Why singeing woven and open-width knitted fabric?
Singeing of woven fabric takes an important role in fabric pre-treatment, appearance, clean and clear surface before the following process of fabric.
Singeing of woven and knitted fabric is carried out to remove and burn out the hairiness on the fabric surface and produce a smooth surface finish on fabrics.
The process guarantees several purposes like to obtain a clean surface which allows the structure of the fabric to be clearly seen, reduced risk of pilling, better printing of fine designs with an higher clarity and details, less risks of irregular dyeing process especially in dark shades due to diffused reflection of light
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Why SingeTEX HPF?
The Cibitex singeing process can guarantee the highest standards of quality in terms of hairiness removal. The uniformity of the flame on the whole width of the burners allows to get the best possible results.
The possibility to position the burners in tangential or perpendicular position allows you to run a wide range of articles from the most delicate up to the heaviest ones.
Thanks to HPF burners, it’s possible to reach higher flame power. This power allows to reach higher efficiency, better performances and higher production speed on the singeing process. The production and controls on the machine are fully automated with the supervision of all the production necessary data for machine setting.
The singeing line can also be supplied with a desizing process with the main target to obtain a fabric free from sizes so that the penetration of dyeing, printing and finishing chemicals makes the best possible quality of your products.
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