Textile Wet Processing Pilot Unit

About this resource

A pilot dyeing and finishing line for natural and blended fabrics, operating inside a park with zero-liquid-discharge effluent treatment already consented. For textile experiments, this removes the hardest barrier: running a legal wet trial without owning an ETP. The unit handles batches up to 100 kg with a dye-house master on staff for recipe trials. Antimicrobial, softening and water-repellent finishes are regularly run for ventures developing technical textiles. Dye recipes must be declared in advance for effluent compatibility. The park schedules trials between commercial runs, so booking flexibility helps.

• Legal wet processing without owning an ETP
• Dye-house master helps tune recipes
• Batches from 20 to 100 kg
• Technical finishes: antimicrobial, softening, DWR

Access & availability

Access model

Paid

Charges

Rs 4,000 per batch up to 100 kg

Availability

Mon to Fri, by batch booking

Typical lead time

Usually 1 to 2 weeks depending on commercial load

Before you visit

Eligibility & conditions

Textile and technical-textile ventures Handloom clusters trialling finishes Declared dye list only; azo-restricted substances refused Fabric arrives 2 days before the slot for inspection

Safety & access guidance

Wet-floor PPE provided; visitors stay behind the yellow line

The organisation

The park operates shared dyeing, finishing and stitching-adjacent facilities for the Sankagiri and Komarapalayam textile belt. Its pilot wet processing unit lets ventures trial recipes on batches up to 100 kg with effluent treatment already in place, which removes the hardest compliance barrier for small textile experiments. A training bay runs industrial sewing skill programmes with placement tie-ups.

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