Printing process of polyester-cotton blended fabric
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Printing process of polyester-cotton blended fabric

Printing process of polyester-cotton blended fabric: Introduction: In this method, two fibers are blended (polyester + cotton) to make cloth. Disperse dye (for polyester) and reactive dye (for cotton) are commonly used for printing such fabrics. Dispersal or duranol dye is commonly used for polyester and Procion dye for cotton. https://bdfabric.com/polyester-fabric-printing-by-disperse-dyes/ Printing process of polyester-cotton…

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Polyester fabric printing by disperse dyes

Polyester fabric printing by disperse dyes: Introduction: Disperses are best for printing on fabrics made of polyester fiber. If the polyester cloth is printed without this dye, all those dyes do not have any washing fastness. When printing polyester fabrics with dispersed dyes such as dispersal and duranol etc., the dye-fixing or development method is…

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Application of optical brightening agent on cotton

Application of optical brightening agent on cotton: Optical brightening g agents are easily soluble in water. These can be applied to fabrics just like the dyeing process. That is why they are called colorless dyeing. A special type of finishing process that uses brightening agents to whiten textiles and fabrics is called whitening. The use…

Cotton printing by discharge and resist style
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Cotton printing by discharge and resist style

Cotton printing by discharge and resist style: Discharge style printing: In this style, reactive dye discharges the dye from the dyed fabric according to the specific design to create a printing effect on the fabric, which is done by using a reducing agent. Some Procion dyes can be discharged to create a white (white discharge)…

What are the different thickening agents
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What are the different thickening agents

What are the different thickening agents: The following are some of the important thickens used in the textile industry: 1. Starches 2. Gum tragacanth 3. Gum Arabic 4. Sodium alginate 5. Lamitex 6. British gum or dextrins 7. Carboxymethyl cellulose 8. Methylcellulose 9. Emulsion thickener 1. Starches: Starch is a polymer of high molecular weight…

Wool fabric printing by reactive dye
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Wool fabric printing by reactive dye

Wool fabric printing by reactive dye: Introduction: Wool natural protein fiber, which is derived from animals. All impurities in the wool are removed by the scouring and bleaching process before printing. Chlorination is done to prevent shrinkage of wool and to increase the absorption capacity of dyestuff. Wool is very sensitive to alkali, so any…