Mercerizing Machine Mercerizing machine is a process for increasing absorbency, strength, and lustier of the fabric by physio-chemical treatment. And this chemical treatment is occurred in two IMP-1 and IMP-2 bath by passing the fabric into a airing zone. John Mercer, a person was the first chemist in the world …
Read More »Define Scouring Machine. What is Bleach Chemical Formula
Define Scouring Machine The process to remove the fats, oil, and waxy substance and added other impurities by certain percent of alkali and which increases the absorbency power of the textile goods is called scouring machine . Scouring machine is used for removing the natural as well as added impurities …
Read More »How Cold Pad Batch Dyeing Machine Works?
Cold Pad Batch Dyeing Machine Cold pad batch dyeing machine is the easiest process of woven fabric dyeing. In cold pad batch dyeing machine both dye & chemicals are added in the same bath. The ratio of dye & chemical is 2:1. If 1000 liter liquor is to be prepared …
Read More »Auto Glue Machine Working Procedure
Auto Glue Machine This auto glue machine which is widely used for the labeling of the round objects in such industries as fooding, medicine, daily chemical and so on. Auto Glue Machine work independently or by connecting to the production line. In addition auto glue machine is equipped with air-powered …
Read More »An Overview of Rotary Garment Dyeing Machine
Garments Dyeing Machine For more than last 70 years, regular research and development is going on garment dyeing machine, process and technique. Different types of garments dyeing machines have been developed and all types of dyeing machines can be classified into the following two groups- (a)Overhead padel type (b)Side padel …
Read More »How Jigger Dyeing Machine is used for Dyeing Fabric?
Jigger Dyeing Machine for Woven Fabrics: Dyes use for dyeing fabric in Jig or Jigger dyeing machine which is suitable for woven fabric than knitted fabric because jigger exert considerable lengthwise tension on the fabric. This is also particularly suitable for cellulosic fibers because the natural dyes generally do not exhaust well …
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