They are active in different business areas of the textile industry such as warp knitting, weaving preparation, technical textiles, spares and components and after-sales services, and digital solutions for the textile industry. KARL MAYER are deeply involved in the Indian textile market and have committed large amounts of resources to service, support, and manufacturing as well.
About the market in India
Mr Kevin Socha: KARL MAYER is one of A.T.E.’s oldest partners with a relationship of more than 6 decades. Starting with the warp knitting business and then the warp preparation business, this relationship has grown further with the tripartite joint venture – KARL MAYER Textile Machinery India Private Limited–among KARL MAYER, Rabatex Industries, and A.T.E.KARL MAYER Textile Machinery India is based in Ahmedabad and focuses on the manufacturing and sale of warp preparation machines and creels mainly for the Indian market, as well as service and spare parts sale for warp preparation and warp knitting machines.
KARL MAYER’s joint venture with Rabatex and A.T.E.will not only encourage Indian textile manufacturers to try German technology from India but also provide Indian textile manufacturers with a number of advantages. KARL MAYER India has a 50-strong team of experienced service people and KARL MAYER’s KM.ON digital service portfolio will help customers on the path to digitalisation. KARL MAYER’s WEBSHOP enables customers to order genuine parts and components online.
This story is from the February 2020 edition of Textile Value Chain.
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