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Washing

& Bleaching 

Advanced continuous systems for rope washing, printed fabrics, open-width washing, pad-steam bleaching and optical whitening.

Pluvia washing technology

Simple. Smart. Efficient.

Six platforms

Washing, bleaching and whitening solutions

Rope + open-width

Architectures matched to the fabric

Compact + modular

Configured around the process and plant

Connected control

Water, chemistry, temperature and production data

The process challenge

Wash effectively without wasting resources—or compromising the fabric.

Washing performance depends on the right combination of water contact, mechanical action, dwell time, temperature, chemistry, nipping and fabric transport.

The best architecture changes with the substrate and the process objective. Navis works with customers to define the application and integrate the appropriate Pluvia platform into the larger production process.

Technology portfolio

One partner. Six focused platforms.

Pluvia’s washing and pretreatment portfolio spans dyed, printed and open-width fabrics as well as continuous bleaching and optical whitening.

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Rope fabric washing

Circum Dye

High-efficiency washing after dyeing for knitted and woven fabrics, engineered to support capacity, fastness and resource objectives.

Printed fabric washing

Circum Print

Controlled rope washing for rotary- and digitally printed cellulosic or synthetic fabrics.

Open-width drum washing

Maxime Drum

Crease-conscious open-width washing with controlled tension and high mechanical washing action.

Open-width relax washing

Maxime Relax

A flexible open-width platform for fabric preparation, washing and relaxation across broad constructions.

Pad-steam bleaching

Pura Bleaching

A compact continuous line integrating preparation, impregnation, steaming, washing and neutralization.

Optical whitening

Pura Optical

A stand-alone open-width platform for controlled optical-brightener application and consistent whiteness.

Application-first engineering

More washing performance. Less process waste.

The equipment is selected around the fabric, chemistry, production objective and required downstream result.

Resource efficiency

Process configurations designed to reduce water, steam, chemical and energy demand.

Production capacity

Continuous, compact platforms that help remove washing bottlenecks and improve throughput.

Fabric quality

Controlled contact, dwell time, nipping and tension help protect appearance and dimensional quality.

Process flexibility

Rope, printed and open-width fabrics can be matched to the appropriate washing architecture.

Repeatable control

Water, chemistry, temperature and production data are coordinated for consistent operation.

Modular engineering

Equipment can be configured around the fabric, process sequence, utilities and available floor space.

Applications

From after-dye washing to continuous pretreatment.

Rope fabric washing

Printed fabric washing

Open-width knits

Open-width wovens

Pad-steam bleaching

Optical whitening

Process engineering

Every stage works toward the finished result.

Pluvia platforms coordinate the critical variables that determine washing efficiency and fabric quality.

Water contact

Multi-stage nozzle and water-tube concepts

Fabric transport

Controlled nipping, transfer and tension

Process dosing

Water, chemistry and temperature management

Operating insight

Production and productivity records

Technology partner

Technology by Pluvia. Application support by Navis.

Navis helps customers evaluate the material and process, develop the system concept, coordinate integration and support the equipment throughout its lifecycle—while Pluvia provides the specialized washing and pretreatment platform.

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Discuss your application

What are you washing—and what needs to improve?

Share your fabric, process stage, production target and current resource or quality challenge. We’ll connect you with the right washing-technology specialists.

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