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Members of the Cluster Technical Textiles Neckar-Alb, Germany Know-How and Tradition: Technical Textiles from the Neckar-Alb Region What’s the future worth if you don’t invest in it? One region, three areas of strength • Businesses that are world market leaders. Perfectly networked sectors. Young, highly qualified and motivated employ- ees. Stuttgart Trade Fair and the Airport are right around the corner. • Universities of international repute and with best ties to economics, research on a world-class level. • Idyllic valleeys, rugged rocks, mountains, castles, lively cities. www.neckaralb.de www.kinderbetreuung-neckaralb.de www.bildungsportal-neckaralb.de Preface The significance of technical textiles has increased rapidly over the past few years. In Germany alone the producti- on of technical textiles has grown by approx. 40% since 1990. During this time German companies have establis- hed the leading position in this segment with an internati- onal market share of currently 45%. The Neckar-Alb region has always been the main textile hub, and it is still home to many major textile compa- nies today. The region also has several higher education establishments as well as private and public research and development institutes. These include the Institute of Textile Technology and Process Engineering (ITV) in Den- kendorf, the Technology and Development Centre (TEZ) of Groz-Beckert in Albstadt, the Technology Workshop (Tech- nologiewerkstatt) for Technical Textiles in Albstadt and the Research Association for Textile Technology Albstadt (FTA). The region thus offers great potential and meets all the requirements to benefit from the technical textiles growth sector in the long term. Dr Thomas Lindner is the chairman of the management board of Groz-Beckert KG and president of the German machinery and plant manufacturing association (VDMA). Dr Thomas Lindner He is also vice president of the CCI (chamber of commerce President of the CCI (chamber of commerce and industry) Reutlingen and industry) Reutlingen and chairman of CCI-committee and chairman of the CCI-committee Zollernalbkreis Zollernalbkreis. 3 Textile Region Neckar-Alb Upward trend for technical textiles The most well-known calling card of the textile region dorf (DITF) and the two textile universities Albstadt-Sig- Neckar-Alb is probably the Outlet City Metzingen. In maringen and Reutlingen ensure well-qualified recruits the town where Hugo Boss is based, one of the world’s and new stimulus. Such direct contact with other indus- leading manufacturers of men’s fashion, a paradise for tries and to science and research is of great benefit for shoppers has become established that literally attracts the development of technical textiles. There is a reason customers from around the world. The excellent products why this market is considered a future market with huge of other fashion labels from the region also boast an growth potential. international clientele: Marc Cain, Mey, Nina von C. and Sanetta, as well as sports brands such as Erima, Trigema To pool traditional regional competences and to promote and Uhlsport, to name just a few. pioneering innovation, the chamber of commerce and industry (CCI) Reutlingen has set up the Cluster Technical In addition to these strong brands, the region is also Textiles Neckar-Alb in February 2012. In April 2014 the home to other textile firms – not just clothing manu- cluster already had 50 members. Potential members from facturers, but also specialists for technical textiles. This outside the Neckar-Alb region are also welcome. potential was recognised early on. Today, they provide a diverse offering that includes protective textiles, functio- The cluster’s management supports its member compa- nal textiles for sports as well as textiles for use in medici- nies in the implementation of innovative ideas through ne and in the automotive industry. The Neckar-Alb region internationalisation efforts and technology transfer. Cent- has become firmly established as a centre for technical ral topics have so far included smart materials, 3D textiles, textiles. protective clothing and pharma underwear with active ingredients. Other topics of the future such as building Proximity to the user industries is and always has been textiles, hygiene and interior design are in the planning very useful. The Neckar-Alb region with its administrative phase. districts of Tübingen, Reutlingen and Zollernalb borders on the automotive manufacturing site Stuttgart; to its The association’s public image as Cluster Technical Textiles south you find the medical technology stronghold Tutt- Neckar-Alb promotes synergies and internal cooperation, lingen. The Neckar-Alb region furthermore includes the and it enhances the international visibility of its member Medical Valley Hechingen and Tübingen University with companies. Thus, the cluster exhibits for example at many its clinical centre and many research establishments. The industry trade fairs like the Techtextil with joint booths. German institute for textile and fibre research in Denken- investition in Ihre Zukunft ! European Union European fund for regional development If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us! Cluster Technical Textiles Neckar-Alb c/o CCI Reutlingen Birgit Krattenmacher Hindenburgstr. 54, D-72762 Reutlingen Phone: +49 7121 201-257 Fax: +49 7121 201-4257 Email: [email protected] Web: www.cluster-technische-textilien.de 4 Members of the Cluster Technical Textiles Neckar-Alb, Germany artecs GmbH, Balingen Edelweiss Maschenstoffe Herter GmbH & Co.KG, artecs GmbH produces technical yarns (including with anti-static proper- Albstadt ties) and functional fabrics (including with shield function and antimicro- Edelweiss Maschenstoffe Herter is an important producer of mesh fabrics bial effect). for underwear, sports cloths as well as for the use in the field of technical www.artecs.de textiles. www.jetter-und-herter.de BRÜCKNER Textile Technologies GmbH + Co. KG, Leonberg Erich Roller GmbH & Co. KG, Albstadt Your system partner for complete plant systems to finish woven and Textile dyeing and finishing: washing, beaching, dyeing. Special finis- knitted fabrics: drying, thermal fixing, condensing, continuous dying, hings such as sanitized, aloe vera, silver protection. sanforizing, compacting. www.erich-roller.de www.brueckner-textil.de ROLLER Eschler Textil GmbH, Balingen Manufacturer of innovative knitted goods for technical areas of applicati- Buck GmbH & Co KG, Bondorf on: medical textiles, carriers, EXPO, cleaning textiles. We produce technical knitted products made from special materials www.eschler.de using innovative machines and devices from our own in-house produc- tion. www.buck-tsp.com Fachvereinigung Wirkerei-Strickerei Albstadt e.V., Carl Meiser GmbH & Co. KG Albstadt NOPMA technische Textilien Regional industrial and employers’ confederation. Meiser Textile Processing, Albstadt We specialise in technical textiles with coating. You, too, will be amazed! Faiss-Textil GmbH, Balingen ® Innovation - quality - flexibility – Specialist for knitted fabrics and partner www.nopma.de to the textile industry for more than 45 years. Most recent innovation: Technische Textilien spacer fabric FAISS-3D-FLEX – with climate control. www.faiss.de CHT R. Beitlich GmbH, Tübingen For more than 50 CHT/BEZEMA has been very successful in the develop- ment, manufacture and distribution of auxiliary material for the textile processing industry. FILACON Systems by Tajima GmbH, Winterlingen www.cht.com Supplier of tow-placement machines, wire embedding machines and associated software. www.filacon.com Digel Sticktech GmbH & Co. KG, Pfullingen Producer of textile heating systems, smart textiles, fibre composite struc- tures and tailored fibre placement. Forschungsgesellschaft für Textiltechnik Albstadt www.digel-sticktech.de FTA mbH, Albstadt Research and development in the field of technical textiles. www.fta-textile.com Dresdner Spitzen, Dresden Producer of elastic and rigid laces from 1cm till 330cm width in a full-integrated production facility with own de- sign, raschel- & jaquardmachines, dye house and finishing department. www.dresdnerspitzen.com 5 Members of the Cluster Technical Textiles Neckar-Alb, Germany Fuchshuber Techno Tex GmbH, Lichtenstein Hochschule Albstadt-Sigmaringen, Supplier of high-performance textile goods for personal protection and Albstadt-Ebingen technical applications (flame-retardant, cut resistance, air-conditioning, 3000 students in 10 bachelor’s and 8 master’s degrees. Faculties: en- heat insulating). gineering with 3 degrees in textiles, life sciences, business and computer www.fttex.com science. Practical training, modern laboratories, close contacts to compa- nies, small groups. www.hs-albsig.de Gebrüder Conzelmann GmbH & Co. KG, Albstadt Full service underwear manufacturer (embroidery, finishing, manufacture, storage, dispatch). Brand: conta. Hochschule Reutlingen - RRI, Research Group www.conta.de Process Engineering and Product Development, Reutlingen Renewable raw materials, fibre technology, dissociation technology, process technology, textile finishing non-woven fabrics. www.reutlingen-university.de/forschung/forschungszentren-gruppen/ textile-verfahrenstechnik.html Gruschwitz GmbH Tech-Twists, Leutkirch Our core competence lies in the development and manufacture of technical yarns. www.gruschwitz.com Hochschule Reutlingen, School of Textiles & Design Bachelor’s degrees: international fashion retail, textile technology – tex- tile management, textile design – fashion design, transportation
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