#ITMA Asia + CITME Singapore 2025

2025-10-13

Stäubli showcases advanced weaving technologies at ITMA Asia Singapore 2025

Stäubli booth at ITMA 2023 © 2025 TexData International

At ITMA Asia 2025 in Singapore, Stäubli will showcase its latest innovations in weaving technology. After several years, the exhibition returns to Singapore — a strategic hub that provides easy access to key textile markets across Southeast Asia. Taking place from 28 to 31 October 2025, this year’s edition focuses on green technologies that promote sustainable development across the textile industry.

Stäubli (Hall 2, Booth B₂01) will present solutions tailored to the diverse and dynamic needs of Southeast Asia’s textile production. The company’s systems are compatible with all types of insertions used in weaving machines and designed for a wide range of applications — from denim and silk to cotton and upholstery fabrics. With a strong focus on efficiency, adaptability, and sustainability, Stäubli continues to support the region’s evolving textile landscape.

Visitors can meet Stäubli experts in hall 2, booth B₂01, and explore the company’s wide range of sustainable and energy-efficient weaving solutions. Among the highlights on display will be:

+++ SAFIR PRO S37 – a new automatic drawing-in machine for filament yarns, delivering significantly higher speed and performance with advanced yarn handling for maximum efficiency.

+++ Electronic Rotary Dobby S3280 – dedicated to air-jet weaving machines, offering high-speed performance of up to 1,200 rpm.

Broad portfolio for every weaving application

In addition to these highlights, Stäubli will present a comprehensive range of machinery and systems for efficient warp preparation, frame and Jacquard weaving, as well as carpet and technical weaving. Exhibits will include:

++ TIEPRO warp tying machine for error-free tying of standard yarns such as cotton

++ Rotary dobbies S3017/S3018 for patterned fabrics on water-jet weaving machines

++ Cam motion S1792 for plain weaves on air-jet and rapier weaving machines

++ LX PRO Jacquard weaving machine for energy-efficient Jacquard weaving

++ ALPHA 580 UNIVERSAL carpet system with sample carpets on display

Committed to efficiency and sustainability

As a technology partner for manufacturers of cotton, denim, terry, and silk fabrics, Stäubli offers tailored solutions that ensure maximum efficiency and long-term cost-effective production. The Stäubli team looks forward to welcoming visitors in Singapore, learning about their specific needs, and discussing how the company’s technologies can help realize future textile projects successfully.

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