Dyeing of Nylon with Rheum emodi
Rheum emodi, also known as Indian rhubarb and commonly known as 'Dolu' is a member of genus of perennial stout herbs distributed in the temperate and sub-tropical regions of the world, chiefly in Asia and originated in Mongolia. It is cultivated since long time in Europe and also accli ...
[ By Sankar Ray Maulik, Sunindita Roy, Anwesha Banerjee ]

Knit Processing-SDC Concept
The textile wet processing industry for apparel applications is considered to comprise of three main segments viz, yarn dyeing (including Denim ...
[ By Ashok Athalye, Vinay Jadhav ]

Dye House: from Cost to Profit Centre
In the past few years, the dyestuff industry has transformed significantly. This is considered to be due to the rise in use of dyestuffs in sectors like printing inks, plastics, textiles, paper and foodstuff. Globally, China, India, Japan, Korea, etc ...
[ By Dr. Ashok Athalye, Arindam Chakrabarti ]

The Uniqueness and Multidimensional Usage of Natural Dyes
Natural dyes applications to industrial products release their medicinal properties on the goods as well as improving the aesthetic value of ...
[ By Abayomi O. Adetuyi ]

Application of Eco-friendly Vegetable Dyes on Cotton fabric
Origin of mankind can be justified by the use of natural dyes. With the advent of synthetic dyes-stuff in abundance, a wide range of colours of remarkable fastness properties made its way making natural dyes a past. In the research work cotton fabric was pre-mordanted with differe ...
[ By Mrs. L Chakraborty, Mr. S Chakraborty ]