Electrochemical Textile Coloring
Raw greige goods enter. Color-locked technical textiles exit. No dye migration. No wash-out. No fade under UV torture. The pigment isn't on the fiber — it is the fiber.
4,000+ hours of UV exposure. Zero measurable color shift. Delta-E remains below 0.5 across the full test duration.
Tested per ISO 105-B02 and AATCC 16 under xenon-arc irradiance. Automotive OEM interiors require Class IV colorfastness — our process routinely exceeds Class VI. The electrochemical bond does not photolyze. The chromophore is structurally integrated into the fiber matrix, not applied to its surface.
11 million meters processed annually across three dedicated electrochemical lines operating at full continuous throughput.
Each production line runs 22 hours per day, 340 days per year, at a rated speed of 45 meters per minute. Substrate widths from 90cm to 320cm. Batch changeover under 40 minutes for colorway transitions. Current committed capacity: 68%. Available slots for qualification runs: Q2 2026 onward.
98.7% tensile strength retained after full electrochemical processing. The bonding cycle adds color without compromising the fiber's load-bearing structure.
Critical for military spec fabrics where coloring cannot degrade ballistic performance, and for automotive safety textiles where airbag covers and seatbelt webbing must retain original tensile ratings. Third-party verified at SGS Textile Testing, Zurich. Full test reports available under NDA.
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