WHAT IS PRE-TREATEMENT ?

Preparation of the dying; these are the operations to make the goods look smooth and remove the some other subtances which are not necessary.

Pre-treatement apllied to cellulose based products

  • Burning
  • Sizing Removel
  • Basic Process (Hydrofilization)
  • Blenching The Cotton Goods
  • Merserization
  • Pre-treatement apllied to prtoein based products

  • Washing Wool
  • Carbonation Wool Products
  • Blenching The Wool Products
  • Fulling
  • Pre-treatement apllied to silked based products

  • Boiling Bucket
  • Remove The Series
  • Blenching The Silk Fiber
  • Pre-treatement apllied to syntetic based products

  • Washing
  • Thermofixage
  • Blenching
  • COLORING YARN AND FABRIC

    In textile , coloring of yarn and fabric is done by dyeing and printing. It is called dyestuff which is used to coloring the textile products. While a normal painting or wall paint is removed by scraping or wiping (physical means), the removal of dyes from textile products is completely done by chemical reactions.

    Dyeing of the textile products can be several different types. These;

    Dyeing in the solution or melt before the synthetic fiber passing through the spinnnered

    Fiber Dyeing

    Dyeing as a tops or tows

    Dyeing after spinning fiber yarn

    Fabric dyeing after weaving fabric from yarn

    Dyeing in garment form (piece)

  • Puller
  • Dyeing in fiber drawing mel
  • Fabric printing types as following;

    Direct Print

    Discharge Print

  • White Discharge
  • Color Discharge
  • Rezerve Print

  • White Rezerve
  • Color rezerve

  • Transfer Print

    INK-JET Print

    Special Prints

  • Flok Print
  • Embossed Print
  • Batik Print
  • Crepe Print
  • Devore Print
  • WHILE DYEING

    Absorbing the solved or dispersed dyestuff molecules to the fiber surface

    Diffusion of dyestuff into the fiber

    Interaction of dyestuff and product is called fixation

    Heat, time, salt amount, ph values are very important to coloring the product.

    WHILE PRINTING

    2 techniques are used to obtain one or more colored patterns on fabrics;

  • 1. Weaving and knitting techniuqe
  • 2. Printing techniuqe
  • These steps following on printing techniuqe;

    Peneteration of dissolved dyestuff into the fiber

    Permanent attachment of dyestuff to fibers

    Fixing the dyestuff to the fibers

    WHAT IS FINISH?

    In textile; the mechanical and the chemical processes after the pre threatment and coloring are called ‘post threatment’ and ‘finishing’. In this process, fabric’s touch, appearance etc. İs changed and improved. Chemical finishing processes vary according to fiber types.

    Chemical processes applied to cellulose based product

  • Anti-smooth finish
  • Transparency finishing
  • Anticeptic finishing
  • Chemical processes applied to protein based product

  • Non-felt finishing
  • Mothproof finishing
  • Chemical processes applied to synthetic based product

  • Antistatic finishing
  • Anti pilling finishing