The company represents machinery manufacturers from Germany, Italy, Sweden, United Kingdom, Turkey and Switzerland and are able to offer a wide range of machinery across the dyeing and finishing process
THE GAURS was established in 2010 with the objective of bringing to India and surrounding regions innovative European technology for dye houses. Strategic alliances with these next-generation machinery manufacturers having latest technology and solutions were formed to provide Indian customers the option of machines and solutions which are sustainable, consume lesser utilities and are green for the environment. These machines are bringing a visible difference in the customers’ manufacturing operations in terms of faster return on investment (ROI) when compared with the traditional dyeing, processing and finishing machinery available in the market.
THE GAURS initially started out promoting calendar rolls, rubber rolls and special nonwoven-based squeeze rolls. Today, the company is capable to provide end-to-end machinery solutions for a dye house – singeing and pre-treatment lines, various dyeing technologies, processing & finishing machines, sanforizing and calendaring machines, coating and laminating machines and complete lines for technical textiles. The core focus, however, still remains the same – wet processing. THE GAURS today caters to customers located in India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Thailand and Indonesia.
Representation of Global Principals
THE GAURS represents machinery manufacturers from Germany, Italy, Sweden, United Kingdom, Turkey and Switzerland and are able to offer a wide range of machinery across the dyeing and finishing process such as:
• Singeing for wovens, knits, technical textiles and nonwovens
• Sustainable technologies for de-oiling, pre-treatment and bleaching ranges
• Low liquor ratio exhaust dyeing
• Waterless dyeing for cellulosic fabrics
• Cold pad batch dyeing
• Continuous washing ranges for dyed andprinted fabrics
• Rope opener and slitters, tubular padders, fabric reversing machines, fluff removal machines and pre-drying cylinders
• Stenter and stenter accessories, loop steamer andrelax dryer
• Coating units, complete coating lines, lamination lines and complete lines for manufacturing technical textiles
• Sanforizer and shrinkage control machines for knits, denims and wovens and denim finishing lines
• Calendar machines and calendar rolls
• Nip width and nip pressure measuring equipments
• Rubber rolls and S-rolls
• Innovative calendar rolls capable of running for years at high temperature.
Plans for ITMA 2023
As per the management, “ITMA 2023 exhibition is a good opportunity for us to showcase the new, innovative andsustainable solutions we have in our portfolio. Our customers will be able to see the following:
• The world’s most energy-efficient and unique stenter machine and relax dryer at EFFE: Hall 18, Stand No. A 206
• Loop ager suitable for both disperse and reactive print fabrics at EFFE: Hall 18, Stand No. A 206
• Waterless dyeing machines at Imogo: Hall 18, Stand No. B105
• Sustainable pre-treatment lines and washing ranges that need up to 40% less water and up to 60% less utilities at Pluvia: Hall 14, Stand No. A 211
• Innovative calendaring machines and solutions at Polteks: Hall 18, Stand No. A 209
• Sustainable bleaching ranges which can save up to 92% water and up to 45% steam at Revozona: Hall 5, Stand No. E 301
• Low liquor ratio jet dyeing machines and finishing machines (rope opener and tubular padder) at Beneks: Hall 14, Stand No. A 210
• Machinery for coating, lamination and technical textiles at Siltex: Hall 14, Stand No. B 210
• Sanforising at Cibitex: Hall 18, Stand No. A 308
• Innovative calendar rolls and high-efficiency squeeze rolls at KWF: Hall 11, Stand No: A204.”
Future Growth of Indian Textile Industry
Presenting a perspective on the growth prospects of the Indian textile industry, the management said, “We can confidently say that the India growth story, specifically textiles, is, intact and is at a tipping point. The current global situation points to the fact that when it comes to textiles, India has a chance to outgrow and expand exponentially. We can be the leaders in sustainable technologies and set a benchmark for sustainable manufacturing, provided we are ready to open our minds and accept progressive technologies. Global brands have already started to push manufacturers into going sustainable. You can no longer install solar power plants and say that you are sustainable.”
“ZLD (zero liquid discharge) was a unique concept until five years ago and today most of the factories are doing it. The fundamental question dye houses need to ask themselves is: what is that unique thing that makes me stand out from my peers?Those who are going to start and invest today in evaluating and adopting sustainable textile manufacturing technologies that provide lower CO2 emissions, consume low utilities, low water, etc. are the ones who are going to come out stronger. THE GAURS have the required machinery and solutions that can help dye houses achieve the above mentioned objectives and targets,” the management added.
Future Plans
“THE GAURS is focussed and committed to providing low-energy, sustainable and next-generation dyeing and finishing machinery to fabric processors. Our principals are investing in disruptive technology and disruptive process methodologies which are bringing down utilities, steam and electricity costs in the machinery and this is ultimately going to benefit the machinery buyers immensely. Our manufacturers are constantly innovating to provide more and more sustainable solutions.Globally, the final buyer’s preferences are changing and our principals are aware of this and are innovating at the back-end to deliver the results. Indian buyers are slowly starting to relook at their machinery and plant investments and ask themselves how they are going to meet the sustainability demands of their fabric buyers.So the future looks promising and it is an exciting time for all of us where we are at the cusp of a big change that is sweeping the world,” the management said.