- Transforming the country’s textile production centers into automated, digital and sustainable Laundry5.Zero plants that reduce costs and simplify processes without sacrificing product quality.
- Circular and zero-discharge industry is boosted through the integration of its technologies and its novel air-based garment aging process, without the use of water, chemicals or pumice stones.
- The company has been transforming the Bangladeshi textile industry for more than 20 years to position it as one of the most efficient and sustainable in the world.
At the Bangladesh Denim Expo Jeanologia reaffirms its commitment to the country’s denim industry to drive greater productivity, competitiveness and sustainability, reinforcing its leadership.
Jeanologia, a leading Spanish company in the development of eco-efficient technologies, will promote the growth of an efficient, water and discharge-free Bangladeshi textile industry at the Bangladesh Denim Expo from May 16th to 17th. (Booth 33)
The company reaffirms its commitment to the country to boost the productivity, competitiveness and sustainability of its denim industry and reinforce its global leadership.
Manuj Kanchan, Asia Area Manager at Jeanologia, has underlined the growth potential of the Bangladeshi textile industry – the second largest clothing supplier worldwide – which he highlights as “the factory of the world”.
“The textile sector is a critical pillar of the Bangladeshi economy. At Jeanologia, we want to continue to drive its growth and transformation through disruptive technologies that improve its manufacturing efficiency and contribute to implementing more sustainable and competitive processes,” said Kanchan.
An automated, digital and sustainable textile industry
During the event, Jeanologia will demonstrate how it is transforming textile production centers in Bangladesh into Laundry5.Zero plants that make authentic and fashionable products possible at the lowest possible cost, both economically and environmentally.
These are advanced plants based on automation, digitalization and sustainability that enable zero-discharge, circular production with the best cost-per-garment thanks to the integration of its technologies.
For Kanchan, Bangladesh must continue to invest in technology to ensure the long-term competitiveness, profitability and prosperity of its textile industry.
“With the combination of our laser technologies, together with our G2 ozone, e-Flow, DancingBox and H2Zero water recycling system, we guarantee 85% savings in water, as well as zero discharge and zero pollution in garment finishing,” he summarized.
He also mentioned other benefits of Laundry5.Zero, such as its cost-neutral application, time and expense reduction, and process simplification. They are also plants that allow production of the desired look in a scalable, agile and digital way, adapting to new market demands.
Atmos ushers in the era of Air in the Bangladeshi textile industry
During the show, Jeanologia will also unveil Atmos, its revolutionary garment aging process which naturally pulls off an authentic vintage look using only air from the atmosphere, without the need for water, chemicals or pumice stones.
A process that signals the beginning of the Air age in the garment finishing industry by replacing traditional water washers with air washers. A new milestone in the textile industry, leading the way towards zero discharge and circular fashion through air washing.
Thanks to the combination of G2 ozone technology and its INDRA patented system, Jeanologia succeeds in achieving perfect temperature and humidity control to wear and age garments with perfect reproducibility and in a more efficient, safe, and sustainable way.
With this process, the company continues to contribute to the transformation of the Bangladeshi textile industry to position it as one of the most efficient and sustainable in the world; a contribution which Jeanologia initiated over 20 years ago.
From its sales office in Bangladesh, made up of a multidisciplinary team of 20 people, Jeanologia works closely with the main jeans manufacturers in the country, providing consulting services and disruptive technology, as well as global technical service, support and training.
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