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MIXC Textile Technology Co., Ltd. is pleased to announce the successful delivery of a customized X5.5Y3.2 robotic tufting machine to a valued client in Japan. The machine, equipped with advanced on-line electric twisting functionality, will significantly enhance the customer's production efficiency

Singapore — October 31, 2025 – MIXC Textile Technology Co., Ltd., a leader in robotic tufting technology, concluded a successful showcase at ITMA ASIA + CITME 2025, held from October 28 to 31 at the Singapore Expo. At Booth H2/D310, MIXC demonstrated its cutting-edge robotic tufting machines, drawin

MIXC Textile Technology Co., Ltd., a leading innovator in robotic tufting solutions, is proud to announce the successful customization of a Dual-Y Axis Robotic Tufting Machine for an Indian carpet manufacturer. This project marks another milestone in MIXC’s mission to provide intelligent, efficient,

At MIXC Textile Technology Co., Ltd., every customer visit is an opportunity to demonstrate not only our advanced robotic tufting technology, but also our commitment to precision customization and customer satisfaction. Recently, a group of Japanese clients visited our factory with their own yarn an

At MIXC Textile Technology Co., Ltd., we believe that every machine delivered to our customers is not only a piece of advanced equipment, but also a commitment to quality, reliability, and trust. As a leader in the robotic tufting machine industry, we have set strict standards to ensure that each ma

Singapore — October 28–31, 2025 – MIXC Textile Technology Co., Ltd., a pioneer in robotic tufting solutions, will participate in ITMA ASIA + CITME 2025, held at the Singapore Expo. At Booth H2/D310, MIXC will present its latest generation of robotic tufting machines, highlighting advanced precision,

Over the past decade, the textile industry has experienced a quiet but powerful transformation.

In the world of textile design and manufacturing, few innovations have caused as much excitement as the robotic tufting machine.

For centuries, rug making has been a deeply traditional and highly skilled art. From hand-knotting in ancient Persia to intricate weaving techniques used in Asia, the production of rugs has long relied on human craftsmanship and creativity.

For centuries, textile production was a manual craft requiring time, patience, and skilled hands. Over time, industrialization introduced mechanical looms and other machinery that sped up processes, improved consistency, and supported mass production.