The company will present FabricMaster, SynthMaster and CPB Knit, highlighting solutions designed to improve dyeing quality, reduce resource consumption and enhance processing efficiency for Indian textile manufacturers.
Benninger, a Swiss textile machinery manufacturer and complete system supplier for continuous wet processing and discontinuous dyeing, will showcase its advanced dyeing and finishing technologies at India ITME 2026. The company will present FabricMaster, SynthMaster and CPB Knit, offering solutions for a wide range of woven and knitted fabrics, including sportswear, heavy jersey, sensitive synthetic blends and high-value underwear fabrics.
Announced in Uzwil, Switzerland, on 11 November 2026, the company’s participation comes at a time when Indian textile manufacturers are facing increasing pressure to process a wider variety of fabrics while reducing water, energy and chemical consumption. Shorter fashion cycles and growing product diversity are also increasing the need for reliable machinery capable of handling demanding textile qualities without compromising processing efficiency or colour consistency.
FabricMaster: Versatile Dyeing for Sportswear and Heavy Jersey
Benninger’s FabricMaster jet dyeing machine is designed to process a diverse range of woven and knitted fabrics while maintaining dyeing quality and operational efficiency. The machine handles challenging materials, including heat-set polyester sportswear, smooth viscose-elastane blends and heavy 20s cotton jersey.
Its intelligent liquor circulation, efficient liquor penetration, high rope speeds and gentle fabric transport support shorter processing times while helping reduce water and energy consumption.
The system is designed to process fabrics without rope marks, including articles that can be difficult or impossible to process on other machines. This provides textile manufacturers with greater flexibility when handling different fabric qualities while maintaining productivity and colour consistency.
SynthMaster: Gentle Processing for Sensitive Fabrics
For textile articles that are particularly sensitive to compression during processing, Benninger offers the SynthMaster horizontal jet dyeing machine.
Materials such as nylon-elastane blends, high-value viscose-wool underwear fabrics and non-heat-set polyester articles can develop compression marks during dyeing. The SynthMaster addresses this challenge through its horizontal jet dyeing concept, which enables smooth, tension-free fabric movement and consistent process conditions throughout the machine.
Its nozzle technology and optimised chamber design allow operation at low liquor ratios, helping reduce water and energy consumption. The compact machine footprint also supports efficient utilisation of existing production space, making it relevant for mills looking to increase capacity within their current facilities.
The SynthMaster shares key components with the FabricMaster, providing customers with simplified maintenance, operational familiarity and compatibility between the two machine platforms.
CPB Knit: Resource-Efficient Dyeing of Knitted Fabrics
Benninger’s Cold-Pad-Batch system, CPB Knit, is designed for salt-free dyeing of knitted goods, with water consumption of less than one litre per kilogram.
The system features tension-free and non-curling fabric transport, requires no biopolishing and achieves high dyestuff yield. Its padding mangle incorporates two Küsters S-rolls with nip profiles adapted to fabric and process requirements, supporting level dyeing without listing or tailing.
The compact machine design also includes a dyeing trough that swivels downwards and backwards, improving accessibility and operator safety.
Integrated Technologies for Efficient Textile Processing
Beyond its continuous and discontinuous dyeing machinery, Benninger offers technologies focused on improving process stability and reducing resource consumption across textile finishing operations.
Its solutions include automated liquid dispensing, powder dissolving and distribution systems, wastewater heat recovery and caustic soda recovery for mercerising ranges.
These technologies form part of the company’s broader approach to helping textile manufacturers improve operational efficiency while managing the consumption of water, energy and chemicals.
With more than 165 years of experience in textile machinery, Benninger combines Swiss engineering and process expertise with customer collaboration to address the practical requirements of dyehouses and finishing plants. Its strong presence in India further supports its engagement with local textile manufacturers.
Benninger to Meet Textile Industry Professionals at India ITME 2026
At the upcoming India ITME 2026, Benninger will provide visitors with insights into its dyeing and finishing technologies and demonstrate how its solutions address different fabric processing requirements.
The company’s participation will focus on helping textile manufacturers identify suitable technologies for processing demanding fabrics, improving production efficiency and supporting more resource-efficient operations.
Visitors can meet Benninger’s experts at Booth D1F2, Hall 3, during India ITME 2026.