Singapore – DyStar, has launched a new Cadira range of resource-saving dye modules for nylon and polyester/cellulose blended fabrics that can be processed in a single dye bath.
With these two additions, it takes the number of different Cadira modules – an optimised dyeing process for synthetic, wool and cellulosic fibres – to eleven.
Fanny Vermandel, Vice President, Global Marketing Coloration of DyStar said, “With these additions, brands and retailers, manufacturers, and production houses can look onto these options to further optimise their production processes.”
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