Top 10 IR Dyeing Machine Manufactures in 2025

As an advanced dyeing equipment, infrared dyeing machine (IR Dyeing Machine) has gradually become an important choice for the textile industry. By using infrared radiation technology, fabrics can be heated and dyed quickly and evenly. Not only does it greatly shorten the dyeing time, but it also significantly reduces water and energy consumption, which meets the requirements of modern industry for sustainable development.

At present, there are many well-known companies around the world focusing on the research and development and manufacturing of infrared dyeing machines. This article will give you a detailed introduction to the strengths of these leading companies and their product parameters, helping you better understand the latest technical dynamics and market trends of infrared dyeing machines.

1.  Benninger AG

Benninger AG is a Swiss company that has been a leading partner to the global textile industry for 160 years with subsidiaries and service organizations around the world. They are founded in Uzwil, Switzerland in 1859. They mainly develop and produce machines and systems for textile finishing and tire cord production, but also have a presence in IR dyeing machine. The following are the detailed parameters of their IRD-IV Infrared laboratory dyeing machine:
  • Dimensions (W x D x H): 810 x 650 x 910 mm
  • Machine weight: 120 kg
  • Power consumption: 2.5 to 3.5 kW
  • Heating power: 3 kW
  • Voltage: 400 V, 50 or 60 Hz
  • Max. ambient temperature: 40 °C

2.  FYI

Hefei Fanyuan Instrument Co., Ltd. (FYI) has been focusing on R&D, manufacturing and marketing since 2005, with products sold to more than 40 countries and agents in more than 20 countries. The company produces its own infrared dyeing machines and continues to grow with a good reputation.
FYI is one of the most popular professional manufacturers, and its infrared dyeing machines have won recognition for their versatility and performance. In terms of quality, the company’s machines are the most competitive and customer satisfaction is high. The following are their infrared dyeing machine parameters:
  • Beaker capacity：300ml
  • Liquor ratio：Min. 1:5
  • Rotation speed：0~50r/min, adjustable
  • Temperature range：RT~135℃
  • Heat transmission：IR heating
  • Cool fan power：200W
  • Drive motor power：370W

3.  Roaches International

Roaches International is a UK-based manufacturer of textile manufacturing and quality control equipment, renowned worldwide for its suite of laboratory dyeing and testing equipment. They are one of the world leaders in infrared dyeing technology and are recognized as the model of choice by all major dye and auxiliary chemical suppliers.
  • Length: 620mm
  • Depth: 580mm
  • Height: 810mm
  • Unit Weight: ~90kg (excluding tubes)
  • Frequency: 50/60Hz，Single Phase
  • Voltage: 230V
From Switzerland’s Benninger AG to China’s Hefei Fangyuan Instruments (FYI) and the UK’s Roaches International, these leading companies have promoted the continuous advancement of infrared dyeing technology with their advanced technology and rich industry experience. The other 7 IR dyeing machine manufacturer can be found here.

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