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Ways of using SCOTDIC; course C example
(A practical example of The Kyoto Municipal Textile Research Institute, Japan)
| Super QR search for colors and their dye recipes |
| Color determination with SCOTDIC at retailer's |
| Color selection by clients in the SCOTDIC color charts, displayed on computer CRT |
| Overlapping the selected color and fabric |
| The next step is showing the client the overlapped view of the fabric of his/her choice and the color, one closest to life, on CRT. Compare the CRT-displayed color to the life sample with the use of SCOTDIC to see the degree of color difference. On the reception of an order, data is transferred to a dyeing factory through the Internet, for the following CCS or CCM stage to proceed. |
| Automatic dye recipe search on the determination of color and fabric |
| <CCS> Optimum dye recipes for colors used in the past have been installed in the computer database for use in quick search by color code numbers. This is called CCS (Computer Color Search). Dye recipe data found is transferred to automatic dye preparation units. <CCM> |
| Automatic dye preparation and dyeing |
Automatic color kitchen Autoler
After dye recipe determination, it is automatically prepared and dyeing starts. Printing thickeners are added to the prepared mixture in the case of printing.
"Time is money" is the key for SCM
Innacurate color communication will lead to considerable reduction in profits
SCOTDIC swiftly finds you trend colors or any colors you are looking for
How to swiftly work out dye/print recipes for selected SCOTDIC colors
Course C example
Ways of using SCOTDIC
