LIDEM roll cutters and spreading lines have run at home-textile plants in Madhya Pradesh and Tamil Nadu since 2019. The Spain-built range also covers textile shredders, recycling plants and pillow filling, installed and serviced by Magnum Resources, authorized India representative.
LIDEM builds industrial machines for cutting, shredding, recycling, filling and packing from Ontinyent, Valencia. Their range includes textile shredders, roll slitters, fabric cutting lines and recycling systems for woven fabrics, non-wovens, foam, plastic film, PET, raffia, rope, leather, wool and technical materials handled in real production environments.
In India, LIDEM is especially useful for factories that need clean roll conversion or want to recover production waste instead of sending it out. Magnum Resources supports LIDEM machines with application study, customs clearance, installation, operator training, remote diagnostics, AMC and spare parts for textile, home furnishing and recycling plants that need dependable daily output.
LIDEM covers four machine families for textile, recycling and packaging operations. Shredders and recycling plants for post-production waste. Roll cutters for precise-width slitting of fabric and non-woven rolls. Spreading and cutting lines for large-format fabric preparation. Filling and packing systems for pillows, cushions, quilts and bulk bedding. Each category is available with pre-sales engineering, installation and AMC support from Magnum Resources.
Lidem systems are deployed across India and worldwide in these industries. Each application is backed by Magnum Resources with industry-specific consultation and full after-sales service across India.
Roll cutting for bath towel lines, bed sheet rolls and quilt batting. Spreading and cutting for large-format home textile fabric. LIDEM machines run at major home-textile manufacturers in Madhya Pradesh and Tamil Nadu on both roll cutting and spreading lines.
Cutting and slitting of technical fabrics, TST and TNT nonwovens, fiberglass and industrial laminates. LIDEM spreaders handle difficult nonwoven materials that standard fabric spreaders struggle with reliably.
Industrial shredding of post-production textile waste, deadstock clothing, off-cuts and garment waste into recycled fibre. LIDEM recycling plants accept mixed textile inputs including synthetic and natural fiber blends.
Shredding of latex, memory foam and visco-elastic foam for recycled cushion fill and acoustic insulation. Pillow and cushion filling lines for home furnishing, hospitality linen and industrial applications.
Shredding of PET bottles, plastic film, raffia, big-bags and flexible packaging waste. LIDEM shredder-mill combinations reduce mixed plastic input to consistent recycled output in one pass.
Vacuum packing, pressing and rolling lines for quilts, duvets, blankets and sleeping bags. Reduces transport and storage volume for export-oriented textile manufacturers packing bulky finished goods.
Automated filling lines for bean bags, puffs, stuffed animals and shaped cushions with fibre, feathers, foam or expanded polystyrene. Used by home furnishing and toy manufacturers to automate fill weight consistency.
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What makes Lidem the right partner for serious industrial production, and why customers across India keep choosing them.
Most machinery suppliers cover one stage — shredding or cutting or packing. LIDEM covers all four: shredding and recycling, roll cutting, spreading and cutting, filling and packaging. For a home-textile or recycling plant, that means one warranty, one spare-parts relationship and one service contact across the entire production flow.
LIDEM shredders handle over 20 inputs: woven fabrics, knits, foam, latex, memory foam, plastics, raffia, big-bags, Kevlar, fiberglass, leather, natural fibers and more. Recyclers dealing with mixed waste streams — common in Indian home-textile and garment clusters — can process the full input without sorting or separate machines.
LIDEM roll cutters and spreading machines run at large-format home-textile operations in Madhya Pradesh and Tamil Nadu. Both sites are high-volume, multi-shift environments. An Indian deployment record on plants of that scale is a meaningful reference when evaluating a European machine for Indian production conditions.
LIDEM machines support live remote connection to the Ontinyent factory. Magnum Resources configures this during installation. When a fault occurs, the LIDEM team diagnoses it directly without a site visit to India. For plants in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities, that remote-first support model reduces downtime significantly.
LIDEM's automation investment is partly funded by the EU NextGeneration programme. EU funding bodies verify financial standing and development roadmaps before approving grants. For Indian buyers who cannot easily visit a Spanish factory, that third-party validation adds a layer of supplier confidence.
LIDEM roll cutters maintain cut-width tolerance across fabric, non-woven and plastic rolls at production speeds. In home-textile plants, inconsistent input width is a direct cause of stitching waste and seam misalignment. Getting the slitting stage right pays back in reduced material loss on every downstream pass.
A principal is only as good as the partner supporting them in your country. Here's what we bring to your Lidem purchase.
Active LIDEM deployments across Madhya Pradesh and Tamil Nadu since 2019. Magnum Resources handles pre-sales engineering, customs clearance, on-site installation, operator training, remote-connection setup and AMC contracts for all LIDEM machines in India.
Yes. Magnum Resources is the authorized India representative for LIDEM Construcciones Mecánicas S.L., Spain. We handle sales, customs clearance, on-site installation, operator training, remote-diagnostic setup and spare-parts supply across India.
For textile waste recycling, LIDEM's industrial shredder and mill combination is the standard setup. It handles woven fabrics, knits, synthetic blends, natural fibers and mixed waste streams. The specific configuration — single-shaft, double-shaft or mill — depends on your input material, required output fiber length and throughput volume. Send us your material type and target capacity and we will specify the correct model.
LIDEM industrial shredders process over 20 material types: woven and knitted textiles, clothing and garment waste, latex foam, memory foam, visco-elastic foam, PET bottles, plastic film, raffia, big-bags, ropes, nets, fiberglass, Kevlar, natural fibers, paper, leather and wool. For recycling plants handling mixed waste typical of Indian textile clusters, one machine covers the full input range.
Roll cutters slice fabric, non-woven or plastic rolls into precise-width strips, tapes, blocks or bias bindings. In home-textile plants, roll width consistency is critical upstream of stitching — width variation causes seam offset and increases material waste. LIDEM's automatic roll cutters hold cut-width tolerance at production speeds, which reduces off-cut waste on every pass.
Yes. LIDEM machines support remote diagnostics through a direct connection to the Ontinyent factory in Spain. Magnum Resources supplies and configures the remote-connection hardware during installation. When a fault occurs, LIDEM's engineers access the machine live for diagnosis without a site visit — particularly useful for plants in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities where specialist service access is limited.
Yes. We provide AMC contracts, preventive maintenance visits, operator retraining and spare-parts supply for all LIDEM machines in India. For parts not stocked locally, we coordinate directly with LIDEM Spain for fast sourcing.
Share a few details about your production — fabric type, daily output target, eyelet specification, factory location. Our team will respond within one business day with the right Lidem model recommendation, technical datasheet, and indicative pricing for your scale of operation.
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