As global fibre production heads toward 169 million tons by 2030, yarn manufacturing has emerged as one of textile machinery’s most strategic segments. ITM 2026, taking place June 9–13 at Istanbul’s Tüyap Fair and Congress Center, will dedicate Halls 6, 7, and 10 to yarn technologies — bringing together leading manufacturers, technology developers, and investment decision-makers under one roof.

The Yarn Hall will spotlight fully automated ring and rotor spinning lines, modular energy-efficient systems, and digitised production infrastructures enabling end-to-end process control from bale to packaging. A key focus will be circular production — spinning high-quality yarns from recycled fibres through mechanical recycling-compatible systems, reducing waste and environmental impact. High-efficiency rotor spinning technologies featuring advanced piecing systems and self-cleaning yarn guides will further cut maintenance costs and strengthen production continuity.

ITM 2026’s Yarn Hall offers manufacturers a platform to compare technologies, explore sustainable models, and forge future-oriented investment partnerships.