Developments in Jet Dyeing

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This paper is not intended to review the very considerable number of jet‐dyeing machines developed in the last six years and currently being offered by numerous manufacturers from all parts of the world. Rather, it is an attempt to assess the major designs available and consider their relative merits and demerits. At least one machine, representative of each different type, has been evaluated at Spondon or in Europe under commercial conditions. These trials have been carried out on a wide range of fabrics including both woven and knitted goods. The effect of fabric construction, fabric weight and yarn content has also been examined. The yarns used in these fabrics have included flat and textured polyester, flat and textured Tricel*, Tricelon*, Dicel*, Dicelon*. Courtelle*. nylon, cotton and various cellulosic blends.

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