What is a laboratory dyer used for?

A lab dyer dyes small fabric or yarn samples to match shades before production, with the same temperature curve you plan to run on the machine.

What is the difference between TP and TP PLUS?

TP PLUS also measures and records the water temperature inside the dye pot directly, keeping pot-to-pot difference within 1 °C.

Supermat laboratory dyers for shade matching

SandoLab Supermat laboratory dyers by Copower: AP series and TP / TP PLUS for constant or rising temperature dyeing at low liquor ratios. Supplied in Pakistan by EH Automation Services.

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About SandoLab by Copower

SandoLab Supermat laboratory dyers by Copower Technology (Taiwan) are multi-purpose lab dyeing machines with a patented heat-conduction design and a precise dyeing temperature controller.

They suit constant-temperature and rising-temperature dyeing at high or low liquor ratios, with energy-saving, eco-friendly operation. Programs can hold 100 recipes of 20 steps each, and the machines are certified to ISO 9001:2015.

How the dyers work

Patented heat-conduction design
Precise dyeing temperature controller
Constant-temperature and rising-temperature dyeing
High or low liquor ratios
100 programs of 20 steps each
Certified to ISO 9001:2015

Supermat AP series

16Dye pots on the AP-82
1:5–1:20Liquor ratio
20–140 °CDyeing temperature

Each dye pot has its own heater and sensor. On TP PLUS the temperature difference between pots stays within 1 °C.

Products

SandoLab models

Supermat AP series
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Individually heated and monitored dye pots (AP-82 and AP-121)
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Supermat TP
02
Laboratory dyer for constant or rising temperature dyeing
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Supermat TP PLUS
03
TP with direct measurement of the water temperature inside the dye pot
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