Chen Xingqiang: Digital textile machinery is the development direction

The sixty years of China's textile machinery industry have gone through three stages from start to development to takeoff. From liberation, they can only be engaged in the repair and distribution business, and develop into a pillar industry with complete categories, meeting industry demands, and having independent R&D and innovation capabilities. Basically satisfying the domestic textile enterprises' production needs, it has played an important role in the development of the production capacity and technical level of various industries in the textile industry, as well as the increase in the variety of textile colors.

In the past 20 years, the scale of production of China's textile machinery has continued to expand. The world-famous textile machinery companies have also successively invested and set up factories in China. China is not only the largest demand market for textile machinery, but is also becoming the center of textile machinery manufacturing in Asia and even the world.

China's textile machinery industry is currently facing a critical period of industrial restructuring and technological progress. The era of low-level, low-price competition is gone forever; the future of China's textile machinery industry belongs to enterprises that are adept at adjusting and are brave enough to strive, and only take the lead. Adjusting the product structure and positioning itself as a technological leader can meet and win the unavoidable competition with the world-class textile machinery companies.

Advanced control and drive technology has been widely used in textile machinery, which has effectively promoted the technical progress of textile machinery equipment. As a common understanding of the textile machinery industry, digital textile machinery relying on automation technology must be the direction of development and competition. .

Chen Xingqiang: The future of China's textile machinery industry is a professor-level senior engineer who is adept at adjusting and struggling. He is currently the vice president of Pacific Electromechanical Group Co., Ltd. and serves as the executive director of the China Textile Machinery and Accessories Industry Association. He has been engaged in the textile machinery and its automatic control work for more than 30 years. He has participated in the research and development of a number of major national technical equipment and has successively obtained a number of provincial and ministerial scientific and technological progress awards. In recent years, he has devoted himself to the application of industrial fieldbus technology in textile machinery and the digitalization of textile machinery.