TAIPEI – Taiwan-based Acme Machinery provided one of the biggest talking points at the recent ITMA with new jet dyeing technology with an integrated fabric transport system that improves fabric quality and can lead to big savings in water consumption.
This new patented technology is said to give textile dyers both significant energy and environmental savings when processing very light fabrics – at very low liquor ratios. We took a peek inside the machine as it operated (video clip in this story) to see exactly how the fabrics are being processed.
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