SKY HEMMAY PVT.LTD.

Prabhadevi, Mumbai, Maharashtra

AZO free dyes usedT.B.T. under tolerance levelFormaldehyde FreeSuitable for rotary, flexo, hot-stamp, ink-jet, flatbed sublimation and thermal printing.Available in single and double faceAvailable in a variety of colorsColour fastness comparable to international StandardsAvailable in self adhesive formWidth Range: 10 mm to 70 mm

AZO free dyes usedT.B.T. under tolerance levelFormaldehyde FreeSuitable for rotary, flexo, hot-stamp, ink-jet, flatbed sublimation and thermal printing.Available in single and double faceAvailable in a variety of colorsColour fastness comparable to international StandardsAvailable in self adhesive formWidth Range: 10 mm to 70 mmBelow find the specification

Organic Cotton is grown using methods and materials that have a low impact on the environment. Organic productions systems replenish and maintain soil fertility, reduce the use of toxic and persistent pesticides and fertilizers, built biologically diverse agriculture.

Cotton batting has been the mattress fill of choice for decades. With purity and comfort, certified organic and natural cottons take the next step forward.Cotton, the most widely used textile in the world, is grown in over 60 countries and covers almost 5% of all land cultivated. However, as competition grows and people expect to buy clothes for less money, cotton farming has become a riskier business.

AZO free dyes usedT.B.T. under tolerance levelFormaldehyde FreeSuitable for rotary, flexo, hot-stamp, ink-jet and flatbedprinting.Available in single and double faceColor fastness comparable to international StandardsAvailable in self adhesive formWidth Range: 10 mm to 70 mmAlso suitable for Garment Accessories.Special design Weave TapeSpecial design in Weave and Edge.

Collecting post-consumer PET. (Nowadays, the majority of European cities have set into place a collection scheme to recover recyclable items, amongst which PET bottles. Often, the scheme requests citizens to dispose of recyclables into specific bags that are then collected separately from the rest of the household waste.)2. The bags containing recyclables are sent to a sorting plant where materials are separated according to their nature.3. Recovered PET bottles are then punctured and baled (compacted in a bundle) and are sent to the reclaimers.4. The reclaimer first de-bales the bundles and, to make sure its final product will be as pure as possible, sorts the bottles once again.5. The bottles are then pre-washed and are shredded into flakes. 6. The flakes, easier to wash than a flattened bottle, are then thoroughly cleaned with water and detergents resulting in a perfectly clean flake, to ensure the purest possible final product.7. Flakes are then dried and stocked before being sold. 8. It is when the flakes are sold that the actual recycling sets into action: the flakes, the raw material, are melted then manufactured into a new product.

PolyEthylene Terephthalate or PET is a strong, but lightweight form of clear polyester, often used to make containers.One of the striking features of the material is its recyclability. Post-consumer containers are collected from households and processed to make raw material for new applications. How PET is Recycled PET is recycled through mechanical recycling. During mechanical recycling recovered bottles are shredded into flakes. Flakes are subsequently washed and are ready to be used as such or blended with virgin polymer.It is also possible to break up the polymer molecule into its main raw materials. The final products from this process can be used to manufacture new PET.