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Innovative Dyeing Technologies from Tecnorama
Published at 08/04/2022

This laboratory machine is the only one with 5 independent dyeing units with a maximum loading capacity of 50g. Rotodyrama is the evolution of the Shakerama model and both use the same dyeing concept that is the movement of the dye-bath and, simultaneously,…

New seam welding tech boosts apparel durability
Published at 31/03/2022

Textile innovator Stealth has launched a ‘first-to-market’ apparel seaming technology which eliminates stitching in lightweight fabrics.   The patented solution uses a combination of sonic and high-frequency welding to bind synthetic fabrics, creating…

Dyeing textiles black in sustainable process
Published at 17/02/2022

Textile dyes still contain harmful chemicals for which no efficient, sustainable alternative has yet been found. Black pigments from waste materials could form part of the solution.[...]

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