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Shima Seiki plays its part in Bangladesh transition

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Dhaka - With Bangladesh manufacturers continuing to make the transition from hand-flat machines to the latest computerized models, Japan?s Shima Seiki says it offers a number of machines suitable for the region?s knitting mills that are looking to keep pace with the growing demand for exports of high quality knitwear.
Promoting its role in this transition, the flat knitting machine builder will be exhibiting at the 11th Dhaka International Textile & Garment Machinery Exhibition (DTG 2014), from 12-15 February in Dhaka, Bangladesh, in cooperation with its partner Pacific Associates Ltd. Operating within the Bangladeshi market since 1996, this will be the seventh time the Japanese manufacturer will participate at DTG.

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