The purpose of thestudy is to minimize the energy load of Cold pigment dyeing (CPD) process by
minimizing the process steps. As a representative effort in this direction, the
current paper describes the effect of curing treatment on Cold pigment dyed
garments considering different properties .Samples pretreatment were done in
the same bath and same method followed for both samples. In case of dyeing, two
different methods i.e. existing (Pad-dry-cure) and experimental (pad-dry) were
used to develop the samples. Prepared samples were evaluated in terms of CMCΔE value,
color fastness properties, drape co-efficient, GSM, fabric strength and surface
morphology respectively. Results of the study evinced that experimental process
is better than existing process by considering process time and energy savings.
Color fastness value of the experimental sample offer comparatively better
values than the existing process while other results are within range.
Experimental process can reduced up to 6% processing time along with 2.35 Kw
power savings for each batch. The experimental (pad-dry) process of CPD will
provide a strong economical benchmark for the garments dyeing industry to adopt
this sustainable process.
In the fast fashion world when time to
market is paramount, the concept of garment dyeing post make up is increasingly
adopted by manufacturers. Garment dyeing can be defined as the “application of
color to fully fashioned apparel articles, may be in the form of garments cut
and sewn either prepared or unprepared knitted fabrics and then dyed, garments
and / or components knitted from either prepared or unprepared yarn and then
dyed, The benefits of processing good through garment dyeing procedure revolve
around quick response with minimize lead time and improved inventory control.
It is also increased the challenges of achieving the unique ,fashionable &
value added products, while remaining comparative in price similar to reduction
in operating margins, the dyeing process should be more economical while producing
high value product. Pigments are kinds of insoluble colorants used for fibers,
yarns and garments very commonly, which can retain stable chemical structure
throughout the coloration process in its dispersed solution. Water-based
pigment systems, are eco-friendly pathways. Pigments are dispersed into water
with the assist of auxiliaries, such as dispersants, emulsifiers, anti-setting
agents, etc. Water-based pigment has been widely applied in coloration for
textiles, paints, architecture, and wood and so on. The Cold pigment dyeing is
one kind of garments dyeing process which give an uneven look at low
temperature. This process is also referred to as wave dyeing, top dyeing, oil
wash and random dyeing. It is a simple and eco-friendly pigment dyeing process
obtained by the usage of a binder, fixer along with pigments (any color).
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