Suede production and process difficultiesNatural suede originally refers to the leather made of animal suede, which looks very similar to deer. However, we can see from the picture below that the suede skin is different from the suede we usually see, and it does not have short and dense hair.This is Read More
Revealing the jigger dyeing process commonly used in printing and dyeing factories, which is more suitable for small ordersAs a common dyeing equipment, the jigger is widely used in the dyeing process of fabrics. It occupies an important position in the textile printing and dyeing industry with its Read More
How to deal with polyester or nylon dyed too dark?Disperse dyeing is an important dyeing method in dyeing factory processing and production. In actual production, the color may be too dark or the color may not match. Once the dyed polyester or nylon fabric is too dark, too dark or too bright, it mus Read More
How to identify the dye used on textiles?The types of dyes on textiles are difficult to identify with the naked eye, and can only be accurately determined by chemical methods. If we do not identify the types of dyes in advance, it is very likely that unqualified products will be judged as qualified Read More
Causes of color spots:1. Improper dye selectionDyeing acrylic fiber is different from dyeing other fibers. If the dye is not selected properly, it is difficult to achieve the effect of leveling dyeing even by adding more leveling agents or improving dyeing conditions. Therefore, cationic dyes should Read More
Color stains are regular, similar in shape and size, or irregular, with shapes and sizes that are not fixed, and are the same color as the dyed fabric. Once this type of defect occurs, it is difficult to repair and has a great impact on the quality of the dyed product, so it must be taken se Read More
The Application of Nano-Based Wash-Free Disperse DyesIn the ever-evolving landscape of textile dyeing technology, the advent of nano-based wash-free disperse dyes represents a significant breakthrough, reshaping the industry's standards for sustainability, efficiency, and colorfastness. This innovat Read More
T**1. Sustainability and Eco-Friendly Practices**One of the most prominent trends shaping the future of textile dyes is the heightened focus on sustainability and eco-friendly practices. With growing environmental awareness among consumers, the demand for dyes that minimize harm to the environment i Read More
In the vast tapestry of textile and design, printing techniques have woven their intricate patterns, adding vibrant hues and intricate designs to fabrics since time immemorial. This art form, a harmonious blend of creativity, technology, and craftsmanship, has evolved over centuries, transcending cu Read More
This article provides an in-depth overview of the printing process using vat dyes, a crucial aspect in the textile industry. The process encompasses several intricate steps, including dye reduction, application onto fabric, oxidation, and post-treatment, ensuring vivid and durable colors. Special at Read More
Disperse high wash-fast dyes represent a class of advanced colorants that possess exceptional properties, making them highly sought-after in the textile industry. These dyes are renowned for their vibrant and long-lasting hues, resistance to fading, and environmental compatibility. This article delv Read More
Precautions for Reactive Dyeing ProcessesReactive dyeing, a prominent technique in the textile industry, offers vibrant and fast-fixing colors to a wide range of fabrics, particularly cellulose-based materials like cotton, linen, and rayon. However, achieving optimal results requires careful adheren Read More
