Nov 21, 2012 09:04
11 yrs ago
French term

tête-queue

French to English Tech/Engineering Textiles / Clothing / Fashion quality standards
From the same text (indeed sentence) as my previous question, an agreement on clothing quality standards:

Le fournisseur s’engage à ce que la marchandise ne présente aucun mal uni, rive-centre et tête-queue c’est-à-dire : aucune différence de coloris ne doit être visible à l’œil.

I'm also stuck for "rive-centre " - see previous question.

Any suggestions very welcome.

Thanks in advance...

Discussion

Roy vd Heijden Nov 21, 2012:
tête-queue queutage (tailing) ?

Cf. : « écart de nuance de teinture entre le début [tête ?] et la fin [queue ?] de la pièce »
(voir réf.)
ormiston Nov 21, 2012:
might help To google fabric colour matching equipment

Proposed translations

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top-to-bottom

Seems logical if 'rive-centre' is 'edge-to-centre' (in your previous question)
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2 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Still uncertain as to the correct translation, but this seems like a good option. Many thanks to everyone who answered/commented."
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vertically

And rive-centre would be "horizontally"
Peer comment(s):

neutral Catharine Cellier-Smart : not saying you're wrong, but can you explain how that would work here? I can't see how // you mean in the dying process? not very clear.
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There can be no color variations neither vertically or horizontally./No, I think this is the sewing process - the tailors are supposed to make sure that the pieces they cut are uniform in color so that they match when sewn together.
neutral kashew : Very interesting and logical - any examples available?
9 mins
There may very well be terms in tailoring jargon that mean this.
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20 hrs

tailing

Cf.:

« En général, les colorants à faible affinité sont préférables dans la teinture à la continu afin d'empêcher les risques de queutage ("tailing": écart de nuance de teinture entre le début et la fin de la pièce attribuable à l'épuisement non désiré de la solution de foulardage) et faciliter le lavage du colorant non fixé. »
(http://www.ineris.fr/ippc/sites/default/interactive/bref_tex...

“In general, dyes with low affinity are favoured in continuous dyeing to prevent tailing (attributable to undesirable exhaustion of the padding solution) and to make washing-off of the unfixed dye easier.”
(http://www.ineris.fr/ippc/sites/default/interactive/bref_tex...


“What are right practices of Continuous and Semi Continuous process of woven cotton fabric, from preparation to reactive dyeing? What are reasons for the following problems and how they can be taken care of?

Problems:

1. Tailing
2. C/S variation (Center to selvedge)
3. Back to Face variation
4. Lot to Lot variation
5. Specks and spots in dyeing.”

“Possible Faults that may occur during the above process and check points/rectification:

1. Tailing: The Alkalinity in the mercerized fabric would be un-uniform ranging from 0.25 to 1 and above gram/liter due to inefficient recuperation. That means more and more alkalinity would be carried over on the mercerized cloth and that can be checked in lab by titration. Any variation in the alkalinity of the mercerized fabric can show up through the length by the dye affinity difference and that is tailing.
a. Check Point:
i. Alkalinity of the mercerized cloth has to be quantitatively checked in the lab at intervals of 500 meters. It must be uniform.

2. C/S Variation – may arise due to
a. Desizing – Expression of the squeezing mangle is to be checked at frequent intervals.
b. Caustic Impregnation - Expression of the squeezing mangle is to be checked at frequent intervals.
c. Peroxide Bleaching:
i. Steam Pressure
ii. Steam Temperature
iii. Time duration of the steaming are to be controlled.
ii. Mercerising – Impregnation Mangle expression has to be checked.
1. Recuperator Efficiency has to be checked at every 1000 meters.
2. Final Alkalinity of the mercerized fabric should be less than 0.25 g/l of caustic.
3. Soaper washing – Acid for neutralization should be prepared in volume and should be fed in to the neutralization tank continuously.
4. To counter check, the fabric absorbency may be checked in the center and the two selvedges at regular intervals.”
(http://www.thesmarttime.com/faq/continuous-dyeing.htm)
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Reference comments

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Reference:

Rive-centre, tête-queue

« Visite et conditionnement :

Avant conditionnement, une visite est effectuée sur chaque bain de teinture en respectant vos cahiers des charges :

- Conformité du coloris et du toucher
- Suivi entre chaque livraison
- Stabilité
- Dégorgement
- Rive-centre, tête-queue »
(http://tdt.fr.pagesperso-orange.fr/tdt_page4.html)


« Toutes les pièces sont systématiquement contrôlées avant expédition ( dégradé ; rive à rive ; rive centre ).
Le suivi coloristique est particulièrement soigné avec la conservation et la comparaison de l’historique de chaque passe et à chaque stade de fabrication ( au blanchiment ; à la teinture ; à l’apprêt …) »
(http://www.barbry-textile.com/service.htm)


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Note added at 3 uren (2012-11-21 12:38:06 GMT)
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NB : « rive à rive ; rive centre »

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Note added at 9 uren (2012-11-21 18:09:19 GMT)
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Queutage / tailing :

« En général, les colorants à faible affinité sont préférables dans la teinture à la continu afin d'empêcher les risques de queutage ("tailing": écart de nuance de teinture entre le début et la fin de la pièce attribuable à l'épuisement non désiré de la solution de foulardage) et faciliter le lavage du colorant non fixé. »
(http://www.ineris.fr/ippc/sites/default/interactive/bref_tex...

“In general, dyes with low affinity are favoured in continuous dyeing to prevent tailing (attributable to undesirable exhaustion of the padding solution) and to make washing-off of the unfixed dye easier.”
(http://www.ineris.fr/ippc/sites/default/interactive/bref_tex...
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