jet dyeing is somewhat similar to beck dyeing; however, the fabric being dyed is circulated through the dyeing machine on a jet flow of the dye bath.
Fabric may be jet dyed by placing it in a heated tube or column where jets of dye solution are forced through it at pressure of up to 300 pounds per jet.
Dye is continually recirculated as the cloth is moved along the tube at speeds of up to 300 yards per minute. The fluid moves faster than the cloth so that the cloth floats through the tube without touching the walls.
This method is not only fast but also very through, and rope marks may be avoided.
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