Ango and Somelos, two leading companies in the textile industry, have teamed up to develop innovative dyeing and finishing processes that not only save water, but also increase the overall efficiency of production. Known as the dry dyeing/cow finishing process, this pioneering technology has the potential to revolutionize the textile industry by significantly reducing water usage and enhancing sustainability.
Traditionally, textile dyeing and finishing processes require large amounts of water, which not only consumes natural resources but also causes pollution. However, with the new dry dye/Ox finishing process introduced by Ango and Somelos, water consumption has been significantly reduced – an impressive 97%.
The key to this remarkable water saving lies in the preparation of the dye and oxidation baths. Unlike traditional methods, which rely heavily on water, the new process uses only water in these critical steps. In doing so, Ango and Somelos have successfully eliminated the need for excessive water consumption, making their technology both environmentally friendly and economically viable.
Moreover, the water saving of the process is not its only advantage. Archroma Diresul RDT liquid pre-reduced sulfur dyes are used in the dyeing process to ensure easy rinsing and immediate fixation without pre-washing. This innovative feature reduces processing time, enables cleaner production and improves wash durability while maintaining desired color strength.
Shorter processing times are a significant benefit, as they not only increase the overall efficiency of the production process, but also allow for faster turnaround times. By reducing the time required for dyeing and finishing, Ango and Somelos enable textile manufacturers to meet growing demand while minimizing resource consumption.
Additionally, cleaner production through the dry dye/Oxford finishing process contributes to a healthier environment. By eliminating the need for pre-washing, the release of harmful chemicals into waterways is significantly reduced. This means improved water quality and reduced environmental impact, which is in line with Ango’s and Somelos’ sustainability goals.
The higher wash resistance achieved through this new process is another noteworthy feature. Direct color fixation without pre-washing not only saves water and time, but also ensures that colors remain vibrant and long-lasting even after multiple washes. This feature is popular with consumers as it ensures their garments retain their original color and quality over time.
Ango and Somelos are committed to promoting sustainable development and developing innovative solutions that benefit industry and the environment. Their collaboration on the dry dyeing/cow finishing process is a testament to their commitment to creating a more sustainable textile industry. By setting new standards in environmentally friendly production techniques, they pave the way for other companies to follow suit and contribute to a more sustainable future.
In conclusion, Ango and Somelos have successfully developed a new dyeing and finishing process that not only saves a lot of water but also increases the overall efficiency of textile production. Their dry dyeing/Ox finishing process uses only water for the dyeing and oxidizing baths, reducing processing time, improving wash durability, and ensuring cleaner production. Working together, Ango and Somelos set an example for sustainable and innovative practices in the textile industry.
Post time: Sep-06-2023