MARTINELLI GINETTO GROUP

Since 1947 we have been a diversified and dynamic manufacturing group, with leadership in various sectors of the textile industry.

Discover our history
MARTINELLI GINETTO GROUP

Since 1947 we have been a diversified and dynamic manufacturing group, with leadership in various sectors of the textile industry.

Discover our history

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Industrial organization

 

The activities of the supply chain

 

Our production capacity is guaranteed, not only by the integration of the various different industrial segments, but also by the hi-tech fleet of machines owned by the Group, which are updated on a constant basis.

Wool spinning

Over 1,200,000 kg of wool yarns produced annually, with 4 carding arrangements, 6 spinning machines for wool yarns, 3 winders, 276 twisting spindles and 5 reeling machines.

Spinning of chenille

Over 1,500,000 kg of chenille yarns produced annually, with 24 spinning lines, 8 SSM winding machines and 2 continuous thermofixing lines.

Spinning of fancy yarns

4 hollow spindle double-thread spinning machines of fancy yarns, specifically for the production of novelty fancy yarns, with a total of 120 heads.

Warping

The warping yarns department is home to 1 fractional line for creating single-ply yarns and 2 sectional lines for twisted yarns. There is also a textile sizing line.

Weaving

The weaving departments are home to 75 looms, 51 large-width rapier looms (dobby and jacquard) and 24 large-width air-jet looms. Over 10 million square metres of finished fabric produced annually.

Ennobling

Over 20,000,000 linear metres of double-width fabric produced and ennobled annually, with more than 200 industrial processes on ennobled fabrics.

Digital printing

An innovative technology that enables high production flexibility and speed. Ideal for designing customised products, including those in smaller batches. This process is available for use on finished fabrics, both plain and jacquard, and on different types of fibres, both natural and polyester. The printing production cycle uses environmentally-sustainable processes, with low energy and water consumption; in addition, certified dyes are used.