Jones Family Of Companies Welcomes Back Third Generation Jones Associate as New COO

Butler

HUMBOLDT, Tenn. — May 23, 2022 — The Jones Family of Companies continues to grow and improve its operations while strengthening its position as a nonwoven manufacturing leader. The most recent step in this mission is the re-hiring of West Tennessee native, Scott Butler as its new COO.

Butler was born in Jackson, Tenn., and raised in Humboldt. He earned his undergraduate degree at Union University in Organizational Leadership and his MBA at UT Knoxville.
Butler is a third generation Jones associate, following in the footsteps of his parents and grandparents where his father spent 43 years. Scott began his career at Jones in 1992 on the third shift running yarn equipment on the plant floor. After mastering all the equipment, he moved into maintenance, serving as Maintenance supervisor, ISO Lead auditor, plant management, Quality manager, Operations manager, and vice president of Operations.

Butler left Jones at the end of December 2018 to care for his family and wife, who was battling cancer. Following her recovery, he started a consulting and industrial maintenance services company where he was highly successful assisting companies across the U.S. to be more efficient and productive while building strong and supportive teams.

“Scott works to develop a team of associates that maximize efforts to make the highest quality of product on time, every time. He believes in highly disciplined operations and lean standards,” said Ralph Jones, executive chairman. “Scott’s passion is assisting associates and teams to maximize their potential and add value to the associate, the team, and the company, as well as our customer and suppliers.”

“I am honored to have the opportunity to return to The Jones Family of Companies. I already have a relationship with many team members and am eager to work with them again. Also, I am looking forward to earning the trust of the new Jones team members that I will soon get to know,” Butler said. “Maintaining the integrity of Jones in the industry is especially important to me. I look forward to working with our customers and suppliers to assure them that Jones is a key partner for their success.Jones is full of dedicated people that make up The Family!”

Posted May 24, 2022

SDCE Introduces PVC Sensor Film

HOLMFIRTH, England — May 19, 2022 — SDCE has introduced PVC Sensor Film into its extensive offer of consumables, widening its industry appeal to the protective clothing sector. The sensor film — which is an essential consumable for testing to BS EN ISO Standard 9185:2007 — will enable testing professionals to assess the resistance of their materials to molten metal splash in line with international safety standards.

PVC Sensor Film acts as a skin simulant, sitting underneath the testing sample during an application of molten metal. The resulting damage to the PVC mimics the potential damage to human skin, providing a vital insight for the niche protective clothing sector into the effectiveness of their protective materials.

The launch comes after SDCE was approached by industry professionals seeking a new supplier for PVC film. Recognizing the synergy between the skin simulant and its existing range of testing consumables, the industry’s leading supplier of textile testing consumables was well-placed to fulfill industry demand for the product. The move into safety and protective textile testing does however represent a diversification for SDCE, whose existing consumables focus primarily on the quality control of textiles through physical, color fastness and light fastness test procedures.

Testing professionals in the sector have welcomed the launch, which fills a very real gap in the testing market. “I would like to stress that the skin simulant is critical for the test method, but also for notified bodies (in the EU) and other labs (outside the EU) to certify compliance for heat and flame industrial garments,” said chair of the ISO/TC 94/SC13 “Protective clothing” Eric van Wely, who is also global regulatory affairs and standards manager at DuPont Personal Protection. “I have been made aware of the issues since 2019, and it has been difficult to find a supplier and then a potential distributor for the labs.”

For those carrying out the tests, SDCE’s position as a trusted and established supplier of testing consumables provides reassurance that the product will be consistent and reliable.

“It was important to find a supplier capable of supplying all the laboratories with an identical PVC heat sensor in order to limit the dispersion of results between laboratories,” says Cédric Rossard, responsable laboratoire for the Institut Français du Textile et de l’Habillement, whose facility tests to ISO 9185. “Although we do still have some PVC from our previous supplier, this is an essential element of the test.”

Other professionals meanwhile praised SDCE’s fast response in getting the product to market, despite its niche nature.

“There was some misconception in the non-urgent nature of this material — in reality, some labs really needed this material very urgently,” says Inge de Witte PhD, certification manager at Centexbel, Belgium. “Although the amount of material needed worldwide is not that large, the importance of the material is all the more. SDCE’s PVC Sensor film will become the essential  reference material in in all molten metal testing labs, and we can only emphasize again how important it was that this product was launched.”

SDCE’s PVC film is available in multiples of 10 meters and, in line with the supplier’s entire range of consumables, will be supported by certificates of conformity which can be downloaded here. For sales enquiries, contact entsales@sdcenterprises.co.uk

Posted May 24, 2022

Source: SDC Enterprises

Garments Capturing Carbon Dioxide From The Air And Releasing It As Nutrition For Plants – The Carbon Looper Is Now Live At Fotografiska Stockholm

STOCKHOLM — May 23, 2022 — The Planet First program initiated by the H&M Foundation and world-renowned The Hong Kong Research Institute of Textiles and Apparel (HKRITA) has recently resulted in an innovation that could potentially be a game-changer when it comes to fighting global CO2 emissions. The Carbon Looper project — clothing that captures CO2 from the air and then releases it as nutrition for plants — is now being tested by the restaurant staff at Fotografiska Stockholm.

Finding ways to lower carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere is an urgent planet-wide priority. It is crucial to initiate and accelerate change, and all research in this area is of the highest interest and deserves our full attention. With the Planet First program, the H&M Foundation and HKRITA aim to push the entire fashion industry toward becoming planet positive instead of depleting its resources.

“We want to find new solutions that can enable the fashion industry to become planet positive,” said Christiane Dolva, Strategy Lead at H&M Foundation. “And since change needs to happen now, we focus on impatient research to innovate at speed, with rapid iterations to identify disruptive and scalable solutions. Our Planet First program with HKRITA is a perfect example of how we inspire industry-wide change by openly sharing proof of concepts. We don’t have time for the traditional and the slow, therefore we are not aiming for perfect but to get the solutions out of the lab as quickly as possible to be tested and improved, and to inspire others and spur collaborations that can ultimately lead to scale and adoption.”

With the Carbon Looper project, cotton garments are treated with amine-containing solution that makes the surface of the fabric captures carbon dioxide from the surrounding air. The carbon dioxide can then be released from the fabric by being heated to 30-40°C, in a greenhouse for example, where it can naturally be taken up by the plants during photosynthesis. The amount of CO2 that is captured by a garment per day, is approximately equivalent to 1/3 of the amount that a tree absorbs per day. And after only three ‘loop-cycles’, the garment has effectively climate-neutralized itself – and instead starts to have a climate positive effect. Improving and scaling this technology up is being intensely researched in parallel.

“Anything we do in the lab is only useful once it gets out of the lab,” said Edwin Keh, CEO at HKRITA. “The Carbon Looper is one of a series of projects we have been working on to see if we can achieve carbon neutrality for the textile, apparel and fashion industry. We will be monitoring this test at Fotografiska to see how we can improve the technology and develop more uses for it.”

The current research phase involves live testing in collaboration with Fotografiska Stockholm, where the restaurant staff will wear Carbon Loopers in the form of aprons. The restaurant’s famous hydroponic garden in the basement serves as an excellent CO2 release facility.

“This innovation is a perfect match with Fotografiska’s overall philosophy and the ideal add-on to our circular kitchen with a focus on organic and locally grown dishes,” said Martin Wall, executive chef and Planet Keeper at Fotografiska. “The project not only contributes to spiking our guests’ awareness around the climate crisis but is also inspiring evidence of the jaw-dropping research being done at the moment.”

Posted: May 24, 2022

Source: H&M Foundation

Claros Technologies, Kureha Partner To Develop A Cutting-Edge PFAS Capture-And-Destruction System

MINNEAPOLIS — May 16, 2022 — Claros Technologies announced its strategic partnership with Kureha America Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Kureha Corp. Japan, to scale up a state-of-the-art technology that is capable of capturing, concentrating, and destroying “forever chemicals” (PFAS) from wastewater. The comprehensive solution is able to capture and concentrate PFAS chemicals, then permanently break their carbon-fluorine bonds into safe, naturally occurring elements. Kureha will collaborate with Claros to develop a commercially feasible system and install the system for Asian markets.

Per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a class of extremely stable, water- and oil-resisting compounds used in a wide variety of industries and consumer products. Found in drinking water of an estimated 200 million Americans, PFAS pose substantial risk to public and environmental health, having been associated with immunosuppression, reproductive issues, and a variety of cancers. This risk is compounded by the inability of natural processes to break PFAS down due to their extremely strong carbon-fluorine (C-F) bonds, earning PFAS the title of “forever chemicals.”

“We applaud Kureha for its leadership in modeling how manufacturers can be good environmental and social stewards,” said Michelle Bellanca, CEO of Claros Technologies. “We recognize the greatest benefactors of this partnership are the environment and our children, and we share an urgency to close the loop on PFAS pollution.”

“As a chemical company, Kureha has a responsibility for mitigating the environmental impact of PFAS,” said Naomitsu Nishihata, president of Kureha America. “We seek to be socially responsible, accelerate innovation, and expand our business portfolio, and Claros’ comprehensive PFAS solution helps us meet each of those goals.”

Claros’ technology platform has multiple competitive advantages over current PFAS treatment solutions through a combination of effective capture, concentration, and destruction processes. Currently, PFAS wastes, including spent filter materials, are sent to landfills or are incinerated. Research has shown these disposal methods do not break the carbon-fluorine bonds, resulting in reemissions of PFAS into air, water and land. Consequently, several U.S. states and countries such as Japan are seeking to ban incineration and landfill disposal of PFAS waste. Claros’ PFAS remediation ecosystem represents a significant step towards a comprehensive life cycle approach to waste management backed by detailed analytics and sound science.

“Our approach is to concentrate PFAS from millions of gallons of wastewater into a few gallons of PFAS concentrate that can be cost-effectively and permanently destroyed in a traceable fashion. It works on a variety of industry wastewater and even on firefighting foam,” said Dr. Abdennour Abbas, Claros founder and CTO. “Changing the way we treat our chemical waste by adopting a closed-loop system will not only reduce risks for the public and the environment but also eliminate latent and future liabilities for manufacturers and waste disposal companies.”

Posted May 24, 2022

Source: Claros

Wrangler® Reels In Fishing Styles With New ATG Wrangler Angler™ Collection And Will Serve As The Official Sponsor Of The Major League Fishing Bass Pro Tour In 2022

GREENSBORO, N.C. — May 24, 2022 — Wrangler®, a global icon in jeanswear and casual apparel, today announced the expansion of its successful All Terrain Gear by Wrangler™ line of outdoor and athleisure apparel to include high-performance fishing styles with the launch of the ATG Wrangler Angler™ Collection. Designed for functionality, comfort and durability, the collection meets the unique needs of anglers everywhere, incorporating key features including increased ventilation, stretch and range of motion.

The collection is a direct response to increased interest in recreational fishing over the past few years, specifically among casual fisherman. According to data collected from the Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation’s 2021 Special Report on Fishing, 18 percent of the U.S. population ages six and up went fishing at least one time in 2020, making it an ideal time for new and returning anglers to explore new fishing gear as the sport’s popularity continues to grow.

“Wrangler was born as an outdoor brand. With the launch of the ATG Wrangler Angler Collection, we are harnessing our unique understanding of the importance of durability and versatility for outdoor apparel, to bring style and comfort to the sportfishing space,” said Tom Waldron, executive vice president, co-COO, Global Brand President – Wrangler. “At Wrangler we are committed to strategic growth that is true to our roots. We are excited to continue to grow our outdoor collection to meet the dynamic needs of outdoor enthusiasts.”

Building off features and attributes of the men’s and women’s ATG by Wrangler line, the dual-gender Wrangler Angler™ Collection couples performance with effortless style to take consumers from the office to the outdoors. Key products available in the ATG Wrangler Angler Collection include:

  • The Men’s LS Sun Performance Sun Shirt, Hike-to-Fish SS Shirt, and LS Angler Shirt and Women’s Hooded Sun Tee and LS Angler Shirt, all of which feature moisture-wicking fabric and UPF protection.
  • The Men’s Angler Short and Angler Utility Short, which feature increased stretch and range of motion.
  • The Women’s SS Angler Dress, which offers lightweight material that provides breathability and comfort, as well as increased ventilation for warm days on the water.

Aligning with the launch of the ATG Wrangler Angler™ Collection, Wrangler has aligned itself as a sponsor of Major League Fishing, the world’s largest tournament fishing organization and premier outdoor entertainment brand. Wrangler will serve as the Official Sponsor of the Major League Fishing Bass Pro Tour.

“We’re thrilled to be working with Wrangler this year and are proud to associate with a brand that’s helping to address some of the biggest issues that anglers face when shopping for typical fishing attire,” said Jim Wilburn, president and CEO of Major League Fishing. “The collaboration was a natural fit for Major League Fishing, as the Wrangler brand feels synonymous with what we and the sport are all about — hard work, an adventurous spirit and courageous individuality.”

Apparel from the ATG Wrangler Angler Collection is available on Wrangler.com and at retailers nationwide, including Amazon. Retail prices range from $28.99- $55.99. To learn more about the ATG Wrangler Angler Collection, visit www.wrangler.com.

Posted: May 24, 2022

Source: Wrangler®, of Kontoor Brands

Ocean State Innovations Announces Appointment Of Peter Raneri As Global Sales Manager

PORTSMOUTH, R.I. — May 23, 2022 — Ocean State Innovations (OSI), a textile provider, announced the appointment of Peter Raneri as global sales manager. Raneri joins OSI with over thirty years of textile experience. Most recently he held the position of vice president, sales & business development at HLC Industries. In his new role for OSI, Raneri will handle domestic and global business opportunities in tactical, industrial and specialty market segments. Raneri has a strong partnership with the INVISTA™ CORDURA® team which will be an asset in growing both the OSI and the CORDURA brands.

“Ocean State Innovations continues to evolve and grow. We made the commitment to textile assets with the purchase of ColorWorks, one of America’s largest dyers and finishers, and the purchase of Cutting Edge TexStyles, a premier bias and straight cutter of textiles. Now we are investing in people. Peter brings a global presence to our sales force, specializing in the CORDURA brand, but also brings a wealth of knowledge and relationships in the textile industry that will help us grow to the next level,” said Bryan Boulis, president of Ocean State Innovations.

Posted: May 24, 2022

Source: Ocean State Innovations (OSI)

Teijin Frontier Develops New Chemical Recycling Technology For Polyester Fibers

TOKYO — May 22, 2022 — Teijin Frontier Co. Ltd., the Teijin Group’s fibers and products converting company, announced today that it has developed a recycling technology using a new depolymerization catalyst to recycle colored polyester fibers without losing the quality of polyester fibers made from petroleum-derived raw materials. The new technology also lowers environmental load compared to conventional recycling.

The technology produces recycled materials equivalent to petroleum-derived polyester raw materials. Using a new depolymerization catalyst for the conventional bis (2-hydroxyethyl) terephthalate (BHET) method, spent polyester is chemically decomposed and purified back into BHET intermediate raw material before being repolymerized into polyester. The production process is simpler than using dimethyl terephthalate (DMT) and ethylene glycol in a transesterification reaction, so recycling is achieved with less energy consumption. Also, the new technology reuses resources such as wastewater, waste liquid and depolymerization catalysts.

Teijin Frontier will launch a pilot facility at its Matsuyama Plant this month and proceed with verification tests. It also will continue developing recycling technologies to improve the quality of recycled polyester raw materials and reduce environmental load. Aiming to realize a sustainable value chain for a circular economy, Teijin Frontier is working to establish a mechanism for sustainable fiber-to-fiber recycling of polyester in cooperation with partner companies and consortiums both in Japan and global.

Compared to material recycling, which melts and molds used products including polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles, DMT-based chemical recycling results in less deterioration of quality due to recycling, but its energy consumption is high. The BHET method is often used when recycling from colorless and transparent PET bottles as new PET bottles, and also its energy consumption is lower compared to the DMT method, but there were difficulties in producing high-quality recycled polyester raw material because foreign substances, such as dyes used for colored polyester fibers, could not be completely removed, resulting in discolored recycled raw material.

Teijin Frontier, guided by its THINK ECO® environmental initiative, is striving to improve its environmental value, including through eco-friendly plant management and the development of greener materials and products for applications ranging from clothing to industrial materials.

Posted: May 24, 2022

Source: The Teijin Group

Unifi, Makers Of REPREVE®, Announces Fifth Annual REPREVE® Champions Of Sustainability Awards

GREENSBORO, N.C. — May 24, 2022 — Unifi Inc., makers of REPREVE®, today announced the recipients of its fifth annual REPREVE Champions of Sustainability awards, which recognize brand, textile and retail partners that have demonstrated a true commitment to supporting a more sustainable world. Key highlights from this year’s list of recipients include the following:

  • Nike and Target both reached a major milestone this year, each having transformed more than 2 billion recycled plastic bottles through the use of REPREVE fiber.
  • Polartec, Walmart and Texhong Textile Group Ltd. have each transformed more than 1 billion bottles.
  • This year’s recipients have helped turn a combined total of nearly 14 billion recycled plastic bottles into more sustainable products.

“We are thrilled to announce the 2022 REPREVE Champions of Sustainability,” said Eddie Ingle, CEO, Unifi. “We applaud the demonstrated commitment to sustainability, which has allowed us to recycle more than 30 billion bottles to date.”

Unifi’s REPREVE Champions of Sustainability awards will be presented to 39 brand and retail partners that have transformed 10 million or more recycled plastic bottles and 53 textile partners that have transformed 50 million or more recycled plastic bottles through the use of REPREVE performance fibers. Unifi is also recognizing the following special category award winners:

Special Recognition Award – Mavi, a Turkey-based international apparel brand with a strong reputation as a leader in the denim market and a focus on sustainability.

Newcomer Award – Jiaxing Xinran Textile Co. Ltd., a China-based company that has incorporated REPREVE in spandex-covered yarns.

Partner in Innovation Award – Lucky Textile Mills Ltd., a China-based textile mill that has created sustainable fabrics that perform in both hot and cold weather using REPREVE TruTemp365®.

“As a leading global denim brand, Mavi demonstrates REPREVE’s global reach,” said Bev Sylvester, vice president of Marketing and Communications at Unifi. “Consumers now expect brands to make products responsibly, which Mavi has capitalized on through their focus on sustainability.  Jiaxing Xinran Textile Co., LTD, is a deserving winner of the Newcomer Award, while we chose Lucky Textile Mills Limited as the recipient of the Partner in Innovation Award for their use of REPREVE TruTemp365 in their performance products.”

A list of many of the award recipients can be found below.

REPREVE Champions of Sustainability: – Brands and Retailers

  • Aeropostale
  • Boardriders
  • Buff
  • Costco
  • Culp Home Fashions
  • Deckers
  • Dockers
  • Gildan
  • Haggar
  • Hanesbrands
  • Haworth
  • H&M
  • Ikea
  • Inditex
  • JCPenney
  • Jordache
  • Klopman
  • Kohl’s
  • Levi’s
  • Lovesac
  • Momentum
  • Nike
  • Patagonia
  • Piping Hot
  • Polartec
  • Old Navy/Gap
  • Target
  • Target Australia
  • The North Face
  • TKO Evolution Apparel Inc Under Armour
  • Volcom
  • Walmart
  • WSI

REPREVE Champions of Sustainability – Textile Partners:

  • Anhui Xintiansi
  • Antex Knitting
  • AYM SYNTEX LIMITED
  • Clarotex
  • Contempora Fabrics Inc
  • Copen United
  • Darlington
  • Duvaltex
  • Elevate Textiles
  • Hamrick Mills
  • Hangzhou Xiaoyuan
  • Hornwood Inc
  • Hungyen Knitting & Dying Co Ltd
  • KUCUKCALIK
  • Inmobiliaria Apopa
  • Intradeco
  • Jiangsu Yueda
  • Jiangyin Chunlan
  • Highlight Textile
  • Jiaxing Kanglong
  • Jiaxing Leejo
  • Kipas
  • Lucky
  • McMichael Mills
  • Milliken & Company
  • Nanjing Nice Gain
  • Nantong Dafuhao
  • Ningbo Huayao
  • Ningbo Shenzhou
  • Pettenati
  • PT Sunrise
  • Saehan
  • Sage Automotive interiors
  • Sapphire SFL Group
  • Shandong Daiyin
  • Shanghai Challenge Textile
  • Shanghai Shuote
  • Shuford Yarns LLC
  • Sichuan Jinhui
  • Sri Rejeki
  • Swisstex Direct LLC
  • Tah Tong Textile
  • Texpasa USA LLC
  • Texhong
  • Textufil S.A.
  • TUNTEX
  • Valdese Weavers
  • Wuxi YGM Textile Co.,LTD
  • Yuanwen
  • ZEKI
  • Zhangjiagang Tongfeng

Posted: May 24, 2022

Source: Unifi Inc.

Dimension-Polyant Introduces Sustainable X-Pac® Fabrics With New cleenTEC® Seal At 2022 Outdoor Retailer Summer Market

PUTNAM, Conn. — May 24, 2022 — As part of its commitment to carbon neutrality, Dimension-Polyant has created a cleenTEC® seal to help identify and guarantee that X-Pac® fabrics have been made with recycled, bio-based, and/or responsibly sourced materials, and by responsible manufacturing processes and production facilities that are 100-percent climate neutral.

Working with internationally-respected ClimatePartner, Dimension-Polyant calculates the total environmental impact of each cleenTEC fabric, and funds initiatives that rid the oceans of plastic and invest in sustainable wind power developments to offset its carbon footprint.

“We wanted to create a seal that would help brands better identify and understand our responsibly-sourced, carbon-neutral fabrics — that we are more than just a supplier of another recycled fabric,” said Kenneth Madsen, president, Dimension-Polyant.

Dimension-Polyant’s portfolio of cleenTEC certified fabrics includes its popular VX21, which is now 100-percent carbon neutral, along with its new RX and X11 fabrics, which it will present at the Outdoor Retailer Summer Market taking place in Denver this June 9-11.

X-Pac RX is a collection of mono-polymer fabrics made with a 100 percent post-consumer recycled polyester face fabric and X-PLY® reinforcement. The recycled polyester fiber is made from discarded PET bottles sourced in the USA. A lighter-weight polyester film backing provides a sleek, technical appearance.

For a more natural aesthetic, Dimension-Polyant recently developed X-Pac X11, which is made with a 100-percent organic cotton duck face fabric, black recycled polyester X-PLY reinforcement and shiny polyester film backing.

Additional updates to the X-Pac collection of fabrics include that its strongest, most durable laminate, UVX40, is now made with bio-based Dyneema® fibers, and that all of its X-PLY fiber reinforcement is now made with domestically sourced, post-consumer recycled polyester.

“Many of our brand partners have expressed how much they appreciate all that goes into responsibly sourcing our raw materials to reduce our carbon footprint and take an industry lead in developing climate-neutral fabrics,” said Taylor North, head of Technical Fabrics, Dimension-Polyant. “The fact our RX line is sourced completely on the east coast of the USA is another aspect our customers understand and appreciate. We are proud to have attained ClimatePartner’s ‘cradle-to-customer plus end-of-life’ certificate for our cleenTEC seal fabrics, which we believe are the first and only climate-neutral laminate made for packs.”

Posted: May 24, 2022

Source: Dimension-Polyant

ITM 2022 Exhibitor Preview: Savio Macchine Tessili
 S.p.A.

PORDENONE, Italy — May 24, 2022 — Savio will be attending ITM ISTANBUL 2022 exhibition, taking place in Istanbul, Turkey, from June 14-18, 2022. It is very important to be back to physical events and meet in person our customers again. Turkey is one of the biggest textile markets for Savio, so attention to Turkish customers is fundamental to support their new projects with the most advanced and automated machines.

Savio will be exhibiting in Istanbul solutions-oriented machinery portfolio: winding, winding for continuous shrinkage, bulking and heat setting and TFO twisting.
To decide which spinning technology is best suited to your needs, Savio offers numerous solutions to support the quality of the final yarn product. To quote a few solutions for Turkish market:

  • SAVIO SOLUTIONS FOR DENIM YARN PROCESSING: Savio automatic winders can easily process special yarns, such as the current very demanded product like the dual core spun yarns. The Savio winding unit is equipped with clearing, splicing and tension control devices for ensuring perfect splices and perfect package shape.
  • SAVIO SOLUTIONS FOR ACRYLIC YARN PROCESSING: Many years of experience and a close collaboration with customers have allowed Savio to offer several solutions for production of acrylic yarns. The effect of the Volufil machine process gives acrylic fibers dimensional stability, higher volume, wrinkle resistance or temperature resistance, which acquires a regular geometrical structure with excellent volume. 
“Multicone” technology and Sirius twisting machines are also addressed to our customers 
producing acrylic packages for dyeing, knitting and home furnishing.
  • SAVIO SOLUTIONS FOR PACKAGES FOR DYEING PROCESS: The yarn package weight and density are two important parameters which are to be standardized for uniform and trouble- free dyeing. The soft package winding is the most important pre-dyeing operation, which directly affects not only the dyeing quality but also post dyeing operations. Savio winding machines for all kind of short staple yarns, are suitable for dye package winding, warping 
preparation and rewinding with or without waxing devices.
  • SAVIO SOLUTIONS FOR CELLULOSIC and TENCELTM FIBER YARNS PROCESSING: According to the complexity in the production process of TENCELTM fiber, Savio pays great attention to yarn control during the winding process.
  • SAVIO SOLUTIONS FOR SUPER FINE YARN PROCESSING: Savio Multicone technology and 
Sirius twisting machines are especially addressed to our customers producing packages for dyeing and very fine counts, from Nm 200 and above.

Look forward to meet you at Hall 3 Booth 311A!

Posted: May 24, 2022

Source: Savio Macchine Tessili, S.p.A.

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