Jeanologia Heralds End Of Water Era At ITMA
Jeanologia, a Spanish textile machinery manufacturer, which is leading the charge in waterless technologies, heralded the end of the water era in the textile industry at ITMA 2023 in Hall 4, Stall C208.
At ITMA, Jeanologia introduced Atmos, a revolutionary atmospheric washing process that achieves natural aging of garments without water, chemicals or pumice stones.
Also through G2 ozone technology and INDRA patented system, Jeanologia replaces traditional water washers with air washers, to make an authentic vintage and stone wash look possible.
“At ITMA 2023 we presented the most important blue jeans revolution since we launched our first textile laser in 1999. The famous stone wash and natural aging look is now called Atmos,” Carmen Silla, Marketing Director at Jeanologia said.
“Thanks to INDRA, we can achieve perfect control of the humidity and atmosphere temperature to achieve exceptional garment abrasion and discolouration,” she added.
“We attain the same effects that were previously only possible with water, chemicals and pumice stones, while ensuring perfect reproducibility and enhanced productivity in a more efficient, sustainable and safe way,” Carmen Silla concluded by saying.
During ITMA, Jeanologia also promoted its laser technologies, which it claims are up to 50% faster and consume 50% less energy than other laser technologies.
Additionally, the company also displayed its high-speed washers with class-leading low water consumption that are ready to be connected to Jeanologia’s eFlow nano bubble system.
According to Jeanologia, these technologies are coupled with the company’s H2Zero water recycling system for a perfect, fully circular loop.
