Question

Jig dyeing, Beam Dyeing, Winch Dyeing, Pad Dyeing and Jet Dyeing are all examples of ................ dyeing at the fabric stage.

• A. Fiber/ Stock
• B. Piece
• C. Garment
• D. Yarn

Hint:

Jig, Beam, Winch, Pad, Jet = Fabric dyeing methods → Piece dyeing stage.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

Step 1: Dyeing Stages.
- Fiber/Stock dyeing: Dyeing fibers before spinning (e.g., for heather effects).
- Yarn dyeing: Dyeing yarns before weaving/knitting (e.g., for checks, stripes).
- Piece dyeing: Dyeing fabric after weaving/knitting; this is the most common method.
- Garment dyeing: Dyeing finished garments.
Step 2: Dyeing Processes.
- Jig dyeing: Fabric passes through dye liquor in open width.
- Beam dyeing: Fabric is wound on a beam and dyed under pressure.
- Winch dyeing: Fabric circulates in dye liquor using winch rollers.
- Pad dyeing: Fabric passes through a dye bath and is squeezed (padded).
- Jet dyeing: Fabric circulates in rope form using high-pressure jets.
Step 3: Stage Identification.
All these methods are used on fabric (not yarn or fiber) and are classified as piece dyeing methods.
Step 4: Summary.
All the processes described are piece dyeing methods, applied at the fabric stage.