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KARL MAYER STOLL: CREATE PLUS for production of Knitted traditional clothing (c) Astrifa
03.01.2024

KARL MAYER STOLL: CREATE PLUS for production of Knitted traditional clothing

  • Astrifa GmbH relies on CREATE PLUS for the production of its knitted traditional clothing

Astrifa GmbH was founded in 1948 in Lower Bavaria, moved to its current location in 1953 and began specializing in traditional costume clothing in 1978. The company has around 70 employees and produces around 700 items for men, women and children every week. The finest merino wool from England is processed and the machinery consists exclusively of STOLL machines, in total 17 flat knitting machines, including the latest representatives of the ADF and CMS series. Astrifa also relies on pioneering solutions when it comes to programming the machines: CREATE PLUS is used alongside other patterning systems.

  • Astrifa GmbH relies on CREATE PLUS for the production of its knitted traditional clothing

Astrifa GmbH was founded in 1948 in Lower Bavaria, moved to its current location in 1953 and began specializing in traditional costume clothing in 1978. The company has around 70 employees and produces around 700 items for men, women and children every week. The finest merino wool from England is processed and the machinery consists exclusively of STOLL machines, in total 17 flat knitting machines, including the latest representatives of the ADF and CMS series. Astrifa also relies on pioneering solutions when it comes to programming the machines: CREATE PLUS is used alongside other patterning systems.

The CREATE PLUS software combines a full-featured, advanced programming system with an easy-to-learn user interface, revolutionizing the programming of STOLL flat knitting machines. This has also aroused great interest at ITMA 2023. New versions are released every four months; in addition to many detailed improvements, the current release contains a greatly expanded system for multi-part knitting compared to the previous software and an extensive option for creating reports and statistics.

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KARL MAYER Verwaltungsgesellschaft mbH

(c) Italdesign
Durch direkten 3D-Druck auf Materialien wie Wildleder kann man bei Anwendungen für Fahrzeuginnenräume besser unterschiedliche Farben und Texturen ausprobieren
18.05.2023

Stratasys zeigt 3D-Drucktechnologie auf ITMA 2023

Auf der ITMA in Mailand (Italien) zeigt Stratasys vom 8.-14. Juni erstmals seine moderne 3D-Drucktechnologie 3DFashion™ für direkten Textildruck. Die Lösung kombiniert fortschrittliche Materialien mit dem 3D-Drucker J850 TechStyle™. Textil- und Bekleidungshersteller können hierdurch neue Möglichkeiten ausloten und vollfarbige, durchscheinende, starre und flexible Materialien direkt an Textilien und Kleidungsstücken befestigen.

Die Technologie dient dazu, verschiedene neue Modeanwendungen zu erschließen und profitables Wachstum voranzutreiben. Textilhersteller, die im Auftrag von Luxusmodedesignern und Marken aus Sektoren wie der Automobilbranche und dem gehobenen Modesektor arbeiten, können ihr Serviceangebot differenzieren.

Die 3D-Druckmaterialien umfassen inzwischen auch die Kunstharze VeroEco™ Flex von Stratasys, die den strengen RSL-Industriestandards entsprechen.

Auf der ITMA in Mailand (Italien) zeigt Stratasys vom 8.-14. Juni erstmals seine moderne 3D-Drucktechnologie 3DFashion™ für direkten Textildruck. Die Lösung kombiniert fortschrittliche Materialien mit dem 3D-Drucker J850 TechStyle™. Textil- und Bekleidungshersteller können hierdurch neue Möglichkeiten ausloten und vollfarbige, durchscheinende, starre und flexible Materialien direkt an Textilien und Kleidungsstücken befestigen.

Die Technologie dient dazu, verschiedene neue Modeanwendungen zu erschließen und profitables Wachstum voranzutreiben. Textilhersteller, die im Auftrag von Luxusmodedesignern und Marken aus Sektoren wie der Automobilbranche und dem gehobenen Modesektor arbeiten, können ihr Serviceangebot differenzieren.

Die 3D-Druckmaterialien umfassen inzwischen auch die Kunstharze VeroEco™ Flex von Stratasys, die den strengen RSL-Industriestandards entsprechen.

Stratasys bietet auch eine Vorschau auf zwei Technologien, die sich zurzeit in der Entwicklungsphase befinden. Das konzeptionelle Instrument des Unternehmens für den direkten Druck auf Kleidungsstücke wurde entwickelt, um vorhandene Kleidungsstücke kreativer zu gestalten und langlebiger zu machen. Mit dieser zusätzlichen 3D-Druckfunktion der J850 TechStyle kann man ein bestimmtes Design direkt auf vorhandene Kleidungsstücke drucken, die an einem speziellen Instrument befestigt sind. Hierzu zählen etwa Hosen, Hemden und Jacken, denen man so ein „zweites Leben“ ermöglichen oder einen neuen, individuellen Stil verleihen kann.

Stratasys ermöglicht zudem einen ersten Blick auf ein Softwareinstrument für die Umwandlung von 2D in 3D. Nutzer des Druckers J850 TechStyle können damit mühelos Länge, Farben und Texturen von 2D-Bildern anpassen und in 3D-gedruckte Elemente umwandeln. Besucher können ein 2D-Logo einreichen, das Stratasys während der Messe in ein 3D-druckbares Bild auf Textilmustern umwandelt.

Zudem wird Ofer Libo, Senior Product Manager von Stratasys, auf der ITMA im Rahmen des offiziellen Informationsprogramms der Veranstaltung eine Präsentation halten. Sie trägt den Titel „Innovative Herstellung von Textilien und Kleidungsstücken mit der 3D-Drucktechnologie für direkten Textildruck von Stratasys”.

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Stratasys ITMA ITMA 2023 3D-Druck
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Stratasys

(c) Sappi Europe
18.05.2023

Sappi at ITMA 2023

As a global provider of sustainable woodfibre products, Sappi will be showcasing its solutions for the garment industry under the theme “Fashion meets Forest” at ITMA 2023 – with sublimation papers and its dissolving wood pulp, used for the production of garment fibres under the “Verve” brand name.

How can the woodfibre industry support a more sustainable garments market? Sappi is eager to answer this question at the ITMA and has created a “knowledge trail” for visitors to explore under the motto “Fashion meets Forest”. Visitors to the stand can follow the journey from wood via cellulose and fibre to the finished yarn and the printed garment.

Sublimation papers: Expanded production capacity in Carmignano
Sappi’s Transjet sublimation papers stand for fast, uniform ink transfer and minimal ink consumption. As a premium supplier, Sappi is constantly striving to meet its customers’ needs. So, at this year’s ITMA, various sublimation papers with optimised qualitative properties will be on show.

As a global provider of sustainable woodfibre products, Sappi will be showcasing its solutions for the garment industry under the theme “Fashion meets Forest” at ITMA 2023 – with sublimation papers and its dissolving wood pulp, used for the production of garment fibres under the “Verve” brand name.

How can the woodfibre industry support a more sustainable garments market? Sappi is eager to answer this question at the ITMA and has created a “knowledge trail” for visitors to explore under the motto “Fashion meets Forest”. Visitors to the stand can follow the journey from wood via cellulose and fibre to the finished yarn and the printed garment.

Sublimation papers: Expanded production capacity in Carmignano
Sappi’s Transjet sublimation papers stand for fast, uniform ink transfer and minimal ink consumption. As a premium supplier, Sappi is constantly striving to meet its customers’ needs. So, at this year’s ITMA, various sublimation papers with optimised qualitative properties will be on show.

Sappi maintains the high quality of its coated Transjet and uncoated Basejet sublimation papers by regularly investing in new, state-of-the-art technologies. At the end of April, a new warehouse has been inaugurated at the Carmignano mill in Italy. In the next month’s, Sappi will further invest in two new converting machines with a width of 1.9 meters and 3.2 meters as well as in a fully automated packaging line. All the investments will support the company’s vision of having a complete in-house solution for the sublimation industry, have a positive impact on CO2 emission, satisfy the increased demand of their customers as well as further improve lead times.
 
“Verve” dissolving wood pulp for high-quality textiles
Sappi will also be showcasing its dissolving pulp (DP) brand “Verve”. DP provides the feedstock raw material toward producing rayon fibres such as Lyocell and viscose and further into yarns and fabrics. Textiles produced from wood based cellulosic fibres are noted for their breathability, colour fastness, softness, drape, absorbency and biodegradability. In addition to the garment industry, dissolving pulp is also used in various household and pharmaceutical products.

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Sappi Europe

Frankfurt Fashion Week: hosting the future of fashion © Lottermann and Fuentes
Anita Tillmann and Detlef Braun
02.12.2020

Frankfurt Fashion Week: hosting the future of fashion

  • Looking to the future – Frankfurt Fashion Week is positioning itself with a consistently sustainable agenda and propelling the transformation of a modern, resource-efficient fashion industry.

The Conscious Fashion Campaign (CFC), working in collaboration with the United Nations Office for Partnerships (UNOP), will be the presenting partner and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) will be a prerequisite for all exhibitors by 2023. And the Frankfurt Fashion SDG Summit by CFC is set to become the leading international conference for sustainability in the fashion world. The future of fashion has begun – and its key players will be coming together in Frankfurt am Main from 5-9 July 2021.
 

  • Looking to the future – Frankfurt Fashion Week is positioning itself with a consistently sustainable agenda and propelling the transformation of a modern, resource-efficient fashion industry.

The Conscious Fashion Campaign (CFC), working in collaboration with the United Nations Office for Partnerships (UNOP), will be the presenting partner and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) will be a prerequisite for all exhibitors by 2023. And the Frankfurt Fashion SDG Summit by CFC is set to become the leading international conference for sustainability in the fashion world. The future of fashion has begun – and its key players will be coming together in Frankfurt am Main from 5-9 July 2021.
 
Frankfurt am Main, 2 December 2020. Joining forces to improve the fashion industry: Frankfurt Fashion Week is positioning itself as the host of the future of fashion and actively driving forward the transformation towards a future-oriented, more sustainable fashion and textile industry. All decision-makers looking to instigate this change will be coming together in Frankfurt am Main from 5-9 July 2021. The initiators of Frankfurt Fashion Week – Messe Frankfurt and the Premium Group – have achieved a real coup: Conscious Fashion Campaign, working in collaboration with the United Nations Office for Partnerships, will be the presenting partner. Messe Frankfurt will build on its collaboration with the United Nations Office for Partnerships and establish Frankfurt Fashion week as the platform on which to advance the Sustainable Development Goals and help guide the fashion industry into the 'Decade of Action'.
 
“Frankfurt will play host to the whole world. We are seeing a very positive response indeed,” confirmed Peter Feldmann, Senior Mayor of the City of Frankfurt am Main, at today’s digital press conference, before going on to say: “The fact that the initiators are able to rethink the concept of a Fashion Week in such a way is extremely impressive and proves that the fashion industry is correctly interpreting the signs of the present and future. The time has come for value creation and values to be reconciled. Consistent alignment with the Sustainable Development Goals is an important step in this direction.”
 
“Frankfurt Fashion Week aims to play a crucial role in finding solutions for macrosocial challenges and supporting the goals of international politics such as the European Green Deal. The fashion and textile industries are also expected to be climate-neutral by 2050. If we want to achieve this, we all need to pull together. Frankfurt Fashion Week is inviting all initiators and supporters of sustainable concepts and congresses or shows dedicated to sustainability to meet in Frankfurt, partake in discussions and make tangible decisions for the greater good. We will connect the most relevant players and pave the way for a future-proof fashion and textile industry,” says Detlef Braun, CEO of Messe Frankfurt.
 
“Given its global reach, the fashion industry is uniquely positioned to collaborate and engage on the Sustainable Development Goals, in particular on climate action and responsible production and consumption,” said Annemarie Hou, Acting Executive Director of the United Nations Office for Partnerships. “Frankfurt Fashion Week and the Summit will serve as an important platform for education and engagement of the fashion and textile industry in the Decade of Action,” emphasised Ms Hou.
 
The aim of Frankfurt Fashion Week is for all exhibitors, participants and partners to align with the Sustainable Development Goals by 2023. The SDGs will also be incorporated into all formats of Frankfurt Fashion Week. This will help to make the UN’s sustainability goals visible and tangible for the Fashion Week audience, therefore bringing its claim, goals and specific proposals for implementation to an international opinion-forming fashion and lifestyle community. During a one-day Frankfurt Fashion SDG Summit presented by Conscious Fashion Campaign, topics like gender equality, clean water, climate protection, social justice and their significance for a forward-looking fashion industry will be examined in greater depth. Another point on the sustainability agenda: Frankfurt Fashion Week is launching a Sustainability Award for outstanding, innovative, sustainable design, alongside other categories with a global appeal for the fashion and textile industry.
 
"We are committed to setting the wheels of transformation in motion. Not only does the overall mindset have to fundamentally change; the entire industry also needs to have the courage to be transparent and honest. It’s important to see values and value creation as opportunities rather than contentious. We are doing what we do best: connecting the relevant players at all levels. With its ecosystem, Frankfurt Fashion Week will become the enabler. We are creating a platform that will orchestrate industry-wide change. With this as our inspiration, we are also developing our tradeshow formats from a ‘marketplace of products’ to a ‘marketplace of purpose and ideas’,” explains Anita Tillmann, Managing Partner of the Premium Group.
 
A new start in Frankfurt: In summer 2021 the entire fashion industry will be coming to the metropolis on the Main river to inform themselves, be inspired, discuss, negotiate and celebrate. “There’s a huge need to finally meet in person again, to exchange ideas and be inspired. At the same time, digital tools and formats have become an integral part of the fashion industry,” says Markus Frank, Head of the City of Frankfurt’s Department of Economic Affairs and therefore also responsible for its creative industry. “To implement such a future-oriented, all-encompassing overall concept, Frankfurt’s business and creative scenes offer an almost unique concentration of different expertise with its internationally networked agencies, universities and museums. The city’s multifaceted, high-end club, bar and restaurant scene, diverse hotel industry and internationally renowned retail landscape will become the stage for this. This network will be a key factor in the successful implementation of Frankfurt Fashion Week and the way in which it will expand into the public space as a cultural and social happening.”
 
A number of major publishing houses are also showing their commitment to the new Fashion Week in Frankfurt with conferences, events and awards: Textilwirtschaft, the leading professional fashion journal by the Deutscher Fachverlag publishing house, is moving its traditional meeting of the industry’s top decision-makers – the TW Forum, the presentation of the renowned Forum Award, as well as its subsequent conference – from Heidelberg to Frankfurt’s Palmengarten botanical gardens, and will therefore be kicking off Frankfurt Fashion Week on Sunday evening and Monday morning. The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung will be hosting its traditional fashion party for the first time in Frankfurt and publishing a special edition of its FAZ Magazin on Frankfurt Fashion Week. And the ZEIT publishing group is holding its ‘UNLOCK Style by ZEITmagazin’ conference, which was established in 2014, and the ZEITmagazin Fashion Week party in Frankfurt for the first time and will dedicate the whole new issue of ZEITmagazin Frankfurt to Frankfurt Fashion Week. Condé Nast will also be involved in next summer’s Frankfurt Fashion Week with an exclusive event by GQ. And the Burda publishing house will also be represented with various event formats from its lifestyle and fashion brands.There will also be talks with SHINE  Conventions, the organiser of GLOW, about what a mutual collaboration could look like.
 
Frankfurt Fashion Week is also delighted to have the Fashion Council Germany (FCG) on board.  The FCG is theinstitution when it comes to German fashion design. It promotes designers, is committed to gaining more political relevance and strengthens the international visibility and awareness of German fashion. At Frankfurt Fashion Week, the FCG will contribute selected formats, such as its already established Fireside Chat, and a future-oriented accelerator format to support German designers.
 
“What really impresses me about Fashion Week is the whole networking aspect: the creative industries will meet the financial world and sustainability is the common denominator. The Green Finance Cluster is another project that we could link with Frankfurt Fashion Week in the future. This will provide new inspiration in the fashion industry, which will certainly extend way beyond its own horizon of Frankfurt and Hesse. After a very difficult year for the trade fair industry, the concept is an encouraging breath of fresh air,” sums up Tarek Al-Wazir, Hesse’s Minister of Economics, Energy, Transport and Regional Development and Deputy Minister-President of the state of Hessen.

Screen capture of Archroma’s video on Archroma's Fast Sport based on Foron® SP-WF, a range of high wet-fast disperse dyes for sportswear and active wear applications. © Archroma
10.07.2019

ARCHROMA: New Range for High Wet-Fast Color in Sportswear

Reinach, Switzerland  - Archroma, a global leader in color and specialty chemicals towards sustainable solutions, recently launched at the ITMA exhibition its new Foron® SP-WF, a range of high wet-fast disperse dyes for sportswear and active wear applications.

The Foron® SP-WF dyes are especially suited for the coloration of polyester fibers and microfibers, and polyester/elastane blends, in exhaustion application.
The Foron® SP-WF dyes were developed in compliance with “The Archroma Way: safe, efficient, enhanced, it’s our nature”. The approach finds its origin in Archroma’s deep belief that it is possible to make the textile industry sustainable, economically and ecologically.

Reinach, Switzerland  - Archroma, a global leader in color and specialty chemicals towards sustainable solutions, recently launched at the ITMA exhibition its new Foron® SP-WF, a range of high wet-fast disperse dyes for sportswear and active wear applications.

The Foron® SP-WF dyes are especially suited for the coloration of polyester fibers and microfibers, and polyester/elastane blends, in exhaustion application.
The Foron® SP-WF dyes were developed in compliance with “The Archroma Way: safe, efficient, enhanced, it’s our nature”. The approach finds its origin in Archroma’s deep belief that it is possible to make the textile industry sustainable, economically and ecologically.

The new product is at the core of Archroma's Fast Sport, a coloration system for polyester knitted sportswear, providing the best fastness in the shortest possible time with a reduced environmental footprint.
The Foron® SP-WF range which includes primary and ternary color grades has been developed to fulfil the high color wet fastness and performance requirements of sportswear manufacturers and brands.
Moreover, the core ternary color grades enable deep shades at lower dyeing temperatures on sensitive polyester/elastane fabrics without causing excessive fiber damage, saving energy resources and meeting the high fastness demand of leading brand companies.

When using Foron® SP-WF dyes as part of the Fast Sport system, manufacturers can in many cases have the potential to significantly reduce their consumption of time, energy, chemical, and water, as well as their CO2 emissions.

“We see a growing demand for apparel in the sportswear and active wear segment, reinforced with the now installed athleisure trend,” says Mark Dohmen, Head of Archroma’s Competence Center Automotive and Synthetic Dyes. “Consumers want deep color that stays put on the fiber and brands are defining their requirements accordingly. With our Foron® SP-WF, we can offer to manufacturers of sportswear textiles a solution that combines high levels of wet fastness with high productivity and low resource consumption. Because it’s our nature!”

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Archroma Sportswear Fibers
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Archroma

Geschäftsführer HLTSO (c) NEINVER, HLTSO
02.03.2018

Neuer Center Manager für Halle Leipzig The Style Outlets

Jens Kahlow übernimmt ab 1. März 2018 die Leitung des ersten Outlet-Centers in Mitteldeutschland Halle Leipzig The Style Outlets. Der 39-Jährige gebürtige Leipziger folgt als Center Manager auf Uli Nölkensmeier, der die Funktion Ende Oktober 2017 interimsmäßig übernommen hatte. Nölkensmeier bleibt NEINVER als Asset Management Director Germany sowie als Center Manager des Fashion Outlet Montabaur erhalten.

Jens Kahlow verfügt über knapp 20 Jahre Erfahrung im Einzelhandel, zuletzt war er als Regionalleiter bei CCC Germany, einem der größten Schuhanbieter Mitteleuropas, für den Vertrieb von Schuhen und Accessoires in mehreren Filialen zuständig. Seine Karriere begann der Einzelhandelskaufmann bei Peek & Cloppenburg in Düsseldorf. Weitere berufliche Stationen führten ihn u.a. als Sales Director für NKD Deutschland nach Posen in Polen und als Store Manager für Peek & Cloppenburg nach Riga in Lettland. In seinen unterschiedlichen Positionen im In- und Ausland hat Jens Kahlow langjährige Erfahrungen in der Handelsbranche und umfassendes Know-how markenrelevanter Themen gesammelt.

Jens Kahlow übernimmt ab 1. März 2018 die Leitung des ersten Outlet-Centers in Mitteldeutschland Halle Leipzig The Style Outlets. Der 39-Jährige gebürtige Leipziger folgt als Center Manager auf Uli Nölkensmeier, der die Funktion Ende Oktober 2017 interimsmäßig übernommen hatte. Nölkensmeier bleibt NEINVER als Asset Management Director Germany sowie als Center Manager des Fashion Outlet Montabaur erhalten.

Jens Kahlow verfügt über knapp 20 Jahre Erfahrung im Einzelhandel, zuletzt war er als Regionalleiter bei CCC Germany, einem der größten Schuhanbieter Mitteleuropas, für den Vertrieb von Schuhen und Accessoires in mehreren Filialen zuständig. Seine Karriere begann der Einzelhandelskaufmann bei Peek & Cloppenburg in Düsseldorf. Weitere berufliche Stationen führten ihn u.a. als Sales Director für NKD Deutschland nach Posen in Polen und als Store Manager für Peek & Cloppenburg nach Riga in Lettland. In seinen unterschiedlichen Positionen im In- und Ausland hat Jens Kahlow langjährige Erfahrungen in der Handelsbranche und umfassendes Know-how markenrelevanter Themen gesammelt.

„Halle Leipzig The Style Outlets hat sich seit seiner Eröffnung als wichtige Shoppingdestination in Mitteldeutschland etabliert. Im April wird die Erweiterung des Centers eröffnet. Umso mehr freue ich mich, dass ich zu diesem wichtigen Zeitpunkt die Leitung des Centers übernehmen darf“, so Kahlow. „Mein Ziel ist es, das Center als wichtigen Wirtschaftsfaktor und großen Arbeitgeber in der Region weiter zu stärken und die erfolgreiche Entwicklung der vergangenen Jahre fortzuführen.“

Am 19. April 2018 eröffnen nach der Erweiterung von Halle Leipzig The Style Outlets neue Marken ihre Stores im Outlet-Center. Durch die zweite Bauphase erhöht sich die vermietbare Fläche von 11.000 qm auf rund 18.000 qm. Der Ausbau bietet Raum für etwa 40 weitere Shops und es entstehen rund 250 zusätzliche Voll- und Teilzeitarbeitsplätze.
„Wir wollen die Attraktivität des Centers durch einen vielfältigen Marken-Mix und kundenorientierten Service weiter steigern. Mit Jens Kahlow haben wir einen Center Manager gefunden, der aus der Region stammt, sich in der Markenwelt ausgezeichnet auskennt und über große Erfahrung im Modeeinzelhandel verfügt. Er wird einen wichtigen Beitrag leisten, unsere Ziele zu erreichen“, erklärt Sebastian Sommer, Geschäftsführer von NEINVER Deutschland die Personalie.

Neben Halle Leipzig The Style Outlets betreibt NEINVER in Deutschland seit dem 1. August 2017 auch das Fashion Outlet in Montabaur. Die beiden deutschen Outlet-Center verzeichneten 2017 ein Umsatzwachstum von 12% und einen Besucherzuwachs von 3%.

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Hill+Knowlton Strategies, Xenia Heitmann

DyStar: Breakthrough in bulk production of Indigo spray dyeing © DyStar
01.02.2018

DyStar: Breakthrough in bulk production of Indigo spray dyeing

DyStar and RotaSpray successfully developed their indigo spray dyeing procedure for production on a bulk level which allows denim producers to significantly reduce their environmental impact.

The solution was first introduced at ITMA Milan in 2015. Since then, DyStar and RotaSpray have been working together to develop it further and make it available for bulk production in important Denim markets like Turkey, India and Pakistan. With the recent breakthrough, they are now announcing a salt-less dyeing solution for the denim industry. This new technology is awarded important ECO certificates and offers high flexibility for dyeing small lot sizes, reduced water usage and effluent discharge lower impact on yarn in the dyeing process and simplified recipe changes.

DyStar and RotaSpray successfully developed their indigo spray dyeing procedure for production on a bulk level which allows denim producers to significantly reduce their environmental impact.

The solution was first introduced at ITMA Milan in 2015. Since then, DyStar and RotaSpray have been working together to develop it further and make it available for bulk production in important Denim markets like Turkey, India and Pakistan. With the recent breakthrough, they are now announcing a salt-less dyeing solution for the denim industry. This new technology is awarded important ECO certificates and offers high flexibility for dyeing small lot sizes, reduced water usage and effluent discharge lower impact on yarn in the dyeing process and simplified recipe changes.

The new Spray dyeing technology combines DyStar Indigo Vat 40% Solution, Sera® Con C-RDA (a unique organic reducing agent) and the effective optimization of spraying parameters of the EPO patented RotoDyer® and the RotoCoater® spraying technology. Although rotary atomizers have been established for several decades in the textile industry they were mainly used for rewetting textiles with moisture. But recent cost pressure and a global demand for more sustainable solutions were motivators for the R&D of the industry and led to the recent technology leap.

On sheet dyeing ranges (slasher), with process and layout modifications, coatings including DyStar Indigo Coat, Cassulfon®, Remazol®/Levafix® and Imperon® dyes can be applied by spray dyeing as well. The spray application of fixing agents and oxidation chemicals can be integrated into sheet dyeing (slasher) as well as rope dyeing machines.

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DyStar
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DyStar