About Us
CASTILHO was born from the dream of offering solutions that would keep the gears of the textile industry turning. Out of the need to replace imported warp tying machine parts—and the passion for innovation—we emerged, committed to combining tradition, quality, and trust in every product we deliver.
The history of Castilho BR Têxtil is marked by innovation, commitment, and tradition in the Brazilian textile sector. Founded with the purpose of offering high-quality products and meeting the demands of an increasingly demanding market, the company has become a benchmark in excellence and reliability over the years.
CASTILHO competes equally with global competitors. With cutting-edge technology in its products, the company maintains excellence in service and concern for quick delivery.
Mission
To be a globally recognized company in the Textile sector for the manufacture of Warp Tying Machines. To offer products that meet the level of our customers.
Vision
Always strive for excellence and have a presence in the global Textile market.
Principles & Values
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Reliability and integrity
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High technology
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Commitment
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Quality and customer focus
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Ethics, Responsibility, and Honesty
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Innovation, Agility, and Continuous Improvement
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Transparency, Development, and Human Being
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Products, Processes, Services.
Learn about our history
1973 - Company Founding
It all started in 1973 when brothers Ivan and Gilson founded a machining workshop and began making replacement parts for industries in the Sorocaba region.
ICS I First Project
In 1978, the first national Warp Tying Machine project was born, named ICS I.
ICS II
In 1990, the first Brazilian electronic Warp Tying Machine, the ICS 20, was launched.
MAY600
In 2003, the MAY600 machine was introduced.
Áquila Total Success
In 2009, Áquila was launched — a new concept of a compact, robust, and easy-to-use Warp Tying Machine.
Áquila Tork A New Option
In 2012, Castilho launched Áquila Tork, specially developed for high-performance yarns.
New Áquilas
In 2022, Castilho innovated with a new electronic system. New sensors and greater interaction with the operator.