ITF Intertex Machinery Spain 2026 is an international trade exhibition focusing on machinery, equipment and technologies for textile production. Held in Madrid, the event provides a specialised business platform where international machinery manufacturers and suppliers can connect with textile and apparel producers, technical professionals, buyers and distributors.

The exhibition covers technologies across the textile manufacturing process, including spinning, weaving, knitting, embroidery, dyeing, washing, textile printing, fabric handling and nonwoven production. Machinery components, textile chemicals, laboratory equipment and CAD, CAM and automation systems further expand the technological scope of the event.

With a strong focus on production technology and international business development, ITF Intertex Machinery Spain enables professionals to evaluate new machinery, identify suppliers and explore solutions for improving productivity and manufacturing capabilities. B2B meetings, networking opportunities and professional seminars also support knowledge exchange and cooperation across the international textile machinery industry.

Audience

• Textile manufacturers
• Apparel manufacturers
• Textile engineers
• Production managers
• Sourcing and procurement professionals
• Machinery manufacturers and distributors
• Quality control professionals
• Maintenance and service professionals
• Textile industry consultants
• Textile technology startups

Focus Areas

• Textile machinery
• Spinning and weaving technology
• Knitting and embroidery machinery
• Dyeing and finishing machinery
• Textile printing
• Nonwoven production
• CAD and automation systems
• Textile production technology

Format

• International B2B trade exhibition
• Machinery and technology showcases
• B2B meetings
• Professional networking
• Seminars

Registration link here

Picture caption: Modern textile machinery and automated production systems support efficient fabric processing and advanced manufacturing across the textile industry. Source: Lalit Kumar via Unsplash.