Filtration processes are usually categorised as dry filtration (air/gas filtration) and wet filtration (liquid filtration), say Dr Senthilkumar P and Punitha V. Filtration is the process of separating one material which is dispersed in other material using porous structure. The porous structure is obtained using textile fabric of woven, knitted or nonwoven. Among these various structure fabric, nonwoven fabric plays major role in filtration in spite of their wide range of thickness and porosity and pore size distribution.

Jeanologia has launched a new generation of Laser PRO, which increases the speed of laser up to 30 per cent and allows precise control of production and costs in time real. Jeanologia has recently launched the Laser Pro, which increases the speed of the laser up to 30 per cent and the production capacity of jeans. The Spanish company, leader in the development of integral and sustainable solutions for the finishing of denim, presented its new generation of laser at ITMA ASIA, the most important international trade fair of textile machinery in the sector that allows the automation processes and the reduction of costs of manufacturing.

In the textile industry, appreciable amounts of energy could be saved or conserved by regulating the temperature in the steam pipes, adjusting the air/fuel ratio in the boilers, and installing heat exchangers using warm waste water, says Dr P Senthilkumar. The conservation of energy is an essential step towards overcoming the mounting problems of the worldwide energy crisis and environmental degradation.

With the switch-over to AODD pump, Royal Classic Mills could get smooth printing, easier pump handling and less AMC. Uniform transfer of colours is critical to ensure excellent printing evenness. That’s where the colour paste pumps come in. However, the conventional process using gear pumps for colour transfer is beset with numerous problems including frequent pump breakdowns.

Garmon Chemicals, with its HQ located in the Republic of San Marino, recently presented its latest innovation, Nimbus, which is a revolution in denim finishing, with water saving of up to 80 per cent combined with chemical safety. After a long period of research, Garmon Chemicals, headquarters located in the Republic of San Marinos introduced Nimbus, the very first range of chemical auxiliaries and dyes specifically selected to be nebulised in closed systems and that deliver a set of unique benefits such as.

In India, major orders were placed for the Rieter’s K 42 compact system, while in China order intake continued to be below average, despite a slight revival. The amount of orders received by the Rieter Group in the first nine months of 2016 was significantly higher than for the same period of the previous year. Cumulative order intake amounted to CHF 718.4 million and was thus up by 22 per cent on the said prior year period. Order intake in the third quarter totaled CHF 207.7 million owing to an investment reluctance in Turkey.

VAN DE WIELE will showcase all its latest technologies — on the different textile fronts of Floor, Home, Technical and Fashion — in a common booth in Hall 6 stall D9. VAN DE WIELE will show all the new trends into carpet and velvet weaving, as the great handlook quality in reed density up to 1200 dents/meter and 8 colours.