Stäubli to Exhibit Automated Weaving Tech at ITMA Asia 2026
The manufacturer will showcase its latest weaving solutions for the Asian market at ITMA Asia 2026.
Updated on Oct. 16, 2026 in Manufacturing
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Stäubli will present its automated weaving solutions, including drawing-in systems and Jacquard machines, at ITMA Asia 2026. The company aims to boost operational efficiency for manufacturers throughout China and the broader Asian region.
Why it matters
By demonstrating high-speed machinery, Stäubli aims to assist weaving mills in enhancing their overall productivity and operational output. The showcase highlights the latest technical capabilities available to regional textile producers.
JIEDE Textile currently utilizes 430 Stäubli S3060 rotary dobbies to support an annual production capacity of 100 million meters of denim. The S1628 cam motion reaches speeds of 1,200 rpm, while the S3018 dobby hits 740 rpm in water-jet applications.
The players
Stäubli
Stäubli is a global mechatronics solutions provider that specializes in textile machinery, connectors, and robotics.
JIEDE Textile
JIEDE Textile is a denim manufacturer located in Guangdong Province, China, that operates large-scale production facilities.
The details
Stäubli will display the SAFIR PRO S37 drawing-in system, MAGMA warp-tying machine, and multiple iterations of its rotary dobbies at Booth D05 in Hall 3. Attendees will also have the opportunity to view technical fabric samples produced on Stäubli TF machinery.
Timeline
Stäubli will showcase automated weaving technology at ITMA Asia 2026.
Market Landscape
This move aligns with the broader industry trend of consolidating automation in the textile manufacturing sector, where firms increasingly rely on high-output machinery to remain competitive in Asia. It positions Stäubli as a key supplier for mills transitioning to high-speed, automated production cycles.
Textile manufacturers looking to upgrade their facilities can evaluate these high-speed systems to potentially increase output and reduce labor-intensive manual steps. The display provides a direct look at the machinery required to support large-scale denim production and technical fabric weaving.
The takeaway
Optimizing weaving speeds with rotary dobbies can significantly influence annual production volumes in textile operations. Manufacturers can use these equipment standards to benchmark their own current operational throughput.
Further reading
Learn more about industrial automation trends at the Manufacturing section.
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