Up to 72 in
Controlled heat setting and width finishing for suitable knits.
Knitted fabrics · Up to 72 in
Knitted processing.
Structure-aware finishing.
Wet processing, de-oiling, pre-heat-set washing, stenter finishing and surface development for suitable knitted fabrics up to 72 inches.
Routes are evaluated against construction, elastane content, dimensional behaviour, surface objective and end use.
Discuss your requirementCapability overview
Processing that respects knitted fabric behaviour.
Knitted constructions require careful control of relaxation, stretch, width, heat exposure, surface and hand through the process sequence.
Bhuria’s knitted capability includes Long Jet, Soft Flow and C-Jet wet processing, supported by continuous de-oiling and a pre-heat-set washing range. Stenter finishing is available up to 72 inches.
Raising, brushing, shearing and peaching allow selected fabric faces and handles to be developed. Lafer finishing machinery supports applicable surface-finishing routes.
4 options
Raising, brushing, shearing and peaching.
Continuous
De-oiling and pre-heat-set washing capability.
Processing scope
Knitted routes from preparation to surface.
The construction and desired finished character determine the suitable equipment and order of processing.
Continuous de-oiling
Preparation capability for suitable synthetic and elastane-containing knitted constructions.
Pre-heat-set washing
A washing route positioned before heat setting where the construction and process plan require it.
Jet processing
Long Jet, Soft Flow and C-Jet equipment provide wet-processing options for different knit behaviours.
Stenter finishing
Open-width heat setting, width development and finishing up to 72 inches.
Surface finishing
Raising, brushing, shearing and peaching selected to develop the required face and hand.
Functional finishing
Available treatments can be reviewed against fabric construction and the buyer’s end-use specification.
Equipment & finishing
Knitted fabric portfolio.
The following constructions indicate the knitted categories that can form part of a commercial discussion.
- Single JerseyVersatile knit construction reviewed by composition, GSM and stretch requirement.
- InterlockDouble-knit construction suited to stable, fuller fabric requirements.
- RibElastic rib structures reviewed for stretch and recovery objectives.
- PiquéTextured knit constructions for apparel-oriented requirements.
- Fleece & French TerryLooped or brushed-back structures where surface development is central.
- Lycra JerseyElastane-containing constructions requiring careful heat and dimensional control.
- Jacquard knit, terry & slubSpecial-structure knits reviewed against construction and surface objective.
Relevant applications
Knitted processing conversations by end use.
Fabric suitability and finished performance must be assessed against the complete specification.
Apparel knits
Jersey, interlock, rib, piqué and related structures for apparel supply chains.
Fleece & loop fabrics
Fleece, terry and French terry constructions with appropriate surface-development options.
Performance-led knits
Moisture, antimicrobial, UV, antistatic and other finish discussions around the intended use.
Buyer questions
Technical questions, answered directly.
What knitted fabric width can Bhuria process?
The conventional knitted processing platform supports stenter finishing up to 72 inches. Suitable requirements from 74 to 132 inches can be reviewed on the wide-width line.
What knitted surface finishes are available?
Bhuria’s listed knitted capability includes raising, brushing, shearing and peaching, with Lafer machinery used within selected finishing routes.
Does Bhuria process elastane-containing fabrics?
Lycra jersey is part of the stated portfolio. The exact route depends on the construction, elastane content, required dimensions and finish.
Related capabilities
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Have a fabric requirement?
Send the construction, composition, width, GSM, finish, quantity and intended application. Our team can review the requirement against available processing routes.