Benninger strengthens presence in Brazil through Grupo NS partnership
The collaboration brings together Benninger’s more than 160 years of experience in textile finishing, dyeing and automation with Grupo NS’s established service network in Brazil. The partnership aims to provide textile manufacturers with not only advanced machinery but also process expertise, operator training, spare parts, automation support and long-term technical service.
Brazil remains one of the largest textile markets in the Americas, with manufacturers increasingly investing in integrated production solutions that improve efficiency while reducing environmental impact. Through the partnership, Brazilian customers will gain easier access to Benninger’s complete portfolio backed by local service infrastructure.
Benninger offers a wide range of continuous and discontinuous wet processing technologies, including singeing, fabric preparation, washing, mercerising, Cold Pad Batch processing, jet dyeing and jigger dyeing for woven, knitted and technical textiles. The company focuses on delivering complete production systems that integrate automation, chemical preparation and dosing, fabric handling and process control rather than standalone machinery.
The integrated systems are designed to improve fabric quality, increase first-pass production efficiency and provide greater manufacturing flexibility across different fibre types and blends. The technologies also help reduce water, energy and chemical consumption through resource-efficient processes, while heat recovery, water recycling and caustic recovery systems can further lower operating costs and environmental impact.
Rolf Erik Schoeler, Global Head of Sales and Marketing at Benninger AG, said the partnership brings the company’s complete portfolio closer to Brazilian textile manufacturers with the goal of improving quality, productivity and sustainability through advanced technology supported by strong local expertise.
Grupo NS contributes decades of experience serving Brazil’s textile industry through technical consulting, local service and customer support. The collaboration will help textile mills evaluate investment projects, select suitable processing technologies, optimise manufacturing operations and benefit from reliable after-sales support.
Rogério Esau, Director of NS Química, said the cooperation strengthens Grupo NS’s offering by combining Benninger’s advanced technology with local technical expertise to better serve Brazilian textile manufacturers.

