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The Textile Magazine
JUly 2012
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It plans to expand sales beyond
the 100 million euro barrier in the
coming years. In the last decade,
over five billion end-products were
turned out. The high sales figures
are only possible because almost all
of the world’s machine engineers
use Kern-Liebers Textiles prod-
ucts. The increasing number of end
consumers in the knitwear and warp
sector underpins its strong market
position.
But the growth of Kern-Liebers
Textiles is evident not only in its
turnover and staff strength, but
also in its close partnership with
customers. The provision of fast
service worldwide is a central
concern. The company also ben-
efits from its experienced special-
ists, who complement each other
perfectly through the high potential
for synergies within the group. An
example of a synergy effect is the
combination of expertise in spring
technology with years of experience
in the production of stamped parts
for textile machines.
As a technology partner, the
group is constantly pushing itself
to develop new solutions in co-
operation with its customers. The
co-operation is characterised by
intensive transfer of knowledge,
and by creativity and loyalty. Qual-
ity is achieved only through perfect
interaction of all involved.
As an ideal partner of the textile
machine engineering sector, end
customers across the widest range
of textile applications also benefit
from the high level of competence
of the Kern-Liebers Textiles Group.
With the merger of four companies,
the group is in a position to offer a
unique service around the world.
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ITMA Asia + CITME 2012