Automotive Textiles: A New Growth Point In Textile Industry

Automobile manufacturing uses various materials except metal. Rubber and other main materials, Spin The application of materials in automobiles is also increasing. Not only as interior decorative and functional materials, but also rapidly developing as reinforcement materials. According to statistics, foreign automobile textile materials account for 1 / 3 of all industrial textile materials, and Western Europe automobile textile materials have reached the highest proportion of 35% of industrial textiles in recent years.

With the increasing demand for car riding environment, textiles are in cars. Interior trim The unique advantages of sound insulation, noise reduction and other aspects are gradually emerging. Experts analyze the application of textiles on automobiles, which can be compared with five sons. And the so-called five sons are: materials, belts, blankets, curtains, and felt. Demand for automotive textiles will increase significantly in China

The automotive industry has recently adjusted its past planning figures. It is estimated that the total number of cars will exceed 2 million in 2000, with a total of 16 million vehicles. According to the planning of the Ministry of communications, in 2005, the vehicle output will reach 2 million 890 thousand -336 vehicles (with a total volume of 21 million 890 thousand -2355 million vehicles), and the output will reach 3 million 890 thousand -472 vehicles in 2010 (31 million -3315 million vehicles). According to relevant information, the demand for textile and chemical fiber products in China's automobile industry reached 118 thousand and 700 tons in 2000, up to 178 thousand and 500 tons in 2005 and 267 thousand and 300 tons in 2010. Views on the production and matching application of domestic car seat interior fabrics -- Shen Jieliang, general manager of Jiangsu Broadway group

Car seats and decoration after China's entry into WT0 Fabric Product competition will gradually enter the fair, no geographical characteristics (including no local protection) quality, price, service competition. As foreign companies, such as Johnson and Lear of the United States, join hands with large domestic enterprises to strengthen cooperation, they will exert greater pressure on other enterprises in the same industry.