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Brückner Bets on Heat Recovery to Slash Energy Costs at ITMA Asia 2026

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German textile machinery maker Brückner will showcase energy-saving finishing technologies at ITMA Asia + CITME 2026 in Shanghai from Nov 20-24, as textile manufacturers look to cut energy bills and emissions amid rising costs and tighter environmental rules.

The family-owned company said its heat recovery and exhaust air purification systems will take centre stage. The systems allow textile finishers to recapture energy from production processes while reducing emissions and complying with environmental regulations, Brückner said, adding that they can lower overall energy requirements and operating costs.

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Brückner will also present the latest generation of its Power-Frame stenter, which pairs high-quality fabric finishing with a range of efficiency features. These include optimised airflow systems, efficient burner technology, and intelligent controls and automation designed to minimise energy consumption while maintaining productivity and process reliability. The company said its newest energy-saving packages give manufacturers further ways to improve resource efficiency as energy costs increasingly shape investment decisions across the finishing sector.

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“Sustainability has long become a decisive competitive factor for many textile companies,” said Alexander Mandel, Sales Director at Brückner. “With our technologies, we help our customers minimise energy consumption, reduce emissions, and future-proof their production operations.”

Mandel will attend the Shanghai exhibition to discuss the company’s technologies with visitors and customers.

Brückner said it will also share practical examples of how sustainability and profitability can go hand in hand. The company believes that upgrading existing production lines with energy recovery and emissions control technology can deliver substantial benefits, alongside investment in new machinery.

The announcement comes as textile producers worldwide face pressure to reduce their environmental footprint without eroding competitiveness. Brückner is positioning energy-efficient finishing technology as an important element of future production strategies.

Visitors can find the company in Hall 8.1, Booth C46, throughout the event.

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