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Mechanical Properties of Polymers
Mechanical Properties of Polymers Mechanical Properties: It is of great importance to be familiar with some basic mechanical properties of the material before its application in any field, such as how much it can be stretched, how much it can be bent, how hard or soft it is, how it behaves on the application of […]
The Dyeing Process of Disperse Dyes
The Dyeing Process of Disperse Dyes The dyeing of hydrophobic fibres like polyester fibres with disperse dyes may be considered as a process of dye transfer from liquid solvent (water) to a solid organic solvent (fibre).Disperse dyes are added to water with a surface active agent to form an aqueous dispersion. The insolubility of disperse […]
Reactive Dyes – A Better Alternative To Traditional Dyes?
Reactive Dyes – A Better Alternative To Traditional Dyes? How Is The Dyeing Operation Performed? Dyeing operations are performed by binding dyes to fibres. There are primarily two types of dyes, namely: Water-soluble dyes Water-insoluble dyes When it comes to dyeing fibres, some fibres adhere to and accept dyes easily, while others do not. Depending […]
Modern Techniques of Weft Insertion in Projectile Weaving Machine
Modern Techniques of Weft Insertion in Projectile Weaving Machine Conventional Weft insertion in Projectile weaving machine :- To understand the modern techniques of weft insertion in projectile weaving machine first let’s see the weft insertion in conventional projectile machine. In conventional Projectile weaving machine a projectile (fig.1) is used to hold or grip the weft […]
Application of Software in Apparel Manufacturing
Application of Software in Apparel Manufacturing Industries : CREA: it is worldwide recognized as the most intuitive and easy to use CAD for the pattern making, size grading and made to measure. Developed on the windows interface for the pattern makers that are totally autonomous after only 3 days of training. CREA solution has developed […]
Softwares Used In Cotton Ginning, Classing, Trading
Application Of Different Software In Cotton Ginning, Classing, Trading: Modern industries often operate with sensors by Uster, to control the process and resulting fiber quality. Cotton classing is required to measure and classify each cotton bale according to their specific physical attributes. Measurement is produced by Uster HVI (High Volume Instrument). Application Of Different Software […]
Application Of Software In Textiles | Wet Processing Engineering
Application Of Different Software In Wet Processing Engineering: DATACOLOR MATCH TEXTILE: It offers a variety of powerful formulation and correction capabilities, guaranteeing fast and accurate matches with the lowest cost recipe for exhaust and continuous dye. It significantly improves the accuracy and speed of recipe calculation and provides superior first shot matches. Users will achieve […]
Application of Software in Textiles | Weaving Industries
Application Of Different Software In Weaving Industries : Textronic Cad System: Textronic offers a suite of CAD solutions that takes one from concept through design, handling the preproduction requirements and integrates with the modern modern machine ensuring a smooth and efficient production of dobby, jacquard, printed fabrics or carpets reducing time, saving cost and improving […]
Chenille Fibre | Advantages & Disadvantages of Chenille Fibres
Chenille Fibre: Chenille may refer to either a type of yarn or fabric made from it. Chenille is the French word for caterpillar whose fur the yarn is supposed to resemble. The chenille yarn is manufactured by placing short lengths of yarn, called the “pile”, between two “core yarns” and then twisting the yarn together. […]