InspirOn plan for expanding overseas markets in a big way

摘要

InspirOn has added to its textile engineering business another product, namely, hot air stenter. The technology for it was provided by A. Monforts. Since 2012 the InspirOn R&D centre has been approved by the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research (DSIR), Ministry of Science & Technology. A team of design professionals has been regularly working at this centre to develop new technologies which have made the indigenously manufactured machine at InspirOn comparable in performance and energy efficiency to the world's best. InspirOn has also strategically added non-ferrous foundry business. Engineering Services for mechanical and electrical design business, commonly known as Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPO), are also developed where their software engineers work with European equipment manufacturers. Mr. Prakash Bhagwati, Chairman of InspirOn Engineering, has stated that through sustainable improvement in stenter performance, Inspiron will be able to showcase at ITMA 2019 its competence to produce superior quality in a very cost-effective manner with the following features: