Dyes in Textiles Dyeing is one of the most essential processes in the textile industry. Besides, dyeing textiles is one of humanity’s oldest crafts. In the textile industry, dyes play a crucial role in enhancing the aesthetic appeal, performance, and value of fabrics. Various types of dyes are used in textile processing, depending on the […]
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What is Textile Printing? Textile printing is the process of applying colors, patterns, or designs to fabrics in a specific, controlled manner. Unlike dyeing, which colors the entire fabric uniformly, printing applies color to specific areas to form distinct patterns. It is an essential decorative technique widely used in fashion, home textiles, and technical applications.
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In the textile industry, fabric durability and appearance retention are crucial factors that determine product quality. Two key tests used to assess these characteristics are the Martindale abrasion test and the pilling test. Both tests rely on specialized equipment, such as the Martindale in fabric testing and pilling tester machines, to ensure that textiles meet
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Enzymes in Textile Industry: Enzymes are biological catalysts in the form of proteins that speed up chemical reactions in living organisms without being consumed in the process. Enzymes are a sustainable alternative to the toxic chemicals used in the fashion and textile manufacturing. Enzymes are rapidly becoming very important, especially in the spheres of sustainable
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What is Textile Wet Processing? Textile wet processing is a series of chemical and mechanical treatments that are applied to textiles during the manufacturing process, involved with the aqueous stage of pretreatment, dyeing, printing, and finishing. Textile wet processing constitutes innumerable steps leading to finished product, each having a number of complex variables and every
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