90 Questions of Garments Washing & Dyeing.
1. Definition of garment washing.
The technology which is used to modify the
appearance, outlook comfort ability and fashion of the garments is called
garment washing.
Depending on garments construction
different types of washing process can be done.
Twill/Canvas/Knitted/Corduroy
- Normal wash, Pigment wash, Caustic ,Si wash
Denim/Jeans/Gabardine
- Enzyme wash, Stone wash, Bleach wash , Acid wash
Grey fabric-
Super white wash
2. Write the Purpose of washing.
Ø Garment washing
is the best touch of a garment.
Ø Same type of
garments can produce several effects for several wash
Like this:
Ø To create wash
look appearance, seems the new touch of fashion.
Ø By the washing
technique, faded/old, color or tinted affect .
Ø Washing
technique creates new fashion such as tagging, grinding, destroy, blasting,
whickering, permanent wrinkle, deep dye, tie dye, p.p spray, hand crapping, p.p
spoonzing etc.
Ø To reduce size
materials that imports soft hand feels.
Ø To attraction
the customers/buyer by different types of fashionable washing and market
development.
Ø Due to washing,
shrinkage occurs in the garments. There is no possibility of further shrinkage
of the wash garments.
Ø Any dirt, spot
or germ if added in the garments during manufacturing is also removed due to
washing.
3. Write different types of dry processing.
Ø
Hand scrapping
Ø
3D whiskering
Ø
Broken
Ø
Tagging
Ø
Wrinkle
(Permanent & Overall)
Ø
Grinding (Hem,Pocket,Coller,Cuff)
Ø
Destroy
Ø
PP spray & PP
sponging.
4. Write different types of wet processing.
Ø Normal wash/
garment wash/rinse wash
Ø Pigment wash
Ø Caustic wash
Ø Enzyme wash
Ø Stone wash
Ø Stone enzyme
wash
Ø Tinting (Tie)
& Over Dyeing(Dip Dyeing)
Ø Super white wash
Ø Bleach wash
Ø Acid wash
Ø Silicon wash
5. Write the machine names which are used in washing plant.
Ø Sample washing
machine ( horizontal/vertical)
Ø Washing machine
Ø Washing machine
Ø Hydro extractor
machine
Ø Dryer machine
Ø Dryer machine
Ø Chemical mixture
machine
Ø Industrial oven
Ø Boiler
Ø Submersible pump
Ø Grinding machine
Ø Tagging machine
Ø Steam chamber
for crinkle
Ø E.T.P
Ø Generator
Ø Sand blasting
gun
Ø Sand blasting
chamber
Ø Spray gun and
dummy
Ø Screw compressor
6. Write the chemical names which are used in washing plant.
Ø Enzyme
Ø Acetic acid [CH3-COOH]
Ø Detergent
Ø Ant staining
agent
Ø Bleaching powder [Ca(OCl)CL]
Ø Sodium
hyposulfite [Na2S2O2]
Ø Caustic soda
[NAOH]
Ø Soda ash [Na2CO3]
Ø Sodium
bicarbonate [NaHCO3]
Ø Potassium
permanganate [KMnO4]
Ø Cationic/
nonionic flax softener
Ø Micro emulsion
silicon
Ø Salt
Ø Buffer
Ø Hydrogen
peroxide [H202]
Ø Stabilizer
Ø Fixing agent
Ø Catanizer
Ø Optical
brightner
Ø Resin
Ø Sodium
metabisulphite [Na2S2O5 ]
Ø Desizing agent.
7. What is the purpose of normal wash?
Ø To remove dust,
dirt, oil spot, impurities from the garments.
Ø To remove starch
presents on the garment fabrics.
Ø For soft feeling
to wear the garments after purchasing.
Ø To achieve buyer
washing standard.
8. What is the function of Hydro extractor machine?
The
function of hydro extractor machine removes excess water from the washed
garments.
9. Describe the 1st step and 2nd step of Normal/Garment wash/Rinse wash.
First
step
Ø Lot
size…………………70 kg twill/canvas garment
Ø Add water, L:R=
1:8-10…….560-700 liter
Ø Machine running
Ø Add detergent,
0.5 gm/liter…………..280-350gm
Ø Temperature………….sometime
cold and sometime 40∙c to 60∙c
Ø Time………………….5 to
10 minutes
Ø Drop the liquor
Ø Cold wash.
Second
step
Ø Add water, L:R=
1:6…….…….420 liter
Ø Washing machine
running
Ø Add Fax
softener, 0.6 gm/liter…………..252 gm
Ø Add acetic acid,
0.5gm/liter……………..210 gm
Ø Time………………….5 to
10 minutes
Ø Drop the liquor
Ø Unload the
garments on trolley.
10. What is the purpose of silicon wash?
Ø To give durable
softness and elastic handle properties.
Ø To increase anti
pilling affects, dimensional stability and tear resistance.
Ø To improve wear
and easy care properties.
11. Write different between normal wash and silicon wash.
Normal
wash
|
Silicon
wash
|
To
remove dust, dirt, oil spot, impurities from the garments.
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To
give durable softness and elastic handle properties.
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To
remove starch presents on the garment fabrics.
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To increase
anti pilling affects and dimensional stability.
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For
soft feeling to wear the garments after purchasing.
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To
increase tear resistance property.
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To
achieve buyer washing standard.
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To improve
wear and easy care properties
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12. Describe the Desizing process of silicon wash.
Ø Lot weight (Approx 125 pes)
............ 60 kg.
Ø Add water @ L: R = 1:
10.............. 600 Liter
Ø Machine Running.
Ø Add Desizing agent @ 0.6 gm / litre
............ 360 gm.
Ø Add Detergent @ 0.5 gm / litre....................
300 gm.
Ø Temperature..........................
50°c.
Ø Time...............................10-20
mts.
Ø Drop the liquor.
Ø Rinse one time 3 minutes.
13. Describe the softening process of silicon wash.
Ø
The softening=DESIZING
Ø Lot weight (Approx 125 pes)
............ 60 kg.
Ø Add water @ L: R = 1:
10.............. 600 Liter
Ø Machine Running.
Ø Add Desizing agent @ 0.6 gm / litre
............ 360 gm.
Ø Add Detergent @ 0.5 gm /
litre.................... 300 gm.
Ø Temperature..........................
50°c.
Ø Time...............................10-20
mts.
Ø Drop the liquor.
Ø Rinse one time 3 minutes.
14. Write the chemicals name which are used for pigment/caustic wash process.
1.Caustic
soda 4. Acetic
acid
2.Soda
ash 5. Flax
softener
3.Detergent
6. Silicon
15. Write the chemicals name which are used for Enzyme wash.
Ø Desizing agent
Ø Detergent
Ø Anti back
staining agent
Ø Acetic acid
Ø Cationic
softener
Ø Chlorine bleach
Ø Soda ash
Ø Sodium hypo
sulphite
Ø Sodium bi
carbonate
Ø Silicon.
16. Write the Desizing/ first step of caustic wash process.
Ø Lot size: -
...................... 80 kg.
Ø Add water @ L :
R = 1 : 8.............. 640 Liter
Ø Machine Running.
Ø Add Caustic soda
(NAOH)..... @ 1.60 gm / litre........ 1024 gm.
Ø Add Detergent
........................ @ 0.8 gm / litre ............ 512 gm.
Ø Temperature...........
50°c to 60°c.
Ø Time (Depend
upon the shade) ....... 20 to 60 mts.
Ø Drop the liquor.
Ø Wash cold water
for 3 mts.
17. What is the standard r.p.m of washing machine?
Ø
(28-35) RPM
18. Write the chemicals name which are used for softness of garments.
Ø Cationic
softener
Ø Silicon
Ø Enzyme
19. Write the chemicals name which are used for good quality hand feel.
Ø
Cationic
softener
Ø
Silicon
Ø
Enzyme
20. What chemical use is for protect staining/bleeding on garments.
Ø
Anti-back
staining agent
21. What process is doing for remove starch/sizing materials from the garments?
Ø
Desizing process
22. Why Acetic Acid is used in Enzyme bath?
Ø
Acetic acid is
used in enzyme bath to neutralize the garments from alkaline condition and to
control the ph value of the bath.
Ø
Then acid enzyme is given in enzyme wash.
23. Write different between steam dryer & gas dryer.
Steam
dryer
|
Gas
dryer
|
Low
production rate.
|
High
production rate.
|
Generally
light garments, white coloured garments are dried
|
Generally
heavy garments are used for dry.
|
No
risk of yellowish formation.
|
May
be form yellowish effect on the garments.
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24. Describe the Desizing process of Denim Long Pant.
Ø Lot weight (80
pes) ............ 60 kg denim long pant.
Ø Add water @ L :
R = 1 : 9 .............. 540 Liter
Ø Machine Running.
Ø Temperature..........................
60°c.
Ø Add Desizing
agent @ 0.6 gm / litre ............ 324 gm.
Ø Add Detergent @
0.8 gm / litre.................... 432 gm.
Ø Time...............................10--
20 mts.
Ø Drop the liquor.
Ø Wash 1 time by
cold water.
25. Describe the Enzyme bath process of Denim Long Pant by Acid Enzyme.
Ø Add water @ L : R = 1 : 8
.............. 450 Liter
Ø Temperature..........................
45°c.
Ø Add Acetic Acid @ 0.6 gm / litre
................... 270 gm.
Ø Add Anti back staining @ 0.6 gm /
litre........ 270 gm.
Ø Add Acid Enzyme @ 2.00 gm / litre
................ 900 gm.
Ø Time.............. (Depend upon the
shade )...40--60 mts.
Ø Increase temperature to 90°c and run
1 minute (enzyme killing).
Ø Drain the bath. Rinse Twice, each 3
minutes.
26. Describe the Enzyme bath process of Denim Long Pant by neutral Enzyme.
Ø
Add water at, L: R = 1: 8.............. 480Liter
Ø
Temperature................................
45°c.,
Ø
Add Acetic
Acid at 0.3 gm / liter..... 135CC
Ø
Add Anti Back
staining at 0.6 gm / liter ... 270 gm.
Ø
Add Neutral Enzyme at 2.00 gm /
liter ... 900 gm.
Ø
Time...
(Depend upon the shade)….40- 80 min.
Ø
Increase
temperature to 90°c and run 1 minute (enzyme killing).
Ø
Drain the
bath.
Ø Rinse Twice, each 3 minutes.
27. How can do the killing of Enzyme in Enzyme bath?
Ø For killing of
enzyme in enzyme bath the temperature is increased to 900c and run
for 1 minute.
Or,
Ø By using ENZYME KILLER.
28. Why chlorine bleach is use in Denim wet processing?
Ø Chlorine bleach
is use in denim wet processing for the better bleach action on garments.
Because we know that chlorine has strong bleaching power. So that it can easily
create bleaching effect on garments.
29. What chemicals is use for neutralization of chlorine bleach?
Ø Sodium hypo sulphite (Na2S2O2)
30. Write the main 5 functions of Enzyme wash.
Ø Develop ‘’Bio-polishing’’ affect on denim in
echo-friendly way
Ø Enzyme improves
the ‘’Anti-pilling’’ properties.
Ø It attacks more
the surface of the fabrics and gives a very smooth surface.
Ø It increases the
color fastness and rubbing fastness properties.
Ø Achieve high-low
abrasion to produce fading effect in sewing area.
31. What is the action of Enzyme on Garments?
Ø
It just
hydrolysis the cellulose, first it attacks the projecting fiber then the yarn
portion inside fabric and faded affect is produced.
Ø
It reduces GSM of
the garment.
Ø
It produces buyer
loving soft feel in use.
32. What is the standard time for Bleaching in Bleaching bath of Denim Garments?
Ø (15-25) mts
33. What types of Enzyme used in Bangladesh?
Ø Acid and neutral Enzymes Acid and neutral Enzymes
34. Write different between Acid Enzyme & Neutral Enzyme.
Acid enzyme
|
Neutral enzyme
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1)
Acid enzyme colour is slightly brown.
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1)
Neutral enzyme is slightly white powder form.
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2)
ph =( 4.5 to 5.5)
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2)
ph= ( 6 to 7)
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3)
Temperature: (40-55)0 C
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3)
Temperature: (40-60)0C
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4)
Time: 25-50 min
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4)
Time: 40-70 min
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5)
More staining
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5)
Less staining.
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35. How can control the ph value in Garments?
Ø If garments in
alkali media then we apply acid to control ph.
Ø if any garments
in acetic media then we apply alkali to control ph.
Ø By using Buffer
solution.
36. What types of Enzyme suitable for Dark shade Enzyme wash of Denim Long Pant & why?
Ø Neutral enzyme
is used for Dark shade enzyme wash
because it comes fading effect slowly.
37. What type of Enzyme suitable for medium/light shade Enzyme wash of Denim skirt?
Ø
Acid
enzyme is used for medium /light shade Enzyme wash of denim skirt because it
comes enzyme effect quickly than neutral enzyme.
38. Write Desizing process of twill Long Pant for Enzyme wash.
Lot weight (80
pieces) ............ 60 kg denim long pant.
Ø Add water at L :
R = 1 : 9
Ø Machine Running.
Ø Add Desizing
agent at 0.6 gm / litre
Ø Add Detergent at
0.8 gm / litre
Ø 600C
& (15-20) min then drop the liquor.
39. Write Enzyme bath process of Twill Long Pant Enzyme wash.
Ø Add
water at L : R = 1 : 8 .............. 450 Litre
Ø Temperature..........................
45°c.
Ø Add
Acetic Acid at 0.6 gm / litre ................... 270 gm.
Ø Add
Anti back staining at 0.6 gm / litre........ 270 gm.
Ø Add
Acid Enzyme at 2.00 gm / litre ................ 900 gm.
Ø Time..............
(Depend upon the shade)...40--60 mts.
Ø Increase
temperature to 90°c and run 1 minute (enzyme killing).
Ø Drain
the bath.
Rinse Twice, each
3 minutes.
40. Write different types of washing faults.
Ø
Color
shade variation.
Ø
Crease
Marks.
Ø
After
wash hole.
Ø
Very
dark & very light.
Ø
Bleach
Spot.
Ø
Bottom
hem & course edge destroy.
Ø
Running
shading.
Ø
Over
blasting / low Blasting.
Ø
Over
grinding / low grinding.
Ø
Bad
smell due to poor neutralization.
Ø
Poor
hand feel.
Ø
To
high hairiness.
Ø
Poor
brightness.
Ø
High
or low affect / abrasion on garments.
Ø
Spot
on garments.
Ø
Out
of range / level of ph value of garments.
41. What is the perfect temperature for Acid Enzyme and neutral Enzyme?
Ø (40-60) 0C
42. Write main process of Stone Enzyme Wash for Denim Long Pant.
1.DESIZING:
WATER=700
L 8 MARK
ID ECHO=500 g
SODA ASH=1 kg
60CX20 min
2.WASH
2 TIMES WATER 700 L
00CX2 min
3.ENZYME
WATER=700
L 8 MARK
ACETIC ACID=
200g
ID ECHO=500 g
ACID
ENZYME=200g
POWDER
ENZYME=700 g
STONE=15
kg
45CX35min
4.WASH
1 TIMES
WATER=700
L 8 MARK
00CX2
min
5.ID
ECHO
WATER=700 L
8 MARK
ID ECHO =300g
45CX5
min
6.WASH
1 TIME
WATER=700 L 8
MARK
00CX2
min
7.
SEND TO PP
SIGNATURE
(CHECK & to PP):
|
8.
PP NEUTRAL
WATER=600
L 9 MARK
DENIM CALL PACE=1kg
00CX5 min
9.WASH
2 TIMES
WATER=700L , 00CX2
min
10.BLEACH
WATER=700 L , K.C.I.=6
kg
50CXCHECK AS TIME
11.WASH
1 TIME
WATER=700L, 00CX2
min
12.BLEACH
NEUTRAL:
WATER=700L
HYPO=2 kg, 00CX5 min
13.WASH
1 TIME
WATER=700 L, 00CX2 min
14. CAUSTIC
WATER=700 L
ID ECHO=100g
CAUSTIC = 200g
SOF
PEC(SILICON)=50 g
WASH 1 TIME
15(last
step).ph CONTROL+SOFTNER
WATER=400L 11
MARK
ACETIC
ACID=300 g
NORMAL
SOFTNER=2kg
00CX3 min
SIGNAURE
(Check and Delivery):
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43. Write the function of Antistain, Detergent, and Potassium per Manganate, Micro Emulsion Softener, Hydrogen Peroxide, Optical Brightener, and Desizing Agent.
Ø ANTISTAIN: To protect
the garment from staining , bleeding.
Ø DETERGENT: To remove
dust, dirt and other impurities from the garments.
Ø POTASSIUM
PER MANGANATE: after desizing it is sprayed in garments area.
It helps for color out from garment during Enzyme wash.
Ø MICRO
EMULSION SOFTENER: To soft the
garment and get better hand feel.
Ø HYDROGEN
PEROXIDE: Enhances bleach to produce
light shade.
Ø OPTICAL
BRIGHTENER: For more whitening grey fabrics.
Ø DESIZING
AGENT: Removes the sizing material from the garment
44. Describe only Bleaching process of Bleach wash of Denim Long Pant.
Ø Add water @ L: R = 1: 8..............
480 litres.
Ø Machine running.
Ø Add bleaching powder (k.c.i) @ 10
gm/litre. 4800 gm.
Ø Add soda ash @ 5 gm/litre
............................... 2400 gm.
Ø Temperature............................................................
60°c.
Ø Time (Depend upon the
shade).................... 12 to 15 mts.
Ø Drop the liquor.
Ø Rinse twice, each 3 minutes.
45. What do you know about pumic stone?
Ø When the impurities amount will be 10%
of a pumic stone its
density
increases to 1 gm/cm3. Then the stone will not float.
Ø Alternative of pumic stone: SYNTHETIC STONE
Ø Stone wt. /fabric wt. = 0.5 to 3 /1
Ø Dia.of stone-1-7 cm
Ø Moisture content-less than 5%
Ø Surface properties-less than 5% fines
Ø Apparent Density-0.5-0.75gm/cm3
Ø Abrasion loss-35%
Ø Large, hard stones last
longer and may be suited for heavy weight fabrics only.
Ø Smaller, softer stones would
be used for light weight fabrics and more delicate items.
46. Write the App. Enzyme & Silicon wash charge for Twill Men’s & Boy’s Trouser separately.
Ø Twill men’s for Enzyme u$ 2.5-3.00 / Doz. For boys trouser
U$
(2.00-2.50)/Doz.
Ø For silicon wash twill men’s u$2.00-2.50/Doz
and For boys trouser
U$(1.50-2.00)/Doz.
47. Why we run the dryer with garment after dry 10 to 15 mts. In cold position?
Ø We run the dryer
with garment after dry 15-20 mts to back the garments to normal temperature
Ø Evaporation of
water vapor from inner drum.
48. Which dryer is suitable to dry white readymade garments and why?
Ø STEAM DRYER.
Ø because there is no possibility to occur any stain, yellowish
effect.
49. Describe the risk/problem of gas dryer.
Ø The temp of gas
dryer can be increased suddenly and it also makes flame.
So there have
high risk to get damage of garments.
Ø If the temp of
gas dryer is higher, then garments will also be destroyed or loss of strength.
Ø Sometime occurs
yellowish effect on fabrics so avoided during white coloured garments drying
50. Describe the fault/problem of garments if Excess Load in the washing machine.
Washing chemicals will not work properly
so desizing/fading/bleaching/softening will not achieve as required level.
51. What are the reasons of after wash hole?
Ø For improper
application of chemical
Ø Defect of
washing machine.
Ø FOR STONE with
less L:R amount during washing
52. What is the standard r.p.m (inner drum) of industrial dryer?
Ø RPM= 24 for any volume
of garments
53. If inner drum r.p.m of washing m/c and dryer m/c is too high, what types of effect on garments?
Ø If inner drum
r.p.m of washing machine is high then the garments attached
with
inner drum and with one another and their rotation be increase. As a result the
garments become more compact and that’s why the chemical solution for washing
machine and temp for dryer machine cannot work properly towards
the
garments.
54. What are the std L:R for Desizing, Enzyme bath, Softener bath.
L: R for
desizing 1:9.
L: R for enzyme
bath 1:7.
L: R for
softener bath 1:6
55. Write the name of steps of Stone Enzyme wash process of Denim Long Pant.
Ø Desizing
Ø Hot
wash
Ø Enzyme
wash
Ø Bleaching
Ø Neutral
wash
Ø Soft
wash
Ø Hydro
extractor Machine
Ø Drying
Ø Delivery.
56. Write the name of steps of Enzyme wash process of Denim (Dark) Enzyme wash process.
Ø Desizing
Ø Enzyme
Ø Softening
Ø Hydro extractor Machine
Ø Drying
Ø Delivery.
57. Write the flow chart of (Medium) Enzyme wash of Denim readymade Garments.
•DESIZING
2
•ENZYME
3
•BLEACHING
4
•NEUTRALIZING
5
•SOFTENING
6
•HYDRO-EXTRACTOR
7
•GAS DRYER
8
•DELIVERY
58. Write the chemical name of Acid wash process.
Ø Desizing agent
Ø Detergent.
Ø Potassium per
manganate.
Ø Phosphoric acid.
Ø Metabisulphite.
Ø Acetic acid.
Ø Softener
59. What is the standard stock solution of P.P. solution?
Stock
solutions for P.P spray is 10gm KMnO4 in 1 litre SOLn + 1% LUBRICANT
60. How do you neutralization of P.P. treatment garment?
Oxalic
acid (COOH-COOH)
61. Write the precaution of Acid wash.
Ø Maintain the
stock solution properly constant when comes socking the stone.
Ø No water licks
age in to the machine when treated pumic stone & garments in to the
machine.
Ø Not excess load
the garments in the Acid wash processing.
Ø Add some new
stone after finishing on batch to maintain the volume for 2nd batch. It is a
matter of experience.
62. What type of dyes used for Tinting of ready made garments?
Reactive
Dye, Direct dye.
63. Generally which color is used for Tinting?
Orange
(bright color), Yellow or Blue. Similar shade given colours.
64. Write the main tinting process (Dyeing) by Direct Dyes.
Step
1: Desizing: Batch size: 60pcs
Ø Water is added
Ø Garments
are loaded
Ø Machine
started
Ø 500
gm Soda ash added
Ø
500
gm Caustic soda added
Ø 200
gm Bio. D added
Ø
Steam
temp: 60°C
Ø
Process
time: 25 minutes
Ø Drop liquor
Step 2: Enzyme wash:
Ø Water added 400
liters
Ø
Machine
running
Ø
200
ml liquid, 400 gm powder type enzyme added
Ø 150
ml Acetic acid added
Ø
200
gm Anti Back staining agent added
Ø
10
kg Pumice stone added
Ø
Temp:
50°C
Ø
Process
time: 60 minutes
Ø
Drop
liquor
Step 3:Bleaching
Ø
Add
water at L:R=1:8…..480 litre
Ø Machine
running.
Ø Add
bleaching powder (k.c.i) at 10 gm/litre.. 4800 Gms.
Ø Add soda ash @ 5 gm/litre ..............2400 gm
Ø 50c x15-20 mts
|
.
|
Ø Drop
the liquor.
Ø Rinse twice,
each 3 minutes.
Step 4: Neutral wash
Ø Water is added:
400 liters
Ø
Machine
running
Ø 500
gm Hypo sulphide added
Steam
temp: 45°C
Ø
Process
time: 10 minutes
Ø Drop liquor
Step 5: Tinting
Ø Water is added
(400 liters)
Ø
Machine
running
Ø Add 0.02% Direct Brown GTL and 0.01% Direct Black
V-200
Ø 4kg salt is
added
Ø
Steam
temp: 70°C
Ø
Process
time: 20 minutes
Ø
Check
shade
Ø Drop the liquor
Step 6: Drying
65. Write the main tinting process (Dyeing) by Reactive Dyes.
Step 1: Desizing: Batch size: 60pcs
Ø Water is added
Ø
Garments
are loaded
Ø
Machine
started
Ø 500
gm Soda ash added
Ø
500
gm Caustic soda added
Ø
200
gm Bio. D added
Ø
Steam
temp: 60°C
Ø
Process
time: 25 minutes
Ø Drop liquor
Step 2: Enzyme wash:
Ø Water added 400
liters
Ø
Machine
running
Ø 200
ml liquid, 400 gm powder type enzyme added
Ø 150
ml Acetic acid added
Ø
200
gm Anti Back staining agent added
Ø
10
kg Pumice stone added
Ø
Temp:
50°C
Ø
Process
time: 60 minutes
Ø
Drop
liquor
Step 3:Bleaching
Ø
Add
water at L:R=1:8…..480 litre
Ø Machine
running.
Ø Add
bleaching powder (k.c.i) at 10 gm/litre.. 4800 Gms.
Ø Add soda ash @ 5 gm/litre ..............2400 gm
Ø 50c x15-20 mts
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Ø Drop
the liquor.
Ø Rinse twice,
each 3 minutes.
Step
4: Neutral wash
Ø Water is added:
400 liters
Ø
Machine
running
Ø 500
gm Hypo sulphide added
Ø Steam
temp: 45°C
Ø
Process
time: 10 minutes
Ø Drop
liquor
Step 5: Tinting
Ø Water is added
(400 liters)
Ø
Machine
running
Ø Add
0.03% Reactive MPL and 0.02% Reactive 300 pp
Added
Ø 4kg salt is
added
Ø
Steam
temp: 70°C
Ø
Process
time: 20 minutes
Ø
Check
shade
Ø Drop the liquor
Step 6: Drying
66. What is Standard Blowing angle for Sand Blasting?
200
67. What are the main ingredients for Sand Blasting process?
ALUMINIUM OXIDE (Al2O3 )
68. Write the approx. Production/hr/gun of sand Blasting.
25-50
garments (depends on rate of fading needed)
69. Write the name of protective items for health in the sand blasting process.
Ø Mask
Ø Hand gloves
Ø Sound protector
Ø Cap
Ø Safety Glass
Ø Apron
PERSONAL PROTECTION
EQUIPMENT ( PPE )
70. What do you mean by PP Spray?
Ø By spray gun
potassium permanganate is sprayed on garments surface.
Ø Chemical composition: 10g kmno4 in 1 litre soln with 1%
lubricant.
Ø After desizing pp is done then neutralized by oxalic acid.
Ø Very much body hazard.
Ø High production rate.
PP SPRAY
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71. What do you mean by PP Sponging?
Ø Buyer
recommended PP Sponging avoiding ppspray
Ø But manufacturer
ignored it because PP sponging has low production
Ø Manually by sponge
potassium permanganate is get touched with garments
before main
enzyme wash and after desizing and hot wash.
PP SPONGING
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72. What is the purpose of PP Spray?
To
import smogy faded effect in garments.
73. What is the purpose of PP Sponging?
To
import fading effect in specific areas (thigh,bum,knee) of garments as buyer
recommended.
74. What do you mean by Whiskering?
Ø It is known as CAT’s whisker, Moustache,
Honeycomb.
Ø Its another form that shows a worn
effect but fashionable garments.
HONEYCOMB
AT KNEE BOUND
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Steps of Whiskering:
Ø Plot the design (buyer) on a tracing paper
Ø Transfer the
design on ply wood
Ø Place the rubber
sheet on ply wood as the design on ply
wood
Ø Attach rubber
with wood by gum to make the pattern
Ø Enter the
pattern in front opening of pant
Ø Rub by emery
paper (300,400,500) ppm
PATTERN
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Ø Thus the effect comes on garments is called “WHISKERING”
75. What do you mean by Tagging?
Ø Tag the garments (before washing)
import fashionable effect after washing.
Ø In high temperature process tag is
done by knotting, high effect occur.
Ø In low temperature process tag is
done by tag gun, less effect occur
TAG GUN
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KNOTTING
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TAGGING EFFECTs
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76. What do you mean by Grinding?
Ø By grinding machine totally damaged
the edge of pocket,hem.
POCKET EDGE GRINDING
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77. What do you mean by Destroy?
Ø By destroy gun a little portion
(small line/circle/shape) is damaged.
Ø After destroy tou can only see the
weft (white) yarn portin.
Ø Very much experinced labour are
required.
ONLY WEFT YARNS CAN SEE
at
DESTROY
AREAs
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DESTROY GUN
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78. What types of fabrics are suitable for Permanent Crinkle?
Ø Dense woven fabrics normally (twill
like DENIM, plain like BABY FROK)
Ø Single jersey ( rare case )
79. Write the chemical name for permanent Crinkle on the Garment.
Ø Stock solutions
for Resin solution is 300g resin in 700L water.
Ø Wetting agent :
0.5% owf
Ø Resin :
6-10% owf
Ø Softener : 3-5% owf
Ø Water : 60-80 liters
80. What is the standard Temperature for permanent Crinkle on the oven?
Ø 160 0C(std.) / 40 to 60 0C (usual in HAMS)
81. What is the standard time is required for permanent wrinkle in the oven?
Ø 15 min (std.) /30 min
(usual in HAMS)
Oven
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Steam Chamber
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Crinkling
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82. What do you mean by overall Crinkle?
Ø
Which
type of crinkle is created through the hole garments
but not permanently placed, that is
called overall crinkle.
Basis on area of crinkle the overall
crinkle is determined.
Overall crinkle
is done in :
Mens shirt-pant, Women tops
etc.
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83. What types of Dyes are used for 100% cotton readymade Garments?
Ø Vat dye(high cost, excellent fastnes)
Ø Reactive dye(less cost. Good fastness)
Ø Indigo dye (better rubbing fastness)
Ø Disperse dye
Ø Sulphur dye
84. What do you mean by Ready for Dyeing Garments?
Ø RDG means which garments already
desized,scoured,bleached.
Ø Its colour is white. It is clean and
ready to treat with dye.
85. Write the main/first step of ready for dyeing process.
Ø Good pretreatment (DESIZING)
86. What do you mean by super white process?
Ø Which
washing process creates white garments made of cotton grey fabrics is called
super white process, it just severly washed out the colour of garments by
extreme bleach action then brightening the garments.
87. Write the chemical names which are used for super white process.
Ø
Detergent
Ø
Caustic soda(COLD)
Ø
Soda
ash
Ø Hydrogen
per oxide
Ø
Stabilizer
Ø
Acetic
acid
Ø Optical
brightener agent
88. Write the Dyeing bath process of Pigment
Dyes for cotton readymade Garment.
Pigment dyes are useful to give a washdown
casual look on leisurewear. These dyes are less precise than reactive dyes as
colour matching cannot be so precisely achieved. This is because the process
involves 3 main stages. The first stage is to treat the fabric with a cationic
product. This in effect makes the fabric more readily accept pigment dye
molecules that do not really penetrate the fibres as other dye types but tend
to sit on the surface of the fabric. This quality is how the washdown look is
reached in the second stage.
The second stage is applying the pigment dye. With the
machine turning quite quickly the pigment dye in liquid form, rather like
paint, is introduced into the machine and is dispersed over the fabric. The
machine turns quickly to ensure an even dispersal. During this part of the
process the mechanical action of the machine and the fabrics rubbing on each
other knocks off some of the dye. The dye is reduced particularly from the high
spots such as seams, hems pocket edges and so forth. There is no separate
washdown process as this dye cycle is usually sufficient to achieve the
required look. As the dye only sits on the surface removing some of it by
mechanical action reveals the undyed fibre. This gives the worn look associated
with pigment dyes.
The third
stage involves processing with a binder. This is designed to keep the pigment
dye attached to the surface of the fabric. Of course there are various rinse
stages between the main processes and the final stage is usually a softening
bath.
You will see how the result is dependent on completing
all stages and a fair amount of mechanical action. This is why it is not
practical to do lab dips as you would for reactive dyes. It is also why you
need to process a number of garments together even when sampling to produce the
desired effect.
Pigment dye molecules are relatively large
and easily filtered at water treatment plants and are therefore considered to
be eco friendly. They are also processed at generally lower temperatures than
reactive dyes and the process time is shorter. These factors further contribute
to their eco friendly status.
Some advantages of pigment dyes include their ability
to cover non-cotton fabrics at least to certain extent. So for example, some of
our customers buy basic T-shirts and sweatshirts in white, which are nearly
always sewn with polyester thread. (Polyester thread will not dye at all with
reactive dye). This means the seams and other sewn parts; button holes etc will
accept at least some of the pigment dye. A white T-shirt dyed with reactive dye
but sewn with polyester thread will dye perfectly to any shade but the
stitching will remain white. Of course garments known as PFD – prepared for
dyeing – will be sewn with cotton thread and this is ideal as they can be dyed
with any dye type and the stitching will dye too.
Some types
of cotton knits, often the lower quality ones, may pill to a certain extent
with the mechanical action during pigment dyeing. This can usually be corrected
with an enzyme treatment, which removes the pilling, and smoothes the
fabrics.
Pigment dyes can give a huge variety of shades including bright colours. They do have limitations when trying to reach very dark or deep shades. For example a deep black is not possible, using pure black pigment will result in a dark grey. Also unlike reactive dyes pigment dyes cannot be stripped. They may be modified by applying another shade on the top to lighten or change the appearance but you cannot remove all the colour and start again.
If you would like any further information about pigment dyeing please contact us.
Pigment dyes can give a huge variety of shades including bright colours. They do have limitations when trying to reach very dark or deep shades. For example a deep black is not possible, using pure black pigment will result in a dark grey. Also unlike reactive dyes pigment dyes cannot be stripped. They may be modified by applying another shade on the top to lighten or change the appearance but you cannot remove all the colour and start again.
If you would like any further information about pigment dyeing please contact us.
As leading garment
dyers we work for manufacturers, designers and importers across the UK. We
offer you high quality garment dyeing using the best reactive dyes for
levelness, colourfastness and reproducibility. Garment dyeing can help you
reduce your stocks and enable you to offer more choice and faster repeat orders
to your customers. By holding your stock in undyed form you can make decisions
about shades later in the production cycle. Also by garment dyeing you reduce
the risk of surplus stocks of slow selling shades as well as producing garments
which have a more luxurious feel than garments made from dyed fabric. If you
are already familiar with garment dyeing you will know that garments should be
sewn with cotton thread and allowance made for shrinkage. We are very happy to
help advise you if garment dyeing is new territory for you.
We use only safe non toxic dyes from industry leading European suppliers. More about non toxic dyes.
We use only safe non toxic dyes from industry leading European suppliers. More about non toxic dyes.
In addition
we offer:
Enzyme treatments and bleaching treatments for denim garments.
Poly/viscose lightweight garment dyeing is one of our specialities.
Traditional wool scouring and felting and water resist treatments.
Corrective work on imported garments. Eg. We recently corrected 25,000
pairs of shorts for a premier division football club. Red dye from the trim
was leeching into the white fabric. We fixed this.
Great colour matching skills to pantone colours or your own shades.
A fast turn round for samples and production.
Our dyehouse manager is one of the most experienced garment dyers in Europe he is a Chartered Colourist and a member of the Society of Dyers and Colourists.
Poly/viscose lightweight garment dyeing is one of our specialities.
Traditional wool scouring and felting and water resist treatments.
Corrective work on imported garments. Eg. We recently corrected 25,000
pairs of shorts for a premier division football club. Red dye from the trim
was leeching into the white fabric. We fixed this.
Great colour matching skills to pantone colours or your own shades.
A fast turn round for samples and production.
Our dyehouse manager is one of the most experienced garment dyers in Europe he is a Chartered Colourist and a member of the Society of Dyers and Colourists.
Sulfast dyes:
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Sulfast dyes are of the conventional class of
Sulphur dyes and find their main use in the dyeing of cellulosics and their
blends. They are insoluble in water but can be converted into their leuco
form using a reducing agent like sodium sulphide, in which state they have a
high affinity for the fibre.
Sulfast
dyes exhibit good all round fastness properties except for hypochlorite
bleaching.
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General Application Methods:Sulfast dyes can be
applied in the following ways:
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1.
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Jigger Dyeing - Batch wise.
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2.
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Drum Dyeing - Garments.
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3.
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Warp – sheet dyeing - Denim.
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Solfast dyes are water-soluble dyes but having no
substantivity. Hence can be applied by the pigmenting system to allow the dye
to fully penetrate the substrate by padding (as in the case of woven fabrics)
or by package dyeing (as in the case of yarn) and then reduced at a later
stage. This helps to ensure better penetration and level dyeing
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Application Methods:Solfast dyes can be applied in
the following ways
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1.
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Package (Cone or Cheese) Dyeing.
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2.
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Pad – Steam
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3.
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Pad – Batch
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4.
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Pad – Dry – Chemical Pad.
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5.
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Warp – Sheet dyeing.
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The Texcron Pigment Dyeing system is a revolutionary
concept, which has been the result of our R & D efforts to provide the
garment-dyeing sector with a product range, which is great for fashion. This
range provides excellent wash down effects (only pigments can), which are so
much in vogue today. The salient features of this system are:
The dyeing system is easy on the effluent!
Excellent
wash down effects!
Clean and
level dyeing!
Good all
round fastness!
Easy to
use!
Cost
effective!
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The application consist of the following steps:
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1.
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Textreat: A process wherein a charge is created in
the fabric, providing an affinity for the pigment.
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2.
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Pigmentation: Actual exhaustion of pigment onto the
fabric.
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3.
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Fixation: Treating the pigment dyed garments with a
specialty Binder and Fixer to provide good Fastness.
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Magna is a UK based company, and a leading provider
of innovative products and services for the textile dyeing and printing
sectors.
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1.
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Specialty printing products.
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2.
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Indigo discharge system (paste and spray).
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Processing
of Textile material involves the use of diverse types of chemicals to perform
various functions. These compounds are called Textile auxiliaries or textile
chemicals. These chemicals are used in the processing of different substrates
and are also used in giving value addition to the processed fabric.
The chemicals can be broadly classified in to three
categories like
Application
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Product
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Brief description
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1
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Silicone defoamer
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Sulfanol SIL
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Effectively controls foam in high turbulence
machines.
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2
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Non Silicone Defoamer
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Sulfanol NSIL
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Non silicone based foam suppressant for high
turbulence machines.
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3
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Wetting & rewetting agent
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Sulfanol WRW
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Excellent instant wetting & rewetting agent for
all substrates.
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4
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Wetting agent
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Sulfanol WET
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Highly efficient wetting and scouring agent for all
substrates.
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5
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Stain remover
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Sulfanol HPSR
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Effective stain remover and scouring agent for
removal of grease, oil, etc.
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6
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Wetting & detergent.
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Sulfanol WDET
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Highly efficient wetting and detergent stable to
alkali.
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7
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Low foam Detergent
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Sulfanol WDLF
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Highly efficient wetting and scouring agent for high
turbulence machines.
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8
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Scouring & wetting agent.
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Sulfanol CTD
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High alkali stable wetter cum detergent for scouring
and bleaching.
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9
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High temperatures sequestrant
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Sulfaxil HTS
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Very efficient for chelation of heavy metals and
elimination of calcium, magnesium and ferrous precipitates.
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10
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Low Temperature sequestrant
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Sulfaxil LTSN
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Non foaming high dispersing and sequestering agent
for feed water for all stages of operation.
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11
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Low Temperature sequestrant
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Sulfaxil LTS
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High chelatio, high dispersing agent for water of
high hardness.
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12
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Lubricating agent
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Sulfaxil LUBE
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Reduces fibre to fibre friction during all stages of
processing and also reduces weight loss during processing.
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13
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Peroxide stabilizer
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Sulfaxil OS
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Non-silicate based organic stabilizer for controlled
bleaching with peroxide to get max whiteness without tendering the fabric.
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14
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Scouring & wetting agent
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Sulfanol NIW
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Low cost highly efficient scouring cum wetting
agent.
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15
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Scouring cum stain remover
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Sufanol WTI
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Unique stain remover cum scouring agent especially
for synthetic fabrics and its blend.
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16
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Low foaming Detergent
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Sulfanol EC-LF
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Ecofriendly Low foaming wetting cum scouring agent
for any type of machine.
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Application
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Product
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Brief description
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1
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Silicone defoamer
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Sulfanol SIL
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Effective foam suppressant in dyeing especially in
disperse dyeing.
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2
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Non Silicone Defoamer
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Sulfanol NSIL
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Non silicone based defoamer which can work as a
deaerating agent.
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3
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Wetting & rewetting agent
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Sulfanol WRW
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Excellent instant wetting for substrates while
dyeing.
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4
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Wetting agent
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Sulfanol WET
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Efficient wetting agent for all substrates during
dyeing.
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5
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Dye fixing agent
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Sulfaxil FX
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Improves wash fastness properties of Reactive and
Direct dyes.
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6
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Non Formaldehyde dye fixing agent
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Sulfaxil NFX
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Improves wash fastness properties of Reactive and Direct
dyes, releases no formaldehyde.
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7
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Non Formaldehyde dye fixing agent
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Sulfaxil NFX Ultra
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Formaldehyde free ,for premium goods Improves wash
fastness properties of Reactive and Direct dyes, does not affect the light
fastness properties.
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8
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High temperature sequestrant
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Sulfaxil HTS
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Very efficient for chelation of heavy metals and
elimination of calcium, magnesium and ferrous precipitates.
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9
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Low Temperature sequestrant
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Sulfaxil LTSN
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Non foaming high dispersing and sequestering agent
for feed water for all stages of operation.
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10
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Low Temperature sequestrant
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Sulfaxil LTS
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High chelation, high dispersing agent for water of
high hardness.
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11
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Lubricating agent
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Sulfaxil LUBE
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It assists easy circulation of Liquor in cheese
dyeing and overcomes the filtration effect.
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12
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Non- foaming, fastness improver
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Sulfaxil SNS
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Ecofriendly, non-foaming, fastness improver during
coloration with good chelating, dispersing action on metal impurities present
in the process water.
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13
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Washing off agent
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Sulfaxil WOF
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Helps in avoiding tinting of adjacent fabrics,
effective in hard water and ideal as a continuous soaper.
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14
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Acid buffer
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Sulfaxil HPAB
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Provides efficient buffering system during dyeing
and printing, regulates pH through out the processing cycle.
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15
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Anti back staining agent
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Sulfaxil ABS
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Very good anti back staining agent for denims in
garment processing.
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16
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Oxidizing agent
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Sulfaxil ECOX
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Effective oxidizing agent for Sulfur and vat dyes
from the leuco to the insoluble state.
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17
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Reducing agent
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Sulfaxil RUDC
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Excellent reducing agent for sulphur black Liquids
and solubilised sulphur.
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18
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Antioxidant
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Sulfaxil AOIY
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An effective antioxidant for dye bath stability
during sulphur dyeing.
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19
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Mordenting agent
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Sulfaxil ALZET
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Mordanting agent for sulphur dyeing.
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20
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Cationising agent
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Sulfaxil SLFX
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Fixing agent for pigment dyeing without using
binder.
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21
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Peroxide neutralizer
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Sulfaxil Neutrox
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Excellent peroxide neutralizer, gives uniform
results without affecting dyeing in one bath.
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22
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Soda ash Replacement
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Sulfaxil SAR
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It is a replacement of soda ash in reactive dyeing.
It reduces TDS of the bath |
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23
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Acetic acid Replacement
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Sulfaxil G Acid
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It is a complete replacement of Acetic Acid in all
process.
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24
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Mild Oxidizing Agent for Polyester
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Sulfaxil AR
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It's improving the reproducibility and colour yield
of disperse dyes, which is sensitive to alkaline condition.
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25
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Lubricating Agent
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Sulfaxil ACE
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It assists easy circulation of Liquor in cheese
dyeing and overcomes the filtration effect.
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26
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Peroxide stabilizer
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Sulfaxil OS
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Non-silicate based organic stabilizer for controlled
bleaching with peroxide to get max whiteness without tendering the fabric.
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27
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Dye Bath Conditioner
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SULFAXIL DBC
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It is a high performance dye bath conditioner
especially for yarn wet processing. It will maintain the package density
uniformly thus preventing any chanell formation.
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28
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Fastness Improver
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SULFAXIL AD
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It is a high performance eco friendly fastness
improver during coloration with good chelating, dispersing action on metal
impurities present in the process water.
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Application
|
Product
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Brief description
|
|||||
1
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Wetting & rewetting agent
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Sulfanol WRW
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Excellent wetting agent and can be used with
softener to improve the absorbency.
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2
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Non Yellow cationic softener
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Sulfanine CS
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Very effective softener for cotton goods with
minimal thermal yellowing
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3
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Cationic softener in liquid form
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Sulfanine PWS Liquid
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Very good softener for cotton and especially for
terry towel, retains hydrophilicity of the substrate.
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4
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Hot soluble conc. Softener in Flakes form
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Sulfanine HWS Flakes
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Dilutable softener which can be used along with
stitch lubricant.
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5
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Cold soluble conc. Softener in Flakes form
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Sulfanine CWS Flakes
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Easily dilutable softener, which has minimal effect
on the treated fabric.
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6
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Warm water soluble conc. Softener in Flakes form
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Sulfanine NIS Flakes
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Easily dilutable softener, which imparts full soft
handle & surface smooth ness on both garments and fabrics.
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7
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Non-ionic softener in paste form
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Sulfanine NIP
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Can be applied on all types of fabrics to achieve
soft and full handle. can be applied by padding and also by exhaust.
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8
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Silicone softener
|
Sulfanine DM
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Specialty softener, which imparts softness with a
wet feel with body.
|
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9
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Silicone softener
|
Sulfanine HNY
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A non-yellowing softener, which imparts antistatic
finish with hydrophilicity.
|
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10
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Nonionic softener
|
Sulfanine DR
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Thermo stable micro-emulsion for spun/ spun x spun
/textured shirting, suiting, dress material and garments.
|
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11
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Antiozonate softener
|
Sulfanine AOZ
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Antiozonate softener for denim to prevent ozone
fading by storage.
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12
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Yarn Lubricant
|
Sulfanine GYL
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Lubricating agent to control yarn to yarn & yarn
to metal friction with softness.
|
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13
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Silicone softener
|
Sulfanine PAS
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Silicone micro emulsion to impart excellent surface
softness with bulk to the all type of fabric.
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14
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Silicone softener
|
Sulfanine MAS
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Silicone micro emulsion, gives excellent inner
softness and silky touch to the all type of fabric.
|
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15
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Silicone softener
|
Sulfanine DMN
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Speciality softener, which imparts
softness with a wet feel with body.
|
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16
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Hydrophilic Softener
|
Sulfanine Hydra
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Non-Yellowing hydrophilic softener with antistatic
properties.
|
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17
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Hydrophilic Softener
|
Sulfanine USIL
|
Non-Yellowing hydrophilic softener
with smooth and soft feel.
|
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18
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Yarn Lubricant
Cum Fibre Finish |
Sulfanine EYSL
|
It is a high performance exhaustible yarn lubricant
, designed to impart optimum coefficient of yarn to yarn and yarn to metal
friction. In addition,It gives uniform soft handle to the treated yarn.
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The trend
today is towards garment processing. This is because garment processing offers
the processor better and more varied opportunities to add value to the garments
in terms of fashionable looks as well as feel. In such a fast changing
scenario, Enzymes are playing an important role.
Sulfast Chemical Industries with its indepth knowledge of the Textile and Fashion Industry has a whole range of enzymes to offer to the processor.
Sulfast Chemical Industries with its indepth knowledge of the Textile and Fashion Industry has a whole range of enzymes to offer to the processor.
Desizing:
This in
simple terms is a process to remove the size from the cotton fabric. 'Size' is
nothing but the add-on impurities to the cotton fibre to prevent the yarn from
breakage during mechanical processing. The most common size ingredients are
starch, gums, waxes and some synthetic sizes. Depending on the size
composition, various blends of amylases, lipases or proteases are used.
Current Products:
Sulfazyme A5X
Sulfazyme AX
Current Products:
Sulfazyme A5X
Sulfazyme AX
Bio-scouring:
Scouring is
the process of removing the natural impurities in cotton like oils, fats and
waxes. Conventional scouring involves the use of highly alkaline chemicals like
sodium hydroxide and scouring agents, which not only attack the impurities but
also the cellulose leading to a reduction in strength of the fabric. The resultant
feel of the fabric is also harsh. The load on the effluent is also higher.
Bio-scouring offers an alternative, where the partial replacement with an enzymatic scouring agent provides an environmentally friendly process which also leaves the fabric with a softer handle.
Bio-scouring offers an alternative, where the partial replacement with an enzymatic scouring agent provides an environmentally friendly process which also leaves the fabric with a softer handle.
Current
Products:
Sulfazyme SCRL
Sulfazyme SCRL
Biowashing/Bio-fading:
The denim
garments are given various treatments to impart novel looks. Cellulases play an
active role in producing the stonewashing effects, salt-pepper effect etc.
Traditionally this is done with the use of pumic stones where the abrasion can
also damage the garment. In contrast cellulase enzymes provide the worn-out
look in a more gentle manner.
Bio-polishing:
In the wet
processing of garments (denim or non-denim, woven or knits), there is a
resultant hairiness on the surface of the fabric. Bio-polishing is the
enzymatic treatment given to garments to give the following effects:
1. Removes the protruding fibres from the surface by hydrolyzing them.
2. No pilling, or hariness .
3. Provides a smooth and clean look.
4. Imparts a soft feel to the fabric.
1. Removes the protruding fibres from the surface by hydrolyzing them.
2. No pilling, or hariness .
3. Provides a smooth and clean look.
4. Imparts a soft feel to the fabric.
Sulfast
Chemical Industries has developed a range of enzymes, blended with different
activity types to suit various needs.
Current
Products:
Sulfazyme
BSP, Sulfazyme BCA, Sulfazyme CAL, Sulfazyme DXP/DXPI, Sulfazyme BPL, Sulfazyme
NP pdr, Sulfazyme NL liq., Sulfazyme SPG pdr Sulfazyme FDX pdr, Sulfazyme BSR
etc.
Peroxide
Killers:
Residual
hydrogen peroxide must be removed from the fabric after bleaching treatments,
which would otherwise be detrimental to subsequent processing. Catalayse
enzymes can be used to work specifically on residual peroxide as an
anti-oxidant breaking it down into natural elements of water and oxygen without
adversely affecting the fibres or dyes.
Current
Products:
Sulfazyme APN
Sulfazyme APN
Tinting
enzymes:
Sulfast
Chemical Industries has successfully developed a range of various tint enzymes
that do the dual work of bio-washing and tinting in a one-step process. These
enzymes incorporate the use of natural dyes and surprisingly offer good
fastness as well.
Current
Products:
Sulfazyme
TNZ series.
Application
|
Product
|
Brief description
|
|
1
|
Desizing
|
Sulfanol WRW
|
Alpha
amylase enzyme for desizing of garments/fabric containing sizes with
starch and starch derivatives.
|
2
|
Desizing
|
Sulfazyme
AX
|
Cost
effective alpha amylase enzyme.
|
3
|
Bio-scouring
|
Sulfazyme
SCRL
|
Pectinase
Enzyme for bioscouring of Knitts and woven fabrics,imparting softness to the
fabric.
|
4
|
Bio-polishing
|
Sulfazyme
BSP
|
Genetically
modified trichoderma spp. enzyme for biopolishing/biowashing of cotton/denim
garments
|
5
|
Bio-polishing
|
Sulfazyme
BCA
|
Fungal
acid cellulase enzyme for bio-polishing
|
6
|
Bio-polishing/Biowashing
|
Sulfazyme
CAL
|
Fungal
acid cellulase enzyme which provides high level of abrasion to the garments.
|
7
|
Bio-polishing
/ Bio-fading
|
Sulfazyme
DXP
|
Cost
effective acid cellulase enzyme which gives both bio-polishig and bio-fading
effects.
|
8
|
Bio-polishing
/ Bio-fading
|
Sulfazyme
DXPi
|
Cost
effective acid cellulase enzyme which gives both bio-polishig and bio-fading
effects.
|
9
|
Bio-polishing
/ Bio-fading
|
Sulfazyme
BPL
|
Cost
effective acid cellulase enzyme with superior bio-polishing and lesser
fading.
|
10
|
Back-stain
removal
|
Sulfazyme
BSR
|
Engineered
component of cellulase enzyme designed to remove backstaining as an
aftertreatment.
|
11
|
Bio-polishing
|
Sulfazyme
FDX pdr
|
Acid
cellulase in powder form for low back-staining.
|
12
|
Bio-polishing
|
Sulfazyme
NP Pdr
|
Pseudo
neutral enzyme for good bio-polishing with low colour pull.Ideal for
pigment dyed garments.
|
13
|
Bio-polishing
|
Sulfazyme
NL Liq.
|
Pseudo
neutral enzyme for good bio-polishing with low colour pull.Ideal for
pigment dyed garments.
|
14
|
Peroxide
Killer
|
Sulfazyme
APN
|
Effective
bio-catalyst in removal of peroxide.
|
15
|
Bio-washing
/ Fading
|
Sulfazyme
SPGpdr
|
Neutral
enzyme for good grains and puckering effects on denim garments.
|
16
|
Bio-fading
/ Tinting
|
Sulfazyme
TNZ series
|
Bio-fading
enzymes that provide excellent, wash fast tints in one bath process.
|
89. Write the Dyeing bath process of Sulphur
Dyes for cotton Readymade Garment.
I AM STUDYING
ON IT Q: 88, 89
90. Write difference between Sand Blasting and Hands Scraping.
Sand
Blasting
|
Hands
Scraping
|
1) It is a mechanical
process.
|
1)It
is a semi-mechanical process.
|
2) Sand get friction
with garments by
gun.
|
2) Friction is occurred by emerypaper
.
|
3)
Effect srayed into whole texture.
|
3)Effect occurs at surface
of garments.
|
4)
High production.
|
4)Less production.
|
5)
Body hazard (silicosis).
|
5)Buyer recommended
process.
|
6)
Less yarn character.
|
6)More yarn texture.
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