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Ginza Industries Limited
The first set of Groz-Beckert needles has been in use for eleven years
The Indian firm of Ginza Industries Limited is the largest Raschel and warp-knitted fabric producer in Asia, with an annual production capacity of more than 200 million meters. With a stunning variety of over 2000 products, Ginza Industries has the most diverse range in its segment. Services, warp-knitting machine needles and system components from Groz-Beckert have made a major contribution to this success story.
Mr Manoj Sethia – Director of Ginza Industries Limited, India
During a visit by the Groz-Beckert team to Ginza, Mr Manoj Sethia, Director of Ginza Industries Limited, shared his company's success story in an interview and emphasized the key contribution made by Groz-Beckert. He said that ever since his firm's foundation in 1986 it has been using Groz-Beckert products, and that this reflects the company's commitment to quality and innovation.
During a tour of the factory, Mr Manoj Sethia proudly showed the Groz-Beckert representatives some of his warp-knitting machines, which are still running with the "first set of Groz-Beckert needles" that came with the machines when they were installed eleven years ago! The machines produce polyester fabric for ladies' wear – more specifically, saris for the local market. This is why they run at full capacity throughout the year.
On behalf of Ginza Industries, Mr Manoj Sethia expressed his delight at the success of the partnership with Groz-Beckert: " Right from the beginning, the products and services from Groz-Beckert have been very valuable to us. Your team has delivered us the required products as well as technical support when required. We sincerely appreciate your responsiveness and the way you conduct business. We look forward to doing business with you for years to come."
If you'd like to find out more or you have any questions at this point, feel free to contact your Groz-Beckert contact partners from the Knitting division.