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The textile manufacturing industry encompasses many and diverse processes that rely heavily on the use of water, energy, chemicals, and other resources. Wet spinning, sizing, desizing, scouring, bleaching, mercerization, dyeing and printing are just a few. Monitoring and controlling the pH, TDS/Conductivity/Salt Concentration, ORP (REDOX), and Temperature of the aqueous solutions used in these processes conserves costly resources, controls quality, and reduces the amount of pollution that must be treated before ...
ByMyron L Company based in Carlsbad, CALIFORNIA (USA)
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Industrial incineration solutions for the textile manufacturing ...
ByDutch Incinerators BV (DI) based in Terneuzen, NETHERLANDS
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Remove oil mists and blue haze from tenter frame ...
ByBionomic Industries Inc based in Mahwah, NEW JERSEY (USA)
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The Textile industry is a water intensive industry. Rising water costs due to increasing water scarcity and more stringent environmental regulations have lead to textile companies globally to seek advanced, innovative and efficient textile wastewater treatment solutions to assist them to reduce their water footprint, decrease operational cost and maintain regulatory compliance. Therefore, sustainable water quality management and conservation through water reuse strategies are increasingly becoming critical to the ...
ByGenesis Water Technologies, Inc. based in Maitland, FLORIDA (USA)
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Energy savings solutions in the Textile industry. In almost all stages of the manufacturing process, compressed air is required in textile factories to create those beautiful and colourful fabrics. Especially in the cotton textile industry with air-jet looms, as well as in the polyester yarn industry, large volumes of air are required. The compressed air consumption in the textile industry is increasing due to modernisation of the production process. It is used in almost all machines for both operations as ...
ByVPInstruments based in Delft, NETHERLANDS
To separate solids from liquids, nonwoven or woven fabrics out of animal or vegetable fibers are used, and synthetic fibers are now in use since several decades. In cross-flow filtration the filtrate is recuperated transversely to flow direction through a porous wall layer. In classic filtration, a filter cake is built up on filter surface and this cake reduce the flow of filtrate which will depend of the cake permeability. Often it needs such a cake structure build-up in order to obtain a clear filtrate. The ...
ByBucher Unipektin AG based in Niederweningen, SWITZERLAND
Derypol, with more than 50 years of experience manufacturing resins and polymers, has the technology and experience necessary to develop products with applications in very diverse markets, such as textiles, tanning, construction, ...
ByDerypol, S.A. based in Barcelona, SPAIN
SSI manufactures a variety of low-speed, high-torque 1, 2 and 4-shaft shredders specially suited for size reduction of plastics and textiles. SSI has many shredders installed in plastic processing applications ahead of granulators to downsize bulky, difficult to manage or compressible materials before additional processing and recycling. We also have many shredders employed converting plastic materials into usable fuel sources for ...
BySSI Shredding Systems, Inc. based in Wilsonville, OREGON (USA)
Concentrating of fixer, developer and bleaching baths. Concentrating of pressure roller and frame washing water. Concentrating and recovery of colour and printing pigments from washing water. Concentrating and recovery of organic contaminants from polluted waste water. Concentrating of adhesives or glue from washing ...
BySCHELL GmbH & Co.KG. based in Telfs, AUSTRIA
Fabrics fall into two broad categories wovens and nonwovens. A woven is a cloth formed by weaving. Wovens only stretch in the bias directions unless the threads are elastic. Nonwoven fabrics are broadly defined as sheet or web structures bonded together by entangling fiber or filaments created by mechanical, thermal, or chemical ...
ByApplied Rigaku Technologies based in Cedar Park, TEXAS (USA)
Our roots are in the textile industry and we offer a variety of defoamer chemistries for dyeing, fire retarding, and more. ESP has over 175 years of combined experience in the manufacture of foam control products for textile and carpet manufacturers. Our team of technologists, engineers, chemists, and formulators create solutions for an array of applications and can customize a solution to meet your specific needs. Our chemical additives are suitable for reducing foam at all stages of textile processing, whether ...
ByEnterprise Specialty Products, Inc. (ESP) based in Laurens, SOUTH CAROLINA (USA)
Companies that use solvent based inks, dies, or coatings in the textile manufacturing process – commonly incorporate from filtration systems in the control ...
ByCatalytic Products International (CPI) based in Lake Zurich, ILLINOIS (USA)
3mesh spacer fabric guarantees perfect air distribution – even under pressure. In addition the perfect adjustment to every contour increases the comfort. Therefore 3mesh is used everywhere, where perfect comfort or soft touch is requested: in climatic and ventilated seats, seat covers, head liners, instrument and door panels as well as in composite constructions and invisible airbag ...
ByMüller Textil GmbH based in Wiehl Drabenderhöhe, GERMANY
Textile industries are water-intensive and large amounts of water are used in textile manufacturing processes. Almost all dyes and chemicals are applied to textiles in water baths. Preparation steps such as desizing, washing, bleaching and mercerizing generally use aqueous systems. The importance of water in textiles is noted by the textile industries in India and China, their use of local water supply, and the mixing of untreated wastewater, which is composed of fats, oils, colors and other chemicals added in a ...
ByZetaş Kimya based in Ostim OSB/Yenimahalle, TURKEY
Developing a sustainable approach to the disposal of textile and dyeing wastewater is a fundamental industry challenge. Textile effluents contain various chemicals used in the production process and material pollutants, such as fibre, protein and other soluble organic pollutants. Higher costs are associated with the decomposition of any dye remaining in the effluent, due to the large size of dye molecules and their low biodegradability. ...
ByWoxford Environmental Technologies (UK) Ltd. based in Headington, UNITED KINGDOM
PROCESS INFORMATION: In a plant making Terephthalic Acid (a constituent for the production of Polyester fibres) the silos or hoppers which are filled by mechanical or pneumatic conveying of the material. Raw material (C.T.A.) feed silos in the preparation section empty into the mixing process, and finished product (P.T.A.) silos are discharged to bagging stations. The filling and emptying of these silos generated vent gas which has to be treated before going to ...
ByBegg Cousland Envirotec Limited based in Glasgow, UNITED KINGDOM
Venturi steam traps solutions for textile ...
ByDelta Steam Systems (DSS) based in Cape Town, SOUTH AFRICA
Our advanced filtration solutions help maintain the purity of water used in textile manufacturing, thereby minimising defects in the fabric and ensuring dye quality remains consistent. ...
ByAP Water based in Campbellfield, AUSTRALIA
Autoclave is used in the fixation process in the textile industry. The fixation process is carried out to increase the quality of the yarn raw material used in the textile industry with the effect of steam pressure and temperature. By removing the deformation effects in the yarn raw material, quality problems in the ongoing stages are eliminated. After the autoclave process, the yarn raw material becomes smooth and tough and ensures high quality products in the next ...
ByReCap based in Odunpazarı, TURKEY
Textile industries consume different kinds of manmade dyes or other chemicals and release huge extents of highly polluted water into the environment. The main pollution in textile wastewater come from dyeing and finishing processes. These processes require the input of a wide range of chemicals and dyestuffs, which generally are organic compounds of complex structure. Water is used as the principal medium to apply dyes and various chemicals to textiles. Since many of them are not contained in the final product, ...
ByYASA ET based in Shanghai, CHINA