high-SKU production or frequent style changeovers rely on these systems to reduce loom downtime and maintain consistent shed geometry across varied yarn types.

Erhardt + Leimer is a specialist in web guiding, web tension control, and web monitoring equipment used across textile production, nonwovens, and converting lines. The company supplies sensors, actuators, controllers, and complete systems designed to keep moving webs aligned and under controlled tension throughout processing.

The company's product scope spans edge guiding, center guiding, and line guiding configurations alongside tension measurement and control loops, making it relevant to mills and converters that run continuous fabric, film, or foil through multi-stage machinery. Its systems are built for integration into both new equipment and existing production lines.

Beijing Dongfang Ruiji International Exhibition Co., Ltd is a Beijing-based exhibition organizing company founded in 2006 and headquartered in Chaoyang District. The company arranges participation for Chinese manufacturers in overseas trade exhibitions spanning oil and gas equipment, pipelines, cables, pumps, valves, compressors, industrial machinery, and new energy categories, with coverage across Europe, North America, South America, the Middle East, and Africa.

Since its founding, the company has organized participation for close to 1,000 domestic enterprises in international exhibitions, according to its own published figures. It has established working relationships with major state-owned enterprises including CNPC, Sinopec, CNOOC, and others, as well as with professional exhibition and media organizations in Western markets. Its stated scope extends from traditional energy sectors into hydrogen energy, thermal insulation materials, and circular economy exhibitions.