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The Department of Textile Engineering at Sonargaon University is committed to excellence in hands-on technical education. Our laboratories serve as the hub for innovation, where students apply complex thermodynamic, fluidic, and structural theories to real-world engineering challenges.
Hands-on training in dyeing, printing, and the physical, chemical, and color-fastness testing of textile materials against national and international standards.
HPHT lab dyeing machine, digital moisture and thickness meters, crock meter, and standard chemical testing glassware.
Physical, chemical, and color-fastness testing of textile materials.
Practical training in yarn manufacturing, from carding through to cone winding, with a focus on yarn quality and performance.
Carding machine, drawing frame, ring frame, and cone winding machine.
Yarn quality, performance testing, and the complete spinning process.
Weaving and knitting facilities for hands-on fabric structure, design, and property analysis.
Circular knitting machine (single jersey) and a semi-automatic power loom.
Fabric properties, performance, and manufacturing processes.
Industrial garment construction and production training, from pattern to finished piece.
Lock-stitch, chain-stitch, and overlock machines, plus bar tack, button-hole, and industrial ironing equipment.
Garment construction, pattern-to-product workflow, and industrial production skills.
Bridges theoretical concepts with industrial practice through textile finishing operations and chemical/mechanical treatment evaluation.
Hydro extractor, washing machine, and dryer.
Finishing operations and the effects of chemical and mechanical treatment on textiles.
Hands-on experience with textile printing techniques and colour application, complementing the department's dyeing and finishing curriculum.
Screen frames, squeezers, and digital electric balances.
Printing technique and colour application on textile substrates.
Practical training in Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and digital technologies used in the textile and apparel industry.
Industry-standard CAD software including Lectra Modaris.
Pattern design, grading, marker planning, and Industry 4.0 digital competencies.
Access to machinery used in modern manufacturing and power plants.
All labs are managed by expert technicians ensuring a secure learning environment.
Facilities support senior design projects (Capstone) and faculty-led research in renewable energy and robotics.