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I’m pleased to welcome two new advertisers to eTextileCommunications’ weekly newsletter: SYMTECH, Inc. and American Starlinger Sahm, Inc. Both companies are well known in our industry, and I appreciate their support and confidence in eTC as a platform to reach the U.S. textile and manufacturing community.
SYMTECH, Inc., which recently merged with 63-year-old Lang Ligon & Co., is a leading distributor of textile and nonwoven machinery serving the U.S. and Canadian markets. Based in Spartanburg, S.C., SYMTECH offers a comprehensive range of solutions including automation, weaving, knitting, yarn processing, finishing and nonwoven equipment, backed by installation, service, repairs and spare parts support.
American Starlinger-Sahm, Inc. represents Starlinger & Co. GmbH and SAHM winding technology in North America, providing sales, service and spare parts for advanced machinery used in woven packaging production, plastics recycling and high-performance winding applications. Based in Fountain Inn, S.C., the company supports customers with demonstrations, technical support and equipment tailored to their production needs.
One of the things I hear most often from readers is how closely they follow this newsletter each week – not just for headlines, but for insight into who’s investing, innovating and expanding across the supply chain. Our advertisers aren’t appearing in front of random eyeballs; they’re being seen by decision-makers, engineers, executives and partners who are actively engaged in this industry.
If you’re looking for a way to raise visibility, reinforce your brand and stay top of mind with customers who are already paying attention, I encourage you to consider promoting your company on eTC. This community is reading, sharing and acting on what they see here – and I’m grateful to the companies that choose to be part of that conversation.
Please contact me to discuss promotional opportunities.
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