Industry

Textile Processing and Dyeing

For dyeing, bleaching, printing, compacting and finishing units in Tiruppur, Erode and Karur.

Most work on fabric that belongs to someone else, for a rate per kilogram.
The rate has to cover dyes, steam, water, effluent treatment and the batches that come back for reprocessing.

Where money usually leaks

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A dark shade uses several times the dye and more water and time than a light one. One average rate hides the difference.Treating and recovering water is a large, steady cost, whether the unit runs its own plant or shares a common one.A batch dyed twice earns once.Fabric worth far more than the processing charge passes through the unit every day.

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What we check for you

We cost each kilogram by shade and process: dyes and chemicals from the recipe, steam, water, power and machine time.
We build a rate card from that cost.
We work out effluent treatment cost per kilogram, and check common-plant charges against use.
We track reprocessing and rejections by shade, machine and customer.
We keep job-work records by customer: fabric received, processed, returned and still held, and process loss against the agreed allowance.
We work out the GST credit position, and the records job work needs.

The rules for this industry, in detail →

Our promise

We work from your own records, and we show you how each figure was worked out.