Textile Finishings
Showing The Most used Types of Textiles Finishing Processes... Such As Printing, Foil, Emboss, Laser Cut, Ultra-sonic Quilting, Bonding, Scraching, Spray Emboss, Embroidery And Pleating Etc...
Heat Emboss
Fabric embossing is a finishing process that uses heat and pressure to create a raised (3D) or recessed (2D) pattern or texture on the surface of a fabric.
Common Applications: Upholstery, curtains, wallpaper, fashion apparel (e.g., pleated skirts, textured jackets), leather accessories, automotive interiors, bedspreads.
Burnt-out
Fabric burnt out (also known as devoré, which means "devoured" in French) is a decorative textile technique that uses a chemical paste to dissolve away one type of fiber in a blended fabric, creating a semi-transparent, patterned effect.
Foiled
Of course. "Fabric foiling" refers to the process of applying a thin, decorative metallic or pigmented foil to fabric using heat and pressure. Heat Transfer Foiling, Foil Stamping, Foil & Lamination.
Laser Carving
Laser carving, also known as laser engraving or laser ablation, is a technology that uses a high-energy density laser beam to locally process fabric surfaces, causing them to undergo color change, engraving, or perforation to form patterns
Ultrasonic Quilting
Ultrasonic quilting is a specialized textile technology that uses high-frequency sound waves to bond fabrics without traditional needle and thread or Glue etc. Makes designs more outstanding
