Package dyeing is a relatively new but expanding method of advantageously producing dyed yarns for various end‐uses. Consideration is given to the principles governing the production and processing of suitable cross‐wound packages. Mention is made of some of the problems with which the package dyer is faced and recipes are outlined for overcoming them. Finally the advantages of high‐pressure drying are briefly discussed.
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