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Understand the science, materials and technologies driving today's textile and chemical manufacturing industries.
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Post-Graduate Certificate Programme inTextiles, Auxiliaries & Dyes Manufacturing
Five days at ICT Mumbai exploring textile fibres, processing, colourants, printing, finishing, quality and sustainable manufacturing through laboratory demonstrations and industry-led sessions.
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ICT MUMBAI CAMPUSTEXTILES · AUXILIARIES · DYESFIVE-DAY PROGRAMME ARCHIVE
THE PROGRAMME
Where Textile Science Meets Industry
A five-day, face-to-face immersion at ICT Mumbai for professionals in textile manufacturing, auxiliaries and colorants. The programme connected technical fundamentals with laboratory demonstrations and lessons from industry leaders.
The published curriculum moved from natural and man-made fibres and preparation techniques through textile auxiliaries, dyes and pigments, printing, finishing and quality control. The final day examined sustainability and emerging technologies, with hands-on demonstrations and industry-leader sessions throughout the week.
SCHOOL OF MANUFACTURINGLearning for industrial transformation
THE PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE
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Programme Days
An intensive learning experience
0230
Learning Hours
Focused academic and technical sessions
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Resource Persons
Industry and academic expertise
04ICT
Mumbai Campus
Learning in an academic environment
THE VALUE OF LEARNING
An Experience Beyond the Classroom
A carefully structured learning experience designed to connect technical understanding with practical manufacturing perspectives.
Expert-Led Learning
Learn from experienced academic professionals, technical specialists and industry practitioners.
Laboratory Exposure
Connect theoretical concepts with practical demonstrations, testing methods and process applications.
Manufacturing Perspective
Explore the relationship between raw materials, processing parameters, product performance and quality.
Cross-Functional Insights
Build an understanding of the interconnected textile value chain, from fibre preparation to finishing.
Academic Excellence
Experience a learning environment supported by the academic expertise and institutional ecosystem of ICT Mumbai.
HOW THE PROGRAMME WAS DELIVERED
Classroom, Laboratory and Industry
Each day combined academic teaching at ICT Mumbai with practical demonstrations and perspectives from leaders in textiles, auxiliaries and dyes.
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Face-to-Face Sessions
Expert-led classroom teaching at ICT Mumbai on fibres, preparation, auxiliaries, dyes, pigments, printing and finishing.
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Laboratory Demonstrations
Practical demonstrations that connected each technical topic with testing methods and process applications.
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Lessons from Industry Leaders
Sessions with leaders from the textile, auxiliary and colorant industries sharing real manufacturing experience.
VENUE
Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai
DURATION
5 consecutive days · 30 learning hours
AREAS OF EXPLORATION
Explore the Curriculum
From fibre identification and dyeing demonstrations to printing methods, quality systems and emerging technologies.
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Fibres & Preparation
Natural and man-made fibres, high-performance materials, fibre identification and pre-treatment.
The curriculum covered cotton, polyester, nylon and viscose; microscopy, solubility and burn tests; and desizing, scouring and bleaching.EXPLORE THE DISCIPLINE
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Auxiliaries & Colourants
Auxiliaries across pre-treatment, dye baths and finishing, alongside dyes, pigments and functional colorants.
Sessions explored auxiliary types, colorant chemistry, dye–fibre interactions and hands-on dyeing with jigger, padding mangle and jet-dyeing equipment.EXPLORE THE DISCIPLINE
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Printing & Finishing
Printing styles and methods, paste preparation, fastness testing and functional finishes.
The agenda included direct, discharge and resist printing; block, screen and digital methods; softening, stiffening, wrinkle resistance and functional finishes.EXPLORE THE DISCIPLINE
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Quality & Future Trends
Quality control, sustainability and emerging textile-processing technologies.
The final modules covered laboratory methods and standards, water and energy conservation, waste management, enzyme treatments and plasma processing.EXPLORE THE DISCIPLINE
THE PUBLISHED CURRICULUM · ICT MUMBAI
The Five-Day Programme
Follow the published sequence of fibre science, auxiliaries, printing, finishing, quality, sustainability and industry sessions.
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DAY 01
Textile Fibres & Preparation
Fibre fundamentals and preparation techniquesStart with natural and synthetic fibre families, then move into identification methods and the preparation processes used before coloration.
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Natural & synthetic fibres
Overview of cotton, polyester, nylon and viscose, alongside high-performance functional fibres.
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Fibre identification
Microscopy, solubility and burn tests for distinguishing textile fibres.
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Pre-treatment processes
Desizing, scouring and bleaching before downstream textile processing.
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Hands-on fabric preparation
Practical demonstration of fabric preparation techniques.
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Indian textile industry & clusters
Industry-leader session on the Indian textile industry and its clusters.
KEY LEARNING OUTCOME
Recognise major fibre types and connect identification and preparation methods to textile processing.
THE PROGRAMME IN PICTURES
Inside the ICT Mumbai Immersion
Original photographs from the five-day Textile Manufacturing programme, brought together in an automatically advancing carousel.
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THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE KNOWLEDGE
Meet the Resource Persons
The programme brought together academic and industry expertise to share technical knowledge and practical perspectives.
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RESOURCE PERSON
Prof. A. B. Pandit
Vice Chancellor, UGC Professor, Chemical Engineering
Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT)
RESOURCE PERSON
Mr. Anjani Prasad
Global Senior President – Super Systems
Archroma
RESOURCE PERSON
Mr. Edward Menezes
Director
Rossari Biotech Limited
RESOURCE PERSON
Prof. Ganapati Shankarling
Head of Department – Speciality Chemicals Technology
Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT)
RESOURCE PERSON
Dr. Gurudas Aras
Independent Director
Rossari Biotech Limited
RESOURCE PERSON
Dr. G. V. G. Rao
President
Atul Limited
RESOURCE PERSON
Dr. Hemant Joglekar
Training Coaching, Consultancy
Self-employed
RESOURCE PERSON
Mr. Jayant Khera
Vice President – South Asia
DyStar India Limited
FROM FIBRE TO FINISH
The Textile Value Chain, Covered End to End
Over five days the curriculum moved from natural and man-made fibres and preparation, through textile auxiliaries, dyes and pigments, to printing, finishing and quality control — closing with sustainability and emerging technologies.
The programme connected textile fibres and preparation with auxiliaries, dyes and pigments, printing, finishing, and quality control—grounding each subject in academic teaching, laboratory demonstrations, and industry perspectives.
A certificate of participation was awarded to eligible participants by the Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai, and Mentogram.ICTMUMBAI
ICT MUMBAI · SCHOOL OF MANUFACTURING · MENTOGRAM
Five Days at ICT Mumbai, from Fibre to Finish
The Textile Programme brought together ICT Mumbai faculty and industry leaders with professionals across textiles, auxiliaries and dyes — linking classroom science, laboratory practice and real manufacturing experience.
Delivered at the Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai, by School of Manufacturing in association with Mentogram.Explore current programmes