May
16,
2022
Introducing SynerPi
Included in the May 2022 edition of PCI Magazine is a feature from Piedmont detailing our new UV initiator synergist, SynerPi.
March
09,
2020
Watch us grow: out with the old and in with the new
As part of our ongoing commitment to continuous improvement in all operational areas, Piedmont Chemical Industries has recently completed the installation of a new 6000 gallon vessel. This latest capital investment represents our financial commitment to growing our already broad manufacturing capabilities. A time-lapse video below shows the removal of the old vessel and installation of the new one:
November
13,
2019
Avoiding Disaster: Controlling Dyebath Penetration and Wetting
In textile wet processing, trapped air that makes fabric rise to the top of the bath or resist wetting can be disastrous.
August
26,
2019
Machine Cleaners in Action: Pomoclean TRDS
In this article, we offer evidence of Piedmont Chemical machine cleaners in action: before and after pictures of Pomoclean TRDS rising to the challenge.
July
25,
2019
Fabric shades going dull or yellow during manufacturing? There are solutions to this hot topic.
You've worked hard to fine-tune your dyeing and finishing process, then someone brings you a finished sample, and there is bad news: the shade is dull and yellow.
January
07,
2019
Seeing fabric spots, specks, or smudges after wet processing? Perhaps there’s a simple solution.
Anyone who has ever worked in a dyehouse knows the feeling – fabric comes out of the dye machine and there are spots, imperfections, and defects on the fabric. What went wrong? Was something improperly loaded? Is there a problem with the dyebath formula?
August
08,
2018
Work with Nylon? You need to know about Pomowick PA.
Unsurpassed wicking performance on nylon.
It took us dozens of tries to get it exactly right, but when we did, we were left with a finish for nylon that has wicking performance and durability unsurpassed by any other in the industry.
June
27,
2018
The Resurgence of the US Textile Industry
The US Textile Industry is making a comeback. After decades that have seen companies merge with competitors just to stay alive, or in the worst case, close their doors for good, US textile manufacturers have customers that are bringing programs back from Asia for domestic production.