Parker’s wide-ranging product spectrum makes it stand out

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India as a high technology country with enormous growth we concentrade in development of our products convienent to local needs, says Hans-Jürgen Pagel, Project Engineer, Parker Hauser

In mid-1990, we started concentrating our focus on the Asian markets, especially India. Together with local agents, we were initially engaged in the textile strongholds. Our cutting-edge technology quickly opened up more markets for us and we are now working nationwide.

Specifically, our move to MSBC as a partner offered far better options. The nationwide MSBC sales network also to
neighboring countries and the technical support are still a strong support.

Our experience from more than 50 years of textile machine production combined with Parker’s wide-ranging
product spectrum makes us stand out. So we can rightly claim that 90% of our machines are built as in-house development, in-house production. Our own end-customer technical support makes us a reliable partner in the field of customer-specific high technology.

Besides our worldwide engagement in production of textile machinery, we focus on Asian countries as a growing market especially India, Pakistan, as well as Bangladesh and Vietnam. Not to forget Arabian areas, which invest enormous sums in industries. 

We see India as a high technology country with enormous growth we concentrate in development of our products convenient to local needs. Together with our partner MSBC, we will strive to expand our market areas.

India is a rapidly developing country which is technologically extremely ambitious. The technical development
in our own country pushes us to our own peak performance. We also expect social changes with rising personnel costs and demands

This will force a compulsion for further automation in addition to the current mart textile machines. Since we are already active in this field today, a concentration on Indian is only logical. India has clearly recognized
the trends of the future and will become an equivalent to China today. If you focus on further preservation and expansion, it will be a major success story.