With an aim to tap the potential of composites industry and promote wider application of advanced composites, Techtextil India 2019 has launched the World of Composites, a dedicated pavilion that aims to bring the stalwarts of the composite industry from India and across the world. It will take place alongside Techtextil India beginning November 20.

Techtextil India is the three-day trade fair for technical textiles and nonwovens in India and for the region, offering solutions from the entire textile value chain for all industry applications. The combination of World of Composites and Techtextil India will open gates to a gamut of opportunities for exploring new business ventures with the most high-potential manufacturing sectors across the country to witness cutting edge technology and end to end solutions.

"“In response to the industry’s growing need for composite solutions and innovative engineering, we are pleased to announce the launch of World of Composites which will take place alongside Techtextil India 2019. While there is a great scope for the composites industry to cater to the global market, the most significant growth driver for the trade and technology of composites is the huge untapped potential of the domestic market which will gain momentum through this platform," Raj Manek, executive director and board member, Messe Frankfurt Asia Holding Ltd, said.

"Composites are an integral part of modern and advanced manufacturing sectors. From underwater marines to high-performance aircrafts, there is increased demand for lightweight, clean materials across market segments and composite materials have been identified as a key cross-cutting technology for manufacturing. The major factors fuelling the growth of the composites market across the globe are the increasing use of composites in the wind energy, aerospace, automobile and defense applications. In India, the composite industry has a strong manufacturing base and with extensive scope of applications in automobile, defence, marine engineering and infrastructure sectors. India has made tremendous progress in wind power sector wherein composite consumption has exceeded in comparison with most developed countries," Messe Frankfurt said in a press release. (RR)