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Trade Info for Tomorrow’s Textile Industry
The ITJ, rated as India’s leading textile monthly, has
been serving the textile and textile-related industry
since 1890. Technology and Trade Information is
the very backbone of The Indian Textile Journal. It
carries authentic articles on various subjects related
to these segments from eminent authors from institutions
and also from the industry experts. Every month, it
carries extensive information on new products &
emerging technologies on these segments. The sectors
that it covers include Spinning, Weaving, Processing,
Dyeing & Finishing, Knitting and Garmenting. The
Indian Textile Journal, over the years, has enhanced its
coverage to include trade and commercial information.
New products & processes, technological
breakthroughs, corporate profiles and trade fair
information. It is making forays into new fields like
technical textiles, nonwovens, etc and facilitates
information for the betterment of the textile industry.
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Tardy Progress |
The woes of the Indian textile machinery industry are far from over. During 2006-07, the industry's production rose to Rs 2,600 crore from about Rs 1,685 crore in 2003-04. Between these years, there has been a spurt in demand for the textile machinery. |
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Atmospheric plasma-induced modifications on natural fibres |
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Many unconventional methods and
techniques are tried in wet processing of textile materials, very often to
explore eco-friendly, alternative methods. Water-free processing,
solvent-assisted processing and low wet pick-up processes have been tried to
reduce the pollution load created in the wet processing. |
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Pilling evaluation: A new method
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“Pilling” is a fabric-surface fault
in which pills of entangled fibres cling to the cloth surface, giving a bad
appearance to the garment. The entanglements of loose fibres that appear on
the fabric surface are called “pills” It degrades the appearance and
handle of the textile article concerned.
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