Technical Textiles - Part II
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Technical textiles, defined by their performance rather than aesthetics, comprise 22% of the textile industry and have a growing market share in India, which currently holds only 6% of Asian production. The document discusses various types of technical textiles, especially geo-textiles, and highlights the manufacturing processes, applications, and government support for this sector. Major growth drivers include increased infrastructure projects, rural development, and significant government initiatives aimed at promoting technical textiles in India.
Technical Textiles - Part II
- 1. • Technical Textiles are defined as Textile Materials & products used primarily for their technical performance rather than their aesthetic and / or decorative characteristics. • Technical Textiles – 22% share in Total Textile Industry • Only Sector to grow by 20% YoY in India • World Wide demand of 96000 Cr for Technical Textiles • As of Now India is only contributing 6% in Asian TT Production ( Japan 10%, Korea 7%, China 68%) • Asian Technical Textile Markets expected to contribute 61% in worldwide. • Type of Technical Textiles “E – Textiles” (Interactive Electonic Textiles) – Agro Textiles – Building Textiles – Cloth Textiles – Geo Textiles – Home Textiles – Industrial Textiles – Medical Textiles – Automobile Textiles – Packing Textiles Fiber Fabric without weaving FLASHBACK !
- 2. Mastermind Credo For Nation We Will Always Follow Formal Practice Of Business Pay All Our Taxes And Fulfill All Legal Liabilities & Our Responsibilities Towards Our Nation. The Amount Left After Fulfilling All Our National And Citizen Responsibility Would Be The Actual Profit For Us & Only That Is What We Deserve.
- 3. Textile Industry-We are not aware about – Way Ahead – Part II By – Mihir Upadhyay
- 4. OBJECTIVE • To share the knowledge of Technical Textiles, its International Scenario and opportunities of Indian Textile Industry in Technical Textiles • Divided into 2 parts – Last time : All About Technical Textiles & E-Textiles – Today : • Will cover GEO-TEXTILES & the manufacturing process • Opportunities of Technical Textiles • Different government initiatives / Schemes for Technical Textiles
- 5. • Technical Textiles are defined as Textile Materials & products used primarily for their technical performance rather than their aesthetic and / or decorative characteristics. • Technical Textiles – 22% share in Total Textile Industry • Only Sector to grow by 20% YoY in India • World Wide demand of 96000 Cr for Technical Textiles • As of Now India is only contributing 6% in Asian TT Production ( Japan 10%, Korea 7%, China 68%) • Asian Technical Textile Markets expected to contribute 61% in worldwide. • Type of Technical Textiles “E – Textiles” (Interactive Electonic Textiles) – Agro Textiles – Building Textiles – Cloth Textiles – Geo Textiles – Home Textiles – Industrial Textiles – Medical Textiles – Automobile Textiles – Packing Textiles Fiber Fabric without weaving FLASHBACK !
- 6. Application of GT in Detail 22% 78%What is GEO-TEXTILES ?
- 7. • Application of Geo-Textiles & Different Types of GEO- TEXTILES – Separation – Filtration – Drainage – River Bank Protection – Coastal Protection – Reservoirs and Lakes – Embankments – Soil Erosion Controls – Railway Track Construction TYPE of GEO-TEXTILES
- 8. WHY GEO-TEXTILES USED ? In Roads In Railway Tracks GeoTextiles serve as barrier and filtration materials permanently separating soil from water and ultimately prevent water pressure build-up, thereby preventing the water's flow from causing erosion.
- 10. HOW GEO-TEXTILES APPLIED ?
- 11. How GEO-TEXTILES are Manufactured ? • To manufacture Geo Textiles, most widely technique used is “Needle Punching”. • Needle punching is the method of consolidation of webs by the repeated insertion of barbed needles into the fibrous web. • The fibres or filaments are reoriented into the vertical plane in a way that tufts or stitching channels are formed.
- 13. Major Drivers for GEO-TEXTILES Growth • Infrastructural Changes in Day to Day life (Better Road Quality)... Spreading to Village Roads. • Intensity of Rural Development in terms of Road Facilities • Upcoming Infrastructure Projects by Government in Highways, Dams and Pumps • Lucrative Government Schemes to promote Technical Textiles
- 14. Major Drivers for GEOTEXTILES Growth • Better Diversification option for existing textile businesses • Excellent Opportunities for Asian Market as Asia World Largest consumer of GEO-TEXTILES - So Export Opportunities are abundant ! • Indian GEO-TEXTILES Market has grown @18.2% CAGR in 2009-2014 Period • Projection / Demand of Technical Textiles in CHINDIA is 46,000 Cr by 2019
- 15. Government Schemes / Support for TT • Launched 4 Schemes on 4th December, 2014 for Technical Textiles which includes lot of advantages of Tax Exemptions as well as Trade Policy Benefits • Launched a ‘Technology Mission’ which is especially designed for “Promotion and Growth of Technical Textiles” • Setup of Integrated Textile Parks in various parts of India including Gujarat • Restructured Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme – TUF
- 16. Government Schemes / Support for TT • Setup of 8 incubation Centres of Excellence (CoE) for Technical Textiles for any kind of help on R & D / Others • Fund Support to be provided by GOI in R & D of Technical Textiles • Favourable Trade Policies integrated with Make In India Project • Foreign Investment of INR 2500 Billion in India (For Textiles) have come already in last 1 year • ITTA : Indian Technical Textile Association helping businessmen
- 17. • Diversification is MUST for Textile Businessmen • Technical Textiles (seeing all the Positive Parameters) is one of the BEST options ! But they need to adopt the CHANGE ! • Technical Textiles in Gujarat is on 3rd preferred option with 13% Textile Businessmen opting for ! Overall Scenario for Textile Businessmen
- 18. • IFAI : Industrial Fabric Association International • www.fibretofabric.com • www.technotex.gov.in • www.textileworld.com • Various Textile Journals • Various Textile Articles Sources used
- 19. Sources used