Monforts
Monforts has introduced a new digital platform designed to help textile manufacturers access the company’s finishing technologies, technical knowledge, and aftersales support easily across global markets.
One of the main highlights of the new website is a collection of interactive 3D tours that present the company’s key technology ranges. These virtual tours allow users to explore Monforts’ machinery and understand how different systems function in real production environments.
Through the platform, visitors can examine advanced equipment such as the MONTEX stenter, MONFORTEX sanforising system, and THERMEX continuous dyeing system. Users can move around the digital models to view machine configurations, key components, and optional features designed to improve efficiency and increase production output. The tours also present coating technologies and exhaust air cleaning systems used in textile finishing processes.
In addition to providing information about new machinery, the website also highlights options for upgrading existing Monforts equipment. These improvements include modern drive systems, updated software, and a variety of energy-efficient and resource-saving solutions that help customers improve machine performance and extend the life of their equipment.
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