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Product Overview

Our product line spans a spectrum of grades and filaments, offering a diverse selection in an extensive palette of over 2500 distinctive colors. Furthermore, we provide the flexibility to import products in colors specifically requested by customers, with no additional charges. This ensures a tailor-made experience, allowing our customers to choose from a wide array of options and customize their orders to meet their unique preferences.

Harmonizing Hues: The Role of Color Batches in FDY Yarn Dyeing

In the realm of FDY yarn dyeing, color batches play a pivotal role in ensuring consistency and precision in color production. Let's delve into how they contribute to the creation of captivating hues.

Understanding Color Batches

Definition:
A color batch refers to a specific quantity of yarn that is dyed together under identical conditions, using a precisely formulated recipe.
Purpose:
Color batches ensure consistent shade across yarns within a production run or multiple orders, even with slight variations in raw materials or dyeing equipment.
Batch Size:
The size varies depending on production capacity, yarn type, and customer requirements.

Key Steps in Color Batching

Color Selection and Recipe Development:

Designers or brands specify the desired color, often using standardized color systems like Pantone or custom swatches. Experienced dyers craft a dye recipe, calculating precise amounts of pigments, chemicals, and water to achieve the target shade.

Preparing the Yarn:

Yarns are carefully wound onto cones or bobbins, ensuring proper tension and alignment for even dye absorption.

Dyeing Process:

Yarn is immersed in the dye bath, maintaining strict control over temperature, pressure, and time for consistent color penetration.

Rinsing and Finishing:

Excess dye is removed through thorough rinsing. Yarns may undergo additional treatments like softeners or anti-static agents to enhance their properties.

Quality Control:

Stringent testing verifies that the dyed yarn matches the desired shade and meets quality standards for colorfastness, durability, and other critical parameters.

Advantages of Color Batching

  • Consistency and Repeatability: Ensures accurate color reproduction for subsequent orders or different production runs.
  • Inventory Management: Facilitates efficient stock control and minimizes yarn wastage.
  • Color Tracking and Troubleshooting: Allows for accurate identification and analysis of any color variations that may occur.

Additional Considerations

  • Batch-to-Batch Variation: Even with meticulous controls, slight variations between color batches can occur due to raw material differences or dyeing machine calibration.
  • Color Matching: It's essential to carefully match color batches when working with multiple yarns for a single garment or project to achieve a seamless appearance.

By understanding and effectively managing color batches, FDY yarn producers can deliver exceptional color quality, consistency, and reliability, ensuring that the fabrics and garments they create remain vibrant and captivating for years to come.

Products Specification

350/96
300/96
150/48
100/48
100/36
75/36
75/24
50/24
450/288
400/288
370/288
900/192
1200/192
800/192
600/192
450/96
150/72
340/144

F.D.Y


550/96
260/72
260/48
280/48
180/48
180/36
130/36
85/36
85/24
550/144
110/192
830/192
670/96
750/96
550/192
400/96
720/96
720/192

P.O.Y


255/96
200/72
250/96
150/72
150/48
75/36
100/48
100/36
420/96
450/144
300/192
300/144
300/96
240/96
230/96
250/48
850/192
800/192
900/192
600/192
450/96
430/96
430/192
430/144
1200/192
1200/384
1050/384
1100/144
1000/192
1000/384
900/288
850/384
1200/576

D.T.Y


450/96
350/96
300/96
200/72
150/48
100/36
75/24
50/24
1200/192
800/192
300/144
200/96
150/72
100/48
75/36
600/192
2400/384
450/288
400/288
360/288
900/96

T.F.O


100/36+20
150/48+20
75/36+20
150/72+40
100/48+40
100/36+40
150/48+40
75/36+40
150/72+20
100/48+20

Spandex


1700-1750
1600-1650
1500-1550
1400-1450
1300-1350
1200-1250
1100-1150
1000-1050
2200-2250
2100-2150
2000-2050
1900-1950
1800-1850

B.C.F

quality control
Ensuring Quality in DTY and FDY Yarns

DTY (Drawn Textured Yarn) and FDY (Fully Drawn Yarn) are widely used in the textile industry due to their versatility and desirable properties. To ensure that these yarns meet the highest quality standards, rigorous quality checks are performed throughout the manufacturing process.

Visual Inspection

One of the first steps in quality checking is a visual inspection of the yarn. This involves examining the yarn for any defects such as unevenness, knots, or breaks. The yarn is also checked for its color and luster, which should be consistent throughout the entire length.

Microscopic Examination

A more detailed examination can be done using a microscope. This allows for a closer look at the yarn's structure and any potential defects that may not be visible to the naked eye.

Physical Testing

Physical tests are also conducted to assess the yarn's strength, elongation, and other mechanical properties. These tests help to ensure that the yarn meets the required specifications for its intended use.

Chemical Testing

Chemical tests may be performed to check the yarn's composition and to ensure that it meets the required standards for safety and environmental compliance.

Additional Quality Assurance Measures

In addition to these tests, we also use a variety of other methods to ensure quality, such as:

  • Regular maintenance of equipment
  • Use of high-quality raw materials
  • Employee training and development
  • Continuous improvement processes

By following these rigorous quality control procedures, we can ensure that our DTY and FDY yarns meet the highest standards of quality and performance.


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