E-Flow is an innovative sustainable garment finishing technology** that utilizes nano bubbles to transfer chemicals onto fabric surfaces with minimal water usage. Unlike conventional wet processing methods that rely on large volumes of water, E-Flow employs air and a small amount of water to achieve desired effects like softness, color fading, and controlled shrinkage in garments. This ensures zero discharge of pollutants into the environment.
Sustainability in the Washing in Garment Industry : EIM Score
The textile and apparel industry is one of the largest consumers of water and energy while contributing significantly to environmental pollution. Garment finishing, especially in denim washing, involves excessive use of water, chemicals, and energy, leading to a substantial environmental footprint. To address these challenges, Jeanologia, a Spanish company specializing in sustainable textile solutions, developed the EIM (Environmental Impact Measurement) Score. This tool helps brands and manufacturers assess, monitor, and improve their environmental impact in garment finishing processes.
Mastering Waterproof Performance: A Deep Dive into Fabric Waterproof Testers and Hydrostatic Pressure Testers
In today’s textile industry, the demand for high-performance waterproof fabrics continues to grow, driven by sectors ranging from outdoor gear and protective clothing to military applications and smart textiles. Accurate waterproof testing is essential for ensuring product quality and consumer satisfaction. Among the most critical tools for this purpose are the Fabric Waterproof Tester and the Hydrostatic Pressure Tester. These instruments play a pivotal role in determining how well a fabric resists water penetration under various conditions.
Cost Saving in Cotton Spinning: Energy Efficiency and Innovative Solutions
Cost Saving Opportunities in Cotton Spinning: Energy Efficiency and Innovative Solutions In the cotton spinning process, reducing expenses is crucial for maximizing profitability and sustainability. This blog explores various cost-saving measures, focusing on electric power and water consumption, as well as alternative solutions for costly parts. By adopting these strategies, spinning mills can improve their […]
Solar Hot Water Use in Textile, Paper, poultry Feed and etc. Industry
Solar Hot Water Use in Textile, Paper, poultry Feed and etc. Industry Why is solar hot water not utilized as an opportunity to reduce energy costs in industries such as dyeing or those using boilers, despite its potential advantages? whereas: Solar hot water systems can effortlessly provide hot water at temperatures ranging from 60 to […]
Energy Saving in Blow Room and Carding Rotary Filter: A Cost-Effective Solution for Spinning Mills
Energy Saving in Blow Room and Carding Rotary Filter: A Cost-Effective Solution for Spinning Mills Energy conservation and cost reduction are paramount concerns for every spinning mill. Among various energy-consuming processes, the blow room and carding operations stand out as major consumers. In this blog, we will explore a practical approach to save energy in […]
Types of Calenders in Textiles
Types of Calenders in Textiles With the simultaneous action of temperature, force and moisture, the surface of the textile substrate are modified. This simultaneous action is called calendering. Calendering in textile may simply be achieved while passing the textile substrate in between two heated drums or rollers. The rotation speed and pressure of the heated […]
Industrial Problems During Calendering & Troubleshooting
Industrial Problems During Calendering & Troubleshooting Calendering Calendaring is a process where fabric is compressed by passing it between two or more rolls under controlled conditions of time, temperature and pressure. Industrial problems during Calendering & it’s troubleshooting : During calendaring ,heat transfer problems are very common in the industry. The following points have been […]
Calendering | Factors Effecting Calendering | Calendering Machine Construction
Calendering | Factors Effecting Calendering | Calendering Machine Construction Calendering With the simultaneous action of temperature, force and moisture, the surface of the textile substrate are modified. This simultaneous action is called calendering. Calendering in textile may simply be achieved while passing the textile substrate in between two heated drums or rollers. The rotation speed […]
Naturally Colored Cotton
Naturally Colored Cotton Naturally colored cotton is cotton that has been bred to have colors other than the yellowish off-white typical of modern commercial cotton fibres. Colors grown include red, green and several shades of brown. The cotton’s natural color does not fade. Yields are typically lower and the fiber is shorter and weaker but […]