Dyeing
Textile & Fabric Dyeing Services India
Dyeing involves the application of dyes or pigments on textile materials such as fabrics with the goal of achieving colour with desired colour fastness. We at PI COTTEX having team of expert and experienced staff equipped with an excellent facility for dyeing various types of knitted fabrics, we succeed in providing a vibrant touch with the help of infinite shades of colours.
Capable of delivering orders of varied quantities, our latest and sophisticated machineries can readily produce a capacity of 20kg to a maximum of 1200kg. in addition to this, the unit is well equipped with latest computerized machines; facilitating computerized colour prediction, fast execution and quality control for immediate shade matching and stability.
Dyeing is the process of adding colour to textiles such as fibres, yarns and fabrics. It is an old art that has been practiced by mankind for thousands of years. The dyeing process is based on absorption and diffusion. Absorption refers to the transfer of dyes from an aqueous solution to the fabric surface, whereas diffusion refers to the dyes being disseminated into the fibres. Of course, temperature and other governing factors have an important influence. The dyeing can be done by hand or by machine. Furthermore, different dyes are utilised for different types of fabric.
At PI Cottex, we offer the best fabric dyeing services in India. We do things a little differently than typical dyers. Now, don’t take this to mean that we don’t follow traditional technical dyeing techniques; we do, but we offer a wide range of fabric dyeing services on knit and woven textiles.
PI Cottex fabric manufacturing brand in India have sophisticated machinery for dyeing various types of knitted fabrics, and finished-ready fabrics. Our highly skilled & qualified dye team has worked in a wide range of dye houses, including textile laboratories, providing lab dip services as well as production dyeing. Bringing this team together with our extensive range of dyeing machinery which allows us to process significantly more fabrics than a typical dye house.
