1. BLENDING
(BSL MANDAPAM, BHILWARA)
PRESENTED BY:
DILIP SINGH (ROLL NO-11)
KUMAR SARVESH (ROLL NO-13)
PRASHANT GAURAV (ROLLNO-19)
RAJEEV SHARAN (ROLL NO-23)
DEPARTMENT OF FASHION TECHNOLOGY
(APPAREL PRODUCTION-05)
NIFT, BANGALORE

2. Blending
Objectives:
1.To ensure the proper ratio of the constituent fibres in
the finished product.
2.To get the desired properties in the finished product.
3.To ensure proper blending to the fibres.
4.To improves the fabric performance.
5.To help in maintaining the economy of the product.
6.To ensure the anti-static properties of the fibers.
7.To prevent the fly generation.
Sunday, October 23, 2011 TEXTILE INTERNSHIP- DILIP SINGH, KUMAR SARVESH, PRASHANT
GAURAV & RAJEEV SHARAN/ DFT-05/ NIFT BANGALORE

3. Blending
Machinery in use:
• TRUTZSCHLER (Trumac India)
Components of TRUZSCHLER blending machine
• Feed lattice
• Inclined lattice
• Delivery roller
• Evener roller
• Creeper Roller
• Stripper roller
Sunday, October 23, 2011 TEXTILE INTERNSHIP- DILIP SINGH, KUMAR SARVESH, PRASHANT
GAURAV & RAJEEV SHARAN/ DFT-05/ NIFT BANGALORE

4. Process Flow in Blender
FEED LATTICE
INCLINED LATTICE
EVENER ROLL
DELIVERY ROOL
BIN ROOM
Sunday, October 23, 2011 TEXTILE INTERNSHIP- DILIP SINGH, KUMAR SARVESH, PRASHANT
GAURAV & RAJEEV SHARAN/ DFT-05/ NIFT BANGALORE

5. Blending
Antistatic Finish:
During blending the fibre is given Antistatic finish to
prevent static charge generation as well as fly generation
in the case of manmade fibre.
Chemicals used:
LV40 – prevents static charge generation
2152P – prevents fly generation
Sunday, October 23, 2011 TEXTILE INTERNSHIP- DILIP SINGH, KUMAR SARVESH, PRASHANT
GAURAV & RAJEEV SHARAN/ DFT-05/ NIFT BANGALORE