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Brazilian Market Leader Cedro Têxtil Focuses on Greater Efficiency, Sustainability, and Product Quality with Brückner

After more than 150 years of company history, Cedro Têxtil is once again embracing the challenges of a changing industry. Widely recognized as the largest manufacturer of workwear fabrics in Latin America, the Brazilian textile company continues to invest in the modernization of its production facilities.

A key milestone in this process was the decision to install a state-of-the-art Brückner stenter frame just over a year ago. For Cedro Têxtil, this investment represented far more than the purchase of new production equipment.

The company was seeking a solution capable of meeting the highest quality standards, supporting its sustainability goals, and delivering long-term economic benefits.

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Comprehensive Evaluation Leads to Brückner

The purchase was preceded by an extensive selection process. Over several years, Cedro Têxtil evaluated leading machinery manufacturers from Europe and Asia, visited production facilities and reference customers around the world, and compared a wide range of technologies.

“The selection process went far beyond simply investing in a machine,” the company explains. “Productivity, maintenance costs, technical support, energy efficiency, spare parts availability, and local service in Brazil were all decisive factors for us.”

 

What ultimately convinced the company was Brückner’s combination of cutting-edge technology, outstanding process reliability, and exceptional energy efficiency.

Brückner SFP-4 stenter at Cedro Têxtil in Brazil
Left: Patrick melo Pinheiro, right: Lucas Fontoura Goulart, Cedro Têxtil

Higher Performance and Quality with Significantly Lower Operating Costs

The new production line has not only met expectations but exceeded them. By implementing the Brückner stenter, Cedro Têxtil has sustainably reduced its natural gas consumption by more than 20 percent while significantly increasing production speeds. Another important advantage has emerged in the production of demanding super-stretch fabrics.

The extremely uniform temperature distribution throughout the dryer ensures excellent dimensional stability, resulting in consistently high product quality.

The productivity gains were so substantial that, following the commissioning of the new Brückner line, Cedro Têxtil was able to decommission three older existing stenter frames. This has significantly reduced operating costs and further optimized production processes.


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Sustainability as a Core Business Strategy

Sustainability has been a central component of Cedro Têxtil’s corporate strategy for many years. The company participates in Brazil’s GHG Protocol Program and has successfully reduced its greenhouse gas emissions by an impressive 85 percent over recent years.

The investment in energy-efficient technology strongly supports this commitment. At the same time, it strengthens the company’s competitiveness in a market where customers increasingly value sustainable manufacturing processes and responsible supply chains.

Brückner SFP-4 stenter at Cedro Têxtil in Brazil
The Team at Cedro Têxtil with Frank Bernhard (2nd from right), Brückner Agent in Brazil

Quality for Demanding Applications Worldwide

Today, workwear fabrics account for approximately 65 percent of Cedro Têxtil’s production. The finished fabrics are used in industries including manufacturing, healthcare, military applications, and personal protective equipment (PPE).

With an annual production capacity of more than 60 million linear meters of fabric, annual revenue of approximately BRL 1.2 billion, and a workforce of more than 2,600 employees, Cedro Têxtil ranks among the most important textile manufacturers on the continent.


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A Long-Term Partnership in the Making

The successful commissioning of the first Brückner line may be only the beginning. As part of its ongoing modernization program, Cedro Têxtil plans to replace additional existing production lines with advanced Brückner technology in the future.

Patrick Melo Pinheiro, Industrial Director of Cedro Têxtil, summarizes the partnership:

“We are a company that continuously reinvents itself and has overcome countless challenges throughout its history. Whether currency fluctuations, world wars, or the recent pandemic, we have always viewed every challenge as an opportunity to become stronger.

 

By investing in a Brückner production line, we have taken an important step towards a more sustainable future and significantly reduced our carbon footprint. With Brückner as our partner, we can further strengthen the highest quality standards in our market and expand our leading position in a highly competitive environment.”

 

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