Flow Chart of Wet Processing for Synthetic Fabric

In the textile dyeing sector, different methods are applied for dyeing natural and man-made fibers or fabrics. Here, the process varies from one to another. In the past, I have discussed the process chart of wet processing for cotton fabric. Today, I have presented here the process sequence of wet processing for synthetic fabric.

Grey fabric

Stitching the fabric

Drying

Stentering

Polymerizing or curing

Washing

Calendaring

Folding

Poly packing

SL No.	Process	Description
01	Grey fabric	The undyed and unfinished cloth is known as grey cloth.
02	Stitching the fabric	It is the process to join up several grey cloths on to warpers beam to produce a continuous fabric stand for quick wet processing action.
03	Washing	The process to wash the textile material is known as washing.
04	Drying	After washing the textile material is dried.
05	Stentering	The process by which we can keep the proper width of fabric in length and width wise and increases the smoothness, lusterness, evenness of fabric is termed as stentering.
06	Printing	Printing is one kind of dyeing. When various types of color are used to make a particular design on the textile goods are termed as printing. Normally printing is performed on the textile goods in dry condition.
07	Curing or polymerizing	A process following the application of a finish to textile fabrics in which appropriate conditions are used to effect a chemical reaction is known as curing. In the other words, the process used to link small chemical molecules into a polymer is termed polymerization.
08	Calendaring	It is a temporary mechanical finishing process. It gives a smooth surface of the cloth.
09	Folding	It is defined as the process to fold one or more materials into the desired configuration for weaving.
10	Poly packing	To pack the textile materials treated by the polyethylene bag.