Textile Converting Company Fairway Products Unveils Cutting-Edge Equipment To Boost Manufacturing Capabilities

HILLSDALE, Mich. — August 14, 2024 — Fairway Products, a world class textile converting company, proudly announces the installation of three state-of-the-art pieces of equipment at its production facility: the Dri-Tec Duplex Slitter, the Pathfinder CNC, and the ATOM F1 EDI Die Cut Machine. These advancements underscore the company’s commitment to enhancing production efficiency, precision, and delivering exceptional value to clients.

Dri-Tec Duplex Slitter

Dri-Tec Duplex Slitter – advanced slitting technology cuts widths to 1 inch minimum with the ability to slit narrow goods.

The Dri-Tec Duplex Slitter brings advance slitting technology to Fairway Products, designed to offer enhanced efficiency, precision, and cost-effectiveness. Key features include:

  • High Precision: Utilizing cutting-edge technology, the Dri-Tec Duplex Slitter delivers precise slitting – cut widths to 1 inch minimum.
  • Enhanced Efficiency: With high-speed processing and automation, the Dri-Tec Duplex Slitter significantly increases production capacity.
  • Sustainable Operation: The system’s energy-efficient design and reduced waste align with Fairway Products’ commitment to sustainable manufacturing practices.
  • Versatility: This Duplex slitter can handle various materials with easily adjustable settings meeting the needs of diverse applications, with the ability to slit narrow goods.

Pathfinder CNC

Pathfinder CNC – offers superior cutting capabilities for a wide range of applications and can convert material widths up to 90 inches.

Complementing the Dri-Tec Duplex Slitter, the Pathfinder CNC offers superior capabilities in cutting for unmatched precision, cost-savings, and flexibility. Highlights include:

  • Precision Engineering and Cut Capacity: The Pathfinder CNC ensures exceptional accuracy in cutting, maintaining consistent product quality – material widths up to 90″ wide can be converted.
  • Increased Productivity: Automated features and rapid processing speeds enhance production efficiency, enabling Fairway Products to produce complex components quickly and accurately.
  • Versatile Applications: Suitable for a wide range of applications, the Pathfinder CNC supports the diverse industries served.

ATOM F1 EDI Die Cut Machine

The ATOM F1 EDI Die Cut Machine further enhances Fairway Products’ manufacturing capabilities with cutting edge die-cutting technology. Key features include:

  • High-Quality Cutting: The ATOM F1 EDI delivers precise and consistent die-cutting, ensuring high-quality finished products.
  • Operational Efficiency: With its robust and reliable design, the machine offers high-speed operation, improving overall production throughput.
  • User-Friendly Interface: Designed with ease of use in mind, the ATOM F1 EDI features an intuitive interface, reducing setup and adjustment times increasing operational efficiency.

“We are excited to integrate the Dri-Tec Duplex Slitter, Pathfinder CNC, and ATOM F1 EDI Machine into our production line,” said Mike Richardson, Director of Operations at Fairway Products. “These investments reflect our unwavering commitment to innovation and excellence, enabling us to deliver top-tier products to our clients while maintaining our sustainability goals.”

Industry professionals are invited to visit Fairway Products’ facility to witness the capabilities of the new equipment firsthand. Demonstrations and tours can be arranged by contacting Mike Richardson, at michael.richardson@acmemills.com.

For more information about Fairway Products, the Dri-Tec Duplex Slitter, the Pathfinder CNC, and the ATOM F1 EDI Die Cut Machine, please visit www.acmemills.com.

Fairway Products

Fairway Products, an ISO 9001:2015 certified facility, is a leading provider of innovative manufacturing solutions, dedicated to delivering high-quality products and services to a diverse range of industries. With a focus on quality precision, sustainability, and customer satisfaction, Fairway Products continues to set the standard in manufacturing excellence.

Posted: August 14, 2024

Source: Acme Mills – Fairway Products

Michelman’s PFAS-Free Unyte® Brand Grows to Meet Expanding Needs of Technical Textile Manufacturers

CINCINNATI, OH — August 14, 2024 — Michelman is expanding its Unyte® portfolio of water-based, PFAS-free surface modifiers for technical textiles. Unyte® enhances the form and function of both woven and nonwoven materials used in technical textiles and pre-preg fabrics. The Unyte® portfolio includes solutions that offer water repellency, adhesion, lubricity, thermal stability, and oil repellency across multiple fiber substrates.

Unyte® products are used in textile market applications such as ballistics, healthcare, appliances, roof underlayment, geotextiles, and unbonded glass insulation. Each application has unique performance and functional requirements including Durable Water Repellency (DWR), chemical and oil repellency, adhesion resistance, binding, processability, lubricity, and thermal stability.

Lauren Hickey, Michelman’s Senior Global Marketing Manager, Fibers & Composites, stated, “Historically, some PFAS-containing products may have been over-engineered. The number of synthetic chemicals that fall within the PFAS category is vast – in fact, nearly 15,000 chemicals have a PFAS designation. Recently the EPA has placed a renewed emphasis on limiting any potential impacts from PFAS, requiring manufacturers to select PFAS-free alternatives. Identifying which performance benefits are critical for a given application, and comparing the performance benefits of available alternatives, are important steps in selecting PFAS-free solutions. The Unyte® portfolio does not contain any substances of concern (SoCs), helping brand owners mitigate environmental risk.”

Hickey continued, “There are several global regulations that differ between countries and states. Likewise, enforcement dates vary. There are high financial penalties for noncompliance, and several fluoropolymer manufacturers have committed to exiting the market.”

Steve Bassetti, Michelman’s Global Marketing Director, Fibers & Composites, added “Michelman’s purpose is Innovating a Sustainable Future. We’re an EcoVadis Gold rated manufacturer and are proud of that standing. EcoVadis is the world’s largest provider of business sustainability ratings. None of our brands, including Unyte®, are formulated with PFAS or PFAS-containing raw materials. That commitment has put us in a position to help manufacturers of technical textiles meet the new EPA regulations while maintaining performance standards.”

To learn more about the expanding line of Unyte® solutions, please visit Michelman in booth #1306 at Techtextil North America, being held August 20-22, 2024 in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Posted: August 14, 2024

Source: Michelman

Historic Textile Mill AW Hainsworth Revamps Branding After 240 Years Of Craftsmanship

PUDSEY, England — August 14, 2024 — AW Hainsworth, a heritage textile mill established in 1783, has revealed its rebrand. The transformation was led by Charlotte Law, Hannah Pugh and Shaan Sohal from the in-house marketing team and local brand transformation consulting agency ThreeTenSeven, who worked on developing the key messaging, brand structure and visual identity that combines the brand’s rich history and constant drive for innovation. In addition, fellow Yorkshire-based company Fishtank Agency designed and launched a brand new website for AW Hainsworth as part of the process.

The new branding aims to retain a connection to AW Hainsworth’s historical culture while modernizing the look, feel and messaging of the parent brand and brand divisions. Hainsworth Fabric of a Nation, manufacturer of premium woollen textiles loved by designers, tailors and garment manufacturers, will now be known as Hainsworth Signature Fabrics; Hainsworth Top Table, which produces high-quality woollen snooker and pool cloths, will be renamed Hainsworth Cue Sports Fabrics; Hainsworth Technical Felt, manufacturer of technically advanced woollen fabrics, will become Hainsworth Speciality Fabrics. Visually, each brand features a new logo, strapline and colour scheme that weaves consistency throughout AW Hainsworth’s brands.

Charlotte Law, Head of Marketing, explains: “We have been working on this rebrand for a couple of years, with the aim of updating the brand to better reflect how AW Hainsworth has evolved and who we are in 2024. We have several brands that sit under the AW Hainsworth parent brand, and one of our biggest challenges was to streamline our brand divisions for efficiency and create more of a family feel while redefining our mission, vision, and values.”

Founded in 1783, the fully vertical woollen mill in Stanningley has been weaving fabric across eight generations of the Hainsworth family, integrating traditional qualities of craftsmanship with cutting-edge innovation and product development.

The AW Hainsworth brand is recognized globally for producing exceptional quality woven fabrics – historically and most notably used by the British Royal Family, in the House of Lords, to safeguard emergency services and military personnel, weaving felt for pianos and snooker and pool tables around the world.

Amanda McLaren. Managing Director of AW Hainsworth comments: “As our refreshed Mission Statement sets out, ‘we’re here to improve and enhance the lives of everyone our fabric touches – our customers, our people, our community and our environment’. We wanted to communicate this in our branding, whilst ensuring our values of quality, family, and sustainability shine through in everything we do. Our Vision Statement is the foundation of all our plans – ‘We believe in the future of the UK Textile Sector’ and as such, we are wholly committed to ensuring our exciting pipeline plans, come to fruition – from developing new fabric solutions, to creating opportunities for a new generation of textile workers and being a true champion and leader in sustainable manufacturing.

“In line with AW Hainsworth’s commitment to sustainability, the rebrand programme will be rolled out slowly to avoid creating unnecessary waste, so you might see some of our old branding crop up from time to time, until we have fully utilised any remaining collateral.”

Posted: August 14, 2024

Source: AW Hainsworth

£1m+ Investment To Dramatically Boost Pincroft’s Camouflage Printing Capacity

ADLINGTON, United Kingdom — August 14, 2024 — Global military fabric printer, dyer and finishier, Pincroft, has announced an investment of over £1m for the purchase of state-of-the-art equipment for its factory in the United Kingdom that is set to increase the textile manufacturer’s camouflage printing capacity to over 8 million meters a year.

The new equipment boasts the latest technology in rotary screen printing, including a magnet combined system for uniform application across the width, digital synchronization for better accuracy, short setup times, automatic repeat settings, design memory, and faster reproduction of re-orders.

New Rotary Printer

It also includes a pre-bulk strike-off machine, which allows for preparation prior to the printing production process. This facilitates the development and verification of paste viscosities, colour concentration and magnet power adjustment.

Pincroft’s new rotary screen printer will allow the manufacturer to process a complex range of technical textiles, from lightweight fabrics for waterproof applications, to heavy weights for load carriage and equipment handling.

This new investment is Pincroft’s strategic move to continue its growth in the military fabrics segment and continue offering customers the best quality in camouflage textile printing.

Mike Collins, Pincroft’s Managing Director, says: “This investment is hugely important for our business. We expect delivery of the machine at the end of the year and aim to be ready for production at the start of 2025.”

Posted: August 14, 2024

Source: Pincroft’

Lenzing Again Among The Top 1 Percent Of World’s Most Sustainable Companies

LENZING, Austria — August 14, 2024 — The Lenzing Group, a leading supplier of regenerated cellulose fibers for the textile and nonwovens industries, has been awarded platinum status in the EcoVadis CSR rating. The rating comprehensively covers the four most important practices in the area of corporate social responsibility: environment, fair working conditions and human rights, ethics, and sustainable procurement.

For the fourth time in a row, Lenzing has been awarded platinum status by EcoVadis, a leading international provider of sustainability ratings for companies. This puts Lenzing in the top one percent of companies rated by EcoVadis worldwide. Lenzing achieved the greatest progress this year in the categories of sustainable procurement and ethics. Lenzing also outperformed the previous year in the areas of labor and human rights as well as certifications. Since its foundation in 2007, EcoVadis has developed into the world’s largest and most trusted provider of sustainability ratings for companies and has created a global network of more than 130,000

rated companies worldwide. The methodological framework evaluates companies’ policies, measures and activities, as well as their published reports on the environment, labor and human rights, ethics, and sustainable procurement.

CEO Stephan Sielaff, Lenzing AG
– Photo: Franz Neumayr

“At Lenzing, we are working hard to make our industries even more sustainable and to drive the transformation of the textile business model from a linear to a circular economy model. This approach is firmly anchored in our strategy and corporate values. I am, therefore, particularly pleased about the highest rating from the internationally renowned organization and am proud that we as the Lenzing Group have now been awarded platinum status for the fourth time,” says Stephan Sielaff, CEO of the Lenzing Group.

In line with its “Naturally Positive” sustainability strategy, the Lenzing Group has set ambitious targets in each of its core strategic areas to further strengthen its transition from a linear to a circular economy model. Every year, Lenzing provides updates on its sustainability initiatives and the progress made in its annual sustainability report. This level of commitment and transparency was also positively emphasized by EcoVadis in its assessment. You can find out more about Lenzing’s sustainability goals, progress and other renowned rankings in the online

Sustainability Report 2023 at https://reports.lenzing.com/annual-and-sustainability-report/2023/.

Posted: August 14, 2024

Source: The Lenzing Group

Hygienix™ 2024 Will Highlight Advancements In Sustainability: Conference Program Is Now Live

CARY, NC  — August 14, 2024 — INDA, the Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry, announced the conference program for Hygienix™ 2024, November 18-21, The Renaissance Nashville Hotel, Nashville, TN. This year’s theme, “Driving Absorbent Hygiene Product Innovation: Consumer Desires, Market Dynamics & Sustainability Solutions,” will provide insights into the latest industry advancements. The full program is now available on the Hygienix website, https://www.hygienix.org/index.html

Event highlights include:

Pre-conference webinars

  • “Non-PFAS Hydrophobic Technology for Polypropylene Nonwovens”
  • “Harnessing AI to Enhance Transparency and Trust in Brand Sustainability”

Workshops (Monday, November 18th)

  • “Fundamentals of Absorption Systems and Opportunities in Adult Incontinence”
  • “Innovations in Menstrual Care”
  • “Baby and Infant Care Market Dynamics”

Networking opportunities

  • Lunch Arounds with founders of successful hygiene start-ups
  • Lightning Talks – supercharged elevator pitches
  • Tabletop Exhibits of leading-edge absorbent hygiene suppliers
  • Receptions – three extended networking events

Presentation Preview

  • Absorbent Hygiene Insights, LLC, “Exploring the Performance of Polyaspartic Acid Superabsorbents in Hygiene Products”
  • China National Household Paper Industry Association (CNHPIA), “Latest Development of Disposable Hygiene Products Industry in China”
  • Glatfelter Industries (France) SAS, “Capitalizing on Capabilities to Support the Shifting Hygiene Industry”
  • Gottlieb Binder GmbH & Co. KG, “Synergy of Components – Upstream Advancements Offering Downstream Sustainability Opportunities”
  • Handas Consulting, “The Intersection of Nonwovens, Sustainability and the Environment: An African Perspective”
  • INDA, “UN Plastics Treaty Update”
  • INDA, “Business Not as Usual – The Impact of Reusables on the Absorbent Hygiene Market”
  • Curt G. Joa, Inc., “Efficient Material Utilization in Hygienic Incontinence Articles”
  • Joii Ltd., “Using Nonwoven Period Care Products and an AI-backed Mobile Application to Diagnose Heavy Menstrual Bleeding”
  • Kuraray Europe GmbH, “Connecting Consumer Insights with AHPs: Designing Elastics & Naturality”
  • The LYCRA Company, “From Farm to Fiber: Developing Elastane with 70% Renewable Content”
  • MyMicrobiome GmbH, “The Menopausal Skin Microbiome – What Do You Need to Know?”
  • Price Hanna Consultants LLC, “Shifting Sands in the Global Economy for Absorbent Hygiene Products”
  • Principle Business Enterprises, “The High Cost of Adult Incontinence”
  • RPK Consulting, “Shifting to Sustainability: Natural Fibers in Diapers and the Rise of Eco Brands”
  • Texol S.R.L., “Functional Substrates to Preserve Skin Microbiome”
  • SK Leaveo, “Comprehensive Sustainability in Hygiene Products: Exploring Biodegradable Alternatives and Circular Economy”
  • SPARK Solutions For Growth, “There’s an App for That! The New World of Incontinence Tech”
  • University of Pennsylvania, Division of Urology, “Latest Medical & Surgical Treatment for Incontinence”
  • ZymoChem, “The Final Frontier: A Bio-Based Source for Super Absorbents”

Hygienix Innovation Award™

A highlight of the event, the Hygienix Innovation Award™ will feature presentations from three finalists on Tuesday, November 19th. The winner, to be announced on Thursday, November 21st, will be recognized for their innovative contributions to absorbent hygiene products. Nominations are open until September 16th, 2024. Last year’s winner, Sequel Spiral™ Tampon, received FDA clearance in August 2023 and is expected to be widely available in 2024.

For more details on the program, registration, sponsorships, and tabletop exhibits, visit the Hygienix website: https://www.hygienix.org/ 

Posted: August 14, 2024

Source: INDA, the Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry

Shinkong Invests $10 Million In Ambercycle’s New Facility To Commercialize Circular Polyester Innovation

LOS ANGELES And TAIPEI — August 13, 2024 — Shinkong Synthetic Fibers Corp., a polyester producer, has invested $10 million in Ambercycle’s first state-of-the-art commercial facility.

Shinkong Synthetics and Ambercycle came together for a signing ceremony in Taiwan. On the left is Chairman Eric T.Wu of Shinkong Synthetics and on the right is CEO of Ambercycle, Shay Sethi.

Shinkong’s contribution to the material science company’s facility will help expand global production capacity for its premium material made from end-of-life textiles. It builds on three years of collaboration that harnessed Ambercycle’s molecular regeneration technology and Shinkong’s extensive experience in the premium polyester market to jointly manufacture regenerated yarns and meet the growing demand for cycora® material.

“This investment signifies a crucial milestone in our endeavor to make circular materials widely available,” said Shay Sethi, co-founder and CEO of Ambercycle. “We are excited to deepen our partnership with Shinkong. This investment enables us to scale up to meet the growing demand of our customers and push the boundaries of sustainable textile production.”

Demand for decarbonized polyester is expected to reach approximately 7 million metric tons annually in 2026, up from 5 million metric tons in 2015, as more brands seek out circular materials to reach their sustainability goals.

“Recognizing Ambercycle’s leadership in circular solutions, we are eager to support their expansion,” stated Eric Wu, chairman at Shinkong Synthetics. “Investing in their new facility is not just a strategic move — it’s a commitment to pioneering a future with decarbonized polyester, which we see as critical to our business. This collaboration will further amplify our capacity to deliver high-performance, sustainable products to the global market.”

Ambercycle expects to commence operations at the new facility in 2026, further strengthening the partnership between both companies. This strategic expansion will significantly enhance their ability to support circularity and scale next-gen materials within the textile industry, aligning with global efforts to transition towards more decarbonized production practices.

Posted: August 13, 2024

Source: Ambercycle

AmorSui Announces $3.5M Seed Funding To Revolutionize Sustainable Medical Supplies

NEW YORK CITY — August 8, 2024 — AmorSui, a modern personal protective equipment (PPE) brand dedicated to protecting people and the planet, announced today that it has raised $3.5 million in seed funding. AmorSui’s mission is to make PPE more sustainable, inclusive, and affordable over time, setting a new benchmark of quality in the medical supply sector. Investors include Gold House Ventures, The MBA Fund, and The Rev Up Fund to name a few.

AmorSui was founded by Ph.D. chemist Beau Wangtrakuldee following a chemical-spill accident where her PPE did not protect her. Her mission became designing better PPE with the wearer’s interest at heart to protect others from what she had experienced. While the company began with the goal of improving workplace safety through sustainable PPE it has grown to tackle the large carbon footprint associated with medical supplies. AmorSui achieves this by creating products that can be reused and are 100-percent recyclable at the end of their life.

“We are redefining what it means to be sustainable in the medical supply industry. With this funding, we are poised to not just meet the demand for safer and more eco-friendly products but also to lead the charge in transforming how the industry thinks about circularity,” said Dr .Wangtrakuldee.

The seed funding will be used to accelerate product innovation, expand market presence, and develop an AI-integrated net-zero medical supply marketplace. The company plans to increase brand awareness through community initiatives and retail partnerships. Additionally, AmorSui will expand its enterprise sales team to meet the rising demand for sustainable medical supplies in the corporate sector.

“Gold House Ventures originally met Beau through our in-house startup incubator and are proud to be one of AmorSui’s earliest investors. We are thrilled to re-up our investment in this round to help scale their approach to distributing sustainable and safe PPE,” said Megan Ruan, general partner at Gold House Ventures. “AmorSui’s marketplace model, which connects hospitals, labs, and governments with high-quality, eco-friendly protective products, represents a significant leap forward in both efficiency and environmental stewardship and fills an important gap in today’s healthcare landscape.”

The medical supply industry is heavily reliant on disposable products and faces growing scrutiny and demand for sustainable alternatives. AmorSui is poised to lead this transformation. The company’s innovative approach and dedication to the environment offer a progressive path forward, ensuring both people and the planet are protected.

To learn more about AmorSui and its mission to revolutionize the medical supply industry, visit https://amorsui.com/

Posted: August 13, 2024

Source: AmorSui

Global Textile And Fashion Industry Comes To Silk Road For Conference In Uzbekistan

SAMARKAND, Uzbekistan — August 13, 2024 —September 8-10, 2024, Samarkand, Uzbekistan, will host a joint conference of two major international textile federations: the International Textile Manufacturers Federation (ITMF) Annual Conference and the International Apparel Federation (IAF) World Fashion Convention. The event, titled “Innovation, Cooperation & Regulation – Drivers of the Textile & Apparel Industry,” will focus on the key factors shaping the future of the industry, and is the first time the two federations have held their conference jointly.

The conference, which will officially open on September 7 with the ITMF board meeting, will gather more than 500 high-level representatives from international organizations, textile companies, brands, financial institutions, and retailers to discuss and address issues critical to the continued development and sustainability of the global textile and apparel industry.

Participants will hear from the President of the American Apparel & Footwear Association (AAFA) Stephen Lamar, general director of the European Apparel and Textile Confederation (EURATEX) Dirk Vantyghem and representatives of numerous industry leaders, including Cotton Analytics (USA) and Indorama Corp. (Singapore). Participants will discuss topics including artificial intelligence, regulation, digitalization, ESG and supply chains.

Additionally, the conference will feature the ITMF Awards Session, where the winners of the ITMF Innovation & Sustainability Award 2024 and the ITMF International Cooperation Award 2024 will be announced.

This landmark event, organized in cooperation with Uzbekistan Textile and Garment Industry Association (Uztextileprom), marks a significant milestone for Uzbekistan, the historic center of the ‘Silk Road’. Last year, the country’s textile industry exported around $3.5 billion to more than 75 countries and is seeing significant growth today. By the end of 2026, the plan is to increase the amount of exports to $6.5 billion. This event affirms Uzbekistan’s growing role in the global textile supply chain and underscores the importance of international cooperation and dialogue in driving the industry’s future.

Registration for the event is now open online. To register and find additional information, please visit https://www.itmf-iaf-conference-2024-samarkand.org/ .

Posted: August 13, 2024

Source: Uzbekistan Textile and Garment Industry Association

Benninger’s Fabricmaster: The Sustainable Way Of Discontinuous Dyeing

UZWIL, Switzerland — August 13, 2024 — The Switzerland-based company Benninger, renowned for its innovative textile machinery, has introduced its latest marvel, the FabricMaster, to the Indian market. This soft flow machine is already making waves globally, with installations in Europe, the United States, Peru, Central America and Bangladesh. Now, it is set to transform the Indian textile industry, with production taking place at Benninger’s High Tech Fabrication facility in Pune.

Benninger FabricMaster – ready to be delivered to Amarnath Dyeing And Bleaching Works

The first FabricMaster in India has been operational for a year at Amarnath Dyeing And Bleaching Works Pvt. Ltd. The machine’s outstanding performance has led Amarnath to order a second unit, underscoring their complete satisfaction with its capabilities. This second machine is now ready to leave the Benninger Works in Pune, marking another milestone in the FabricMaster’s journey.

“This innovative technology transforms our production capabilities, setting new benchmarks in the industry. Our new machines will help us reach our goal of becoming the leader in quality fabric processing while caring about ecology. The machines will help us do so by enhancing our efficiency, reducing waste, and minimizing our environmental impact. This investment not only underscores our commitment to excellence but also to sustainable practices that benefit both our customers and the planet”, said Sudarshan Chandak, director at Amarnath Dyeing And Bleaching Works.

Excellent dyeing performance

The FabricMaster is designed to handle the most challenging dyeing tasks with ease. It excels in dyeing difficult lycra blends of cotton, rayon, nylon, and modal fabrics in open width form, without any rope marks or edge curling.

The FabricMaster ensures optimal dye penetration and color consistency achieving uniform fabric handling during the dyeing process. This is ensured thanks to the FabricMaster’s nozzle which can be precisely adjusted based on the weight of the fabric being dyed. Lightweight fabrics benefit from low liquor volume, while heavier fabrics are treated with increased flow. Furthermore, the internal fabric plaiter operates at varying speeds, accommodating different fabric types. Moreover, its automated add tank ensures accurate chemical addition simplifying chemical dosing and mixing.

Key factors are minimal consumption of water, steam, chemicals and dyestuff, to ensure right-first-time results with lowest waste. The FabricMaster boasts an optimized chamber design, resulting in the lowest liquor ratio among water-driven piece dyeing machines. The carbon footprint of the FabricMaster is designed to be the future industry benchmark for sustainability.

Why FabricMaster also stands out

FabricMaster – fast, versatile, and economic jet dyeing machine

The FabricMaster’s self-cleaning lint filter keeps the system running smoothly to enhance productivity. It monitors lint accumulation and automatically cleans itself, minimizing downtime and maintenance hassles. Furthermore, the FabricMaster’s high-capacity heat exchanger accelerates heating gradients, reducing cycle times.

After dyeing, unloading the fabric swiftly is crucial. The FabricMaster features a frequency-controlled unloading winch, ensuring efficient fabric removal without compromising quality. The fabric lift from the chamber to the reel is less than half that of competitors’ machines, improving fabric transport.

The FabricMaster is a testament to Benninger’s commitment to innovation and quality. As it continues to gain traction in the Indian market, it promises to revolutionize fabric dyeing processes, setting new standards for efficiency, quality and precision to textile dyeing processes.

Posted: August 13, 2024

Source: Benninger India Private Limited

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