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CHTC Fong's ITMA stall shows sustainable solutions
18 Dec '15
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CHTC Fong's Industries Company Ltd exhibited latest technologies at the recently concluded ITMA 2015, through its very subsidiaries like Fong's, Then, Goller, and Xorella and presented one-stop sustainable solutions.
Among the machines on display was the 'Jumbo Tec 3 2T', a high temperature dyeing machine with a focus on lower costs, higher quality and more eco-friendly.
“The 'Jumbo Tec 3 2T' is suitable for different dyeing processes with various types of natural, man-made fibres and its blends, aiming to provide complete solutions in terms of efficiency, energy saving and environmental friendliness,” it said in a press release.
Fong's also launched its Superwin high temperature single flow package dyeing machine, to replace the conventional dyeing machine that consumes a lot more water for dyeing in production.
Equipped with a new pump and an efficient motor, the dyeing effectiveness is greatly enhanced and is suitable for various material types such as package, warp beam and loose fibres, etc.
During a single inside-out flow process, dry liquor discharged from the pump enters the carries and passes through the spindles and so a smaller water level at the kier bottom is required to maintain the steady pump operation.
“There is no need to have all packages fully immersed with liquor and moreover, the revolutionary wave dyeing technology executes a specific period of change in pump frequency,” the press release added.
This means moving the packages like waves such that the packages can be treated under different pressure to perfectly utilise the advantage of dual flow concept.
For this reason a lower liquor ratio close to 1:3 is achieved and in order to reduce the production costs, the dehydration of the goods under pressure is achieved by injecting compressed air into the vessel to squeeze residual water.
The Group also presented at ITMA, an innovative dyeing machine, based on water technology that can accomplish to handle a whole range of fabrics; from sensitive products up to heavy weights called 'Then Supratec LTM'.
The 'Then Supratec LTM' is a hydraulic long tube dyeing machine with a variable liquor ratio from short in the semi dry mode up to long in the wet mode.
Another was the 'Then-Airflow Synergy 8', which is an aerodynamic high temperature piece dyeing machine and is the best example of how to make good things even better.
According to CHTC, it is well known that the liquor ratio achieved with the Then-Airflow principle up to date has not been beaten and the same counts for the versatility.
With the latest development the energy consumption is further reduced, since every tube now has an individual frequency controlled blower with less installed power.
Among the machines on display was the 'Jumbo Tec 3 2T', a high temperature dyeing machine with a focus on lower costs, higher quality and more eco-friendly.
“The 'Jumbo Tec 3 2T' is suitable for different dyeing processes with various types of natural, man-made fibres and its blends, aiming to provide complete solutions in terms of efficiency, energy saving and environmental friendliness,” it said in a press release.
Fong's also launched its Superwin high temperature single flow package dyeing machine, to replace the conventional dyeing machine that consumes a lot more water for dyeing in production.
Equipped with a new pump and an efficient motor, the dyeing effectiveness is greatly enhanced and is suitable for various material types such as package, warp beam and loose fibres, etc.
During a single inside-out flow process, dry liquor discharged from the pump enters the carries and passes through the spindles and so a smaller water level at the kier bottom is required to maintain the steady pump operation.
“There is no need to have all packages fully immersed with liquor and moreover, the revolutionary wave dyeing technology executes a specific period of change in pump frequency,” the press release added.
This means moving the packages like waves such that the packages can be treated under different pressure to perfectly utilise the advantage of dual flow concept.
For this reason a lower liquor ratio close to 1:3 is achieved and in order to reduce the production costs, the dehydration of the goods under pressure is achieved by injecting compressed air into the vessel to squeeze residual water.
The Group also presented at ITMA, an innovative dyeing machine, based on water technology that can accomplish to handle a whole range of fabrics; from sensitive products up to heavy weights called 'Then Supratec LTM'.
The 'Then Supratec LTM' is a hydraulic long tube dyeing machine with a variable liquor ratio from short in the semi dry mode up to long in the wet mode.
Another was the 'Then-Airflow Synergy 8', which is an aerodynamic high temperature piece dyeing machine and is the best example of how to make good things even better.
According to CHTC, it is well known that the liquor ratio achieved with the Then-Airflow principle up to date has not been beaten and the same counts for the versatility.
With the latest development the energy consumption is further reduced, since every tube now has an individual frequency controlled blower with less installed power.
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