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Benninger targets flexible, low-resource knitwear dyeing

By Haydn Davis
11 November 2026

Swiss machinery supplier will present three dyeing & finishing systems for demanding knitted fabrics at the upcoming India ITME 2026

Benninger's FabricMaster system

Uzwil - Benninger will present its FabricMaster, SynthMaster and CPB Knit dyeing systems at India ITME 2026, targeting Indian textile manufacturers processing increasingly varied knitted fabric ranges.

The Uzwil, Switzerland-based supplier is focusing on fabric handling, process consistency and reduced resource consumption for applications ranging from polyester sportswear and heavy cotton jersey to sensitive underwear fabrics.

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