Germany'S Leading Technology Textile Industry Rising In The World

German bank analyst Jon J. jolby, with his insightful insight, found that the world

There will be several major trends in the explosive growth.

One of them is that when the traditional textile products in the world are stagflated, the non-woven and industrial fabrics show a high profit and high growth trend.

For example, since 2011, the world's non-woven production has increased by 11%, and will continue to grow moderately in 2015.

The world's technological textiles have become the leading countries in the world.

Germany has become the most advanced country in the world of textile and nonwoven technology production and development.

Nearly 600 textile and garment development enterprises in Germany create more than 6 billion euros per year, and nearly 50% of German textile products are used in the industrial field.

The European Union believes that Germany has become the leader of the technical textile market.

Of course, this is inseparable from the development capability of German enterprises.

Germany has not only the most complete textile research and development network in the world, but its perfect supporting facilities are unique in the world.

Moreover, textile technology has become the key to the success of German technological textiles.

The research level of German technical textiles is unrivaled.

Its textile enterprises have completed the pformation from traditional textile industry to technology textile industry many years ago, and now become the country with the highest technology and the highest quality textile products.

The non-woven products produced in Germany are among the lightest in the world, and they are also difficult to export on a large scale.

For Germans, export technology has become the best choice, not the best.

Products.

Its best goal is the Asian market.

In 2013, the export of German textile technology increased by 62%, and only 58% of the export of nonwoven technology increased.

Although the market of global nonwoven and technical textiles has cyclical fluctuations, it still has potential to rise now and in the future.

Apart from the similar trend, population growth, urbanization, environmental protection needs and so on. The growth potential of the market comes from the continuous development of new areas and the emergence of new applications, and the trend of new products is more attractive.

However, potential producers should know that success comes from market competition, and only participation can win.

In the potential market, successful competitors have to undergo many tests of strength and weakness in potential market areas.

To become winners, they must first seize the commanding heights in the field of technology and possess highly innovative and strong scientific research capability.

This is why German companies have become top market leaders.

Moreover, Germany has the highest level of scientific research institutions and universities in the world that are closely related to the textile industry.

Not only that, technical textiles also need a high level of professionalism, excellent work force and top quality product production environment and standards.

Of course, German enterprises also have their own weaknesses, which are affected by obvious economic cycle factors.

Their success also benefited from high investment and competitive balance of payments.

In other words, investment in the field of technological textiles can not be achieved overnight, and the return on capital is rather slow.

German enterprises are also affected by the economic downturn and the fluctuation of raw material prices. They are increasingly dependent on exports and heavily dependent on special fiber imports.

This is the biggest headache for western manufacturers.

Not only that, German enterprises are taking pains to prevent technological imitation and theft, but to avoid them, they are willing to invest heavily in building a burglar wall.

However, in today's highly commercialized world, opportunities always favor those who can find and find it.

The development and production of new products in German textile enterprises are very active, and these enterprises welcome new forces and open investment environment completely.

This trend also reflects demand in emerging markets.

However, German enterprises are not pursuing large-scale operations like China or India.

They believe that industrial textiles are most dependent on tailor-made goods.

This is why German textile enterprises rely on SME.

Here, they can find a lot of innovative, intelligent and highly productive projects.

There is no doubt that efficiency is better than inefficiency.

China and India do not have such conditions at low cost.

This is why the textile industry in Germany and throughout Europe has always been in the forefront of the market.

It is undeniable that the share of emerging countries in the sales market is also quite noticeable, especially when these countries are following up in the field of technology.

Their competition in the high technology and high-end products market is also very effective.

Over the past 2007-2013 years, European technology textiles, including non-woven and technically reinforced composites, have grown far faster than GDP in Europe.

However, due to the dual impact of the US financial crisis and the debt crisis in Europe for 2008-2009 years, the German technology textile industry also suffered from it.

Since 2007, the economic growth of Europe has benefited from the rise of the nonwoven industry and its annual growth of 11%, which is rare in all European industrial sectors.

By 2011, the growth of German technical textiles was even higher than that of the nonwoven industry.

It is a great joy to see that Europe's economic growth in 2015 is expected to reach 2%.

The return of composites in Europe began in 2007.

It first appeared in the construction industry and the automotive industry.

The new applications of composite materials grew very slowly in 2014, but this is better than the technical textile industry.

Composite materials refer to light fiber materials, which contain reinforced textile structures, glass materials and carbon fiber materials, aramid fibers or other fibers. These materials are often made into hard resin materials, which include preimpregnated structures and are applied to prepreg billets with multi-layer structure.

This kind of fibers can play a role of curing at both low and high ends.

There is no doubt that the global market for technical textiles has grown rapidly and seriously underestimated in recent years.

In fact, in 2012, the market value of global technical textiles was close to US $133 billion, including non-woven and composite materials, with a total market value of US $250 billion.

Among them, the total consumption of technical textiles accounts for 25%.

If nonwoven and composite materials are excluded, the growth of technical textiles has reached 30% in the past decade.

Experts predict that by 2018, the total global market will reach US $160 billion.

In Asia, China's leading global technology textile market, both in terms of market capacity and potential market value, is far ahead of developed countries, so the region is highly valued by German businesses.

China and India occupy almost the majority of the global market share: China accounts for 30, the EU 16, India 18, and the rest of the world 17.

Among them, the growth of non-woven industry in Europe and other parts of the world is among the fastest, and its growth rate even exceeds that of the technical textile industry in terms of production and sales.

In fact, over the past decade, the growth of non-woven goods has doubled.

In 2013, China surpassed the United States in one move and became the largest nonwoven producer in the world, occupying 28% of the global market share.

Europe, however, only takes up zero.

Nevertheless, it also reflects signs of recovery in the world economy.

In fact, as early as 2008-2009 years, German entrepreneurs had a premonition that Europe would be in decline.

As expected, the production and consumption of technical textiles in Spain and France plummeted in the next two years.

Germany, as the backbone of Europe, has stabilized its position through the introduction of new products.

What surprised Europeans was that Turkey and Saudi Arabia, which had been left behind by the European industry, unexpectedly increased the output of nonwoven industry in recent years.

For many people, technical textiles and

It is a strange word to them, but with the rise and wider application of the technology textile industry, it will gradually become more conscious of people.