Bleaching
Used when the fabric requires a bleached finish as part of its processing route.
FABRIC PROCESS · TIRUPPUR
A clear look at the key processing stages used for the fabrics we supply — coordinated through specialist job-work processing units.
Stock & supply specialists.
MD Fabrics does not claim ownership of the processing factories shown or referenced. Processing is arranged as job work when required.
THE ROUTE
Different fabrics require different finishes. The route below shows the main processing stages relevant to our stock fabrics; the third stage varies according to the required finish.
KNITTING
Yarn is knitted into the required fabric construction. The knitting stage determines the basic structure and character of the fabric before further finishing.
HEAT SETTING
Where required, fabric is heat set to stabilize its structure and prepare it for subsequent processing and finishing.
PROCESSING / WASH
This is not a fixed three-step sequence. Depending on the fabric requirement, an appropriate processing route is selected.
The video above illustrates a bio-wash route. Bleaching and silicone softener wash are alternative finishing routes and are not implied to happen in every order.
COMPACTING
Compacting is the final key finishing stage in this route, preparing the processed knitted fabric for its finished form and onward supply.
THE RESULT
Our role is centered on fabric stock, selection and supply. Processing is coordinated through job-work units when the fabric requirement calls for it.
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MD Fabrics is a fabric stock and supply business. Knitting and processing stages shown on this page may be carried out by independent specialist job-work units. Machinery visuals and linked footage are illustrative.