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Dyeing

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Albini next, the Albini Group innovation hub, is searching for what does not exist yet. © Albini Group

 
20/09/2022 – Dyeing

Dyeing

Collaboration towards more sustainable practices

Albini next and Vienna Textile Lab collaborate to explore the possibility of employing microbial colours for dyeing applications on cotton and other natural ... By  Sibylle Michel
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Colorbox reduces the environmental impact of the garment dyeing process, reducing resource use and pollution load of wastewater. © Jeanologia

 
28/06/2022 – Dyeing

Dyeing

Sustainable alternative for garment dyeing

Jeanologia introduces Colorbox, a revolutionary technology for garment dyeing transforming the traditional way that garments are dyed in an efficient ... By  Editorial staff
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Eton’s automated technology has had a great impact on the productivity of thousands of garment production lines. © Eton

 
21/06/2022 – Techtextil / Texprocess: Members of TMAS

Techtextil / Texprocess: Members of TMAS

TMAS technologies showcased in Frankfurt

At Texprocess, Techtextil and Heimtextil members of the Swedish Textile Machinery Association showcase a range of solutions aligning with the growing trend ... By  Editorial staff
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TVU develops processes for dyeing high-performance fibers. © TVU

 
10/06/2022 – Techtextil: TVU

Techtextil: TVU

Yarn trading and yarn finishing

TVU Garnvertrieb GmbH trades approximately 10,000 tons of yarn (raw white and dyed) each year and has a comprehensive global supply and distribution network. By  Sibylle Michel
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Anne-Marie Sust was nominated for the “Green Concept Award” for her interdisciplinary master’s thesis. © FH Bielefeld

 
30/03/2022 – Textile printing

Textile printing

Screen printing with microalgae

In an interdisciplinary master thesis at Bielefeld UAS, Anne-Marie Sust has developed innovative dye paste based on microalgae to print on textiles. By  Sibylle Michel
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We aRe SpinDye introduced in 2016 a unique and extremely resource-efficient dyeing process. By using the company's technology when dyeing textiles, water consumption is reduced by 75 percent and chemical consumption by as much as 90 percent compared with traditional water dyeing of fabric. © H&M

 
13/05/2021 – Focus on color and dyeing in new collaboration

Focus on color and dyeing in new collaboration

We aRe SpinDye: New collaboration

We aRe SpinDye hopes that more and more brands in the industry will pay attention to resource-efficient dyeing processes. By  Editorial staff