[FAIR INFO] GBOS attended the 2017 Thailand textile and sewing equipment exhibition

September 07, 2023
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The Thailand international clothing and textile industry machinery, equipment, materials and accessories exhibition (GFT) is the only one in Thailand which integrates clothing and textile industry, machinery, equipment, materials accessories and so on. 250 leading technology brands from 22 countries and 20000 experts from ASEAN will be gathered at this show. They have participated in the ASEAN fashion and textiles summit and have benefited a lot from it.
 
GFT will be a source of inspiration for apparel manufacturers in search of high quality and the most comprehensive technologies, materials, and equipment.
 
In 2017, with the “The Belt and Road” policy guidance, GBOS vigorously layout related national market strategy. The participation in the GFT 2017 Thailand textile and sewing equipment exhibition, carrying the company’s apparel industry intelligent laser application solutions unveiled. GBOS laser in the textile and garment industry for many years, in a large area cutting, seamless, cowboy washing, carving, lace cutting and so on, has  mature application of technology.
 
exhibition information: Thai textile and sewing equipment exhibition (GFT 2017)
Time: From Jul 5 2017 to 8th
Booth Number:E10
Address: Bangkok International Trade and Exhibition Center (BITEC)

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