MÖNCHENGLADBACH – At the upcoming ITMA 2023, textile machinery firm Monforts will reveal details of a joint project sponsored by the German government on the potential to use ‘green’ hydrogen as a new energy source for textile finishing, drying, and related processes.
The company, which is well-known for its coatings, stenters, dryers, and dyeing ranges is leading a project sponsored by Germany’s Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action and will run two free-to-attend seminars and discussions at ITMA in Milan.
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