| Singing
 |
Singing is the process to remove hairy and protruding
fibres above the woven fabrics by flames. |
| Mercerizing
 |
In mercerizing, the fabric becomes soft and lustre also
increases. |
| Bleaching |
Bleaching is done to make the cloth white.
There are several types of bleaching. But the best is peroxide bleaching. |
| Dyeing |
Dyeing is nothing but colouring of the
fabric. |
| Jigger dyeing M/c
 |
The smoothly spread fabric is led backwards and forwards
through the dye bath and uniform colour distribution is made across the
width. |
| Jet dyeing M/c
 |
Fabric is circulated by a high pressure jet of the dye
bath flowing through a venturi. Only man made fibres like polyester and
any fibre mixed with polyester is dyed in this machine. |
| Printing |
Fabric printing can be described as the
controlled placing of defined areas of colour onto a fabric. |
| Hand printing
 |
Fabric is placed on the long tables. With the help of
screens, printing is done manually. |
| Rotary screen printing
Machine
 |
The rotary screen system is a further development which
allows continuous production. The printing paste is pumped at a defined
rate from the reservoirs to the insides of the cylindrical screen, from
where it is continuously squeezed through onto the moving fabric by a
blade. Rotary printing has almost 60% of the market and is growing. |
| Stentering
 |
Stentering is done to give softness and required finish
to the fabric. Width of the fabric is controlled here. |
| Zero-Zero
finishing
 |
Finished fabric shrinkage in warp & weft direction
is controlled here. |
