The invention discloses a waterless fiber dyeing machine suitable for mixed fluid medium, including a dyeing tank, a carbon dioxide pressurizing system and a polar medium pressurizing system, a fiber loading system, a circulating dyeing system, a carbon dioxide recycling system, a polar medium separating and recycling system and an automatic unloading system. Since there are pressurizing systems and separating and recycling systems for carbon dioxide medium and polar medium, dyeing with the mixed fluid medium is realized in the waterless dyeing tank and the circulating dyeing system thereof; the hydrophobic carbon dioxide fluid medium is effectively modified, so that the dyeing performance and effect of the dye molecules on the hydrophilic natural fiber are improved. The fiber loading system and the unloading system can significantly improve the fiber loading efficiency, the discharging efficiency of the products.

A system for in-line treatment of thread for use with a thread consuming device is provided. The system includes a treatment unit including at least one discharge device being configured to dispense one or more coating substances onto the at least one thread when activated; and a drive unit being configured to move said at least one discharge device between an idle position and an operational position being arranged along an axis of movement.

A dyeing machine with symmetrical double spiral fabric tanks includes a barrel body with a fabric inlet, two spiral fabric tanks arranged side by side with each other in the barrel body and installed on both sides of the fabric inlet respectively, and each spiral fabric tank having a fabric guiding tube, a spiral fabric sliding plate and a receiving tank. The two fabric guiding tubes are disposed proximate to adjacent sides and facing to the front side and arranged symmetrically with respect to the left and right sides. The two spiral fabric sliding plates are coupled to the rear end of the two fabric guiding tubes and configured to be spirally from top to bottom, so that cloths can be dipped and dyed in the two spiral fabric tanks.

The invention relates to a separation, recycling and self-cleaning system of a supercritical fluid dyeing machine. The system includes a supercritical fluid medium reservoir, one or more parallel dyeing units, a high-pressure pump, a primary separator, a secondary separator and a membrane separator sequentially connected. A dyeing medium and residual dye in dyeing units can be efficiently separated and recycled simultaneously, and when the separation and recycling is finished, each dyeing unit can be directly opened so that the dyeing units and products can be cleaned after dyeing, thereby improving the production and processing efficiency of supercritical fluid waterless dyeing and achieving simple operations, complete separation, stability and reliability and a blowback self-cleaning. The invention has a broad application prospect and practical significance in fundamentally addressing generation and emission of pollutants in the textile printing and dyeing industry and realizing energy conservation, consumption reduction, emission reduction and clean production.

The invention discloses a proofing dyeing cup for supercritical fluid waterless dyeing and finishing, which achieves separate or simultaneous filling of the medium into multiple dyeing units, and simultaneous heating of the dyeing units for proofing processing. Efficiency of proofing processing such as high-pressure supercritical fluid waterless dyeing and thus the utilization rate of the medium boosting and filling system and separation and recycling system are significantly improved, so that the proofing requirements of commercial production of textile waterless dyeing and finishing are met. Furthermore, dye chemicals at the bottom of the cup can be stirred to facilitate dissolution, and the dye chemicals at the bottom of the cup can be swept and cleaned. Thus, defects of an existing fixed supercritical fluid dyeing proofing device or an equipment system thereof, such as low utilization efficiency, complex cleaning and incapability of meeting the proofing requirements of commercial production, are overcome.

A blower for an airflow dyeing machine is provided. Each four nozzles of the airflow dyeing machine shares a blower, the blower being disposed at a central position of the four nozzles; wherein the blower comprises: a motor, a blowing machine, a primary air duct, a secondary air duct, an air inlet and an air outlet, the motor driving the blowing machine to rotate, the blowing machine comprising a blowing machine housing and impellers, the impellers being disposed inside the blowing machine housing, two air outlets of the blowing machine being oppositely arranged and are disposed on two sides of the blowing machine housing which respectively supply air to the two nozzles at the two sides, the air inlet of the blowing machine being on a side opposing the motor, the two air outlets of the blowing machine being respectively coupled to one ends of the two primary air ducts.

A color detection system, comprising: a card having printed thereon a color chart comprising multiple colored areas, and at least one grayscale area; a camera configured to acquire an image comprising a pixel representation a sample positioned adjacent to the card; a storage device configured to store reference data corresponding to the color chart and the at least one grayscale area; and a processor configured to: perform a grayscale correction to the pixel representation of the color chart and sample using a grayscale correction transformation between the pixel representation the grayscale area and the corresponding reference data, estimate colorimetric coordinates for the sample by applying to the respective grayscale corrected pixel representation, a transformation between the grayscale corrected pixel representation of the color chart and the corresponding colorimetric reference data, and convert the estimated colorimetric coordinates for the sample to RGB.

An ultra-low liquor ratio fabric dyeing machine includes an assisting heat exchanger and a direct temperature rise/lowering device. The assisting heat exchanger or multiple ones of the assisting heat exchanger are additionally included in the dyeing machine. The assisting heat exchanger includes an external pipe that is mounted to a pump pipe of a pump at an inlet port, an outlet port, or both inlet and outlet ports thereof and is mounted with inlet and outlet openings for steam and cooling water in order to serve as an external casing that houses the pump pipe, while the pump pipe serves as a heat exchange pipe of the heat exchanger. The direct temperature rise/lowering device is mounted to a dyeing bath of the dyeing machine to directly introduce steam or cold water therein for quickly increasing or decreasing the temperature of the dyeing bath.

A conveyor-driven fabric dyeing machine includes a recovery container and a dye chemical saving structure. One or multiple containers are provided for recovering and storing hot water for use in a next dyeing operation in order to achieve an effect of saving energy and shortening dyeing time. If desired, liquids for dyeing may be directly collected and recovered, such as water with low contamination or alkali liquid for specific treatment, for use in a next dyeing operation in order to achieve an effect of saving water and reducing the amount of chemicals consumed, and also to reduce the amount of dye and chemicals that is consumed due to oxidation and reduction caused by air. The recovery container may be provided therein with a heat exchanger for recovery of heat. A gas filling opening is formed in the machine body for introducing a gas to expel out air.

A conveyor-driven fabric dyeing machine includes an infiltration and rinse device. Fabric is driven by a conveyor inside a machine body of the dyeing machine and has an extremely low liquid content rate due to separation of fabric, particularly hydrophobic fabric, and liquid. The fabric might get rubbed and damaged and affected in respect of dyeing homogeneity and reduction and cleaning. Quality of the fabric may also be affected by contaminants present inside the machine body. The infiltration and rinse device includes one or multiple spraying devices mounted inside the machine body at a suitable site to receive and jet and spray a pressurized dye liquid or clear water supplied from a pump onto the fabric or the interior space of the machine body to increase a moisten degree of the fabric and also to rinse the fabric and cleanse the interior of the machine body.