SUNTECH Textile Machinery
Industrial machinery · Hangzhou, Zhejiang
About SUNTECH Textile Machinery
SUNTECH Textile Machinery is the textile machinery brand of the Strength Group, headquartered in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, with a history reaching back to 1970. The company focuses on the final stages of the textile chain: fabric inspection, cutting, folding, packing and in-plant handling, where automation cuts labor and errors before fabric reaches the end customer.
Its flagship product is the SThinkor intelligent fabric inspection system, based on machine vision, which detects defects in printed and plain fabrics at rates far above manual inspection. Alongside it, Suntech offers automatic inspection and packing lines that integrate cutting, labeling, taping, sorting and stacking, plus inspection machines for knitted and tubular fabrics, cutting machines, slitters and fabric relaxing equipment.
The range is completed by internal logistics solutions for weaving mills: the STelego series of electric warp beam trolleys, beam stackers and roll storage systems. With thousands of installations running and an agent network spanning more than a hundred countries, Suntech serves weaving mills, finishers and garment makers that want to digitize quality control and material movement inside the plant.
Its flagship product is the SThinkor intelligent fabric inspection system, based on machine vision, which detects defects in printed and plain fabrics at rates far above manual inspection. Alongside it, Suntech offers automatic inspection and packing lines that integrate cutting, labeling, taping, sorting and stacking, plus inspection machines for knitted and tubular fabrics, cutting machines, slitters and fabric relaxing equipment.
The range is completed by internal logistics solutions for weaving mills: the STelego series of electric warp beam trolleys, beam stackers and roll storage systems. With thousands of installations running and an agent network spanning more than a hundred countries, Suntech serves weaving mills, finishers and garment makers that want to digitize quality control and material movement inside the plant.