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Guangdong Innovative Fine Chemical Co., Ltd., founded in 1996, is a professional high-tech company with R&D, manufacturing, sales and service in the textile and dyeing auxiliaries industry. It provides pre-treatment, dyeing & printing and finishing auxiliaries to customers from the domestic market, South and Southeast Asia. The company is located in Shantou, Guangdong Province of China covers an area of about 40 acres and is the leading textile auxiliaries supplier in China. The second manufacturing base covering an area of about 40 acres in the Fine Industry Park of, Sihui City was established in order to provide customers with better service. Hydrophobic Softener , Yarn Hydrophilic Agent , Dyeing Bath Softener , Wastewater treatment agent is used for the treatment of sewage.
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Features & Benefits

  1. Contains no APEO or formaldehyde, etc. Fits environmental protection requirements.
  2. Prevents white color or light color nylon fabrics yellowing due to BHT in storage and transportation process.
  3. Not influence color shade.
  4. Can be used together with whitening agent in same bath.
  5. Easy for using.

 

Typical Properties

Appearance: Light yellow liquid
Ionicity: Anionic
pH value: 7.0±1.0 (1% aqueous solution)
Solubility: Soluble in water
Content: 28%
Application: Nylon

 

Package

120kg plastic barrel, IBC tank & customized package available for selection

 

 

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Classification of finishes

The finishing processes may be broadly classified into two groups:

(a) Physical or mechanical

(b) Chemical.

The physical or mechanical processes encompass simple processes like drying on a steam-heated cylinder to various type of calenders, raising for soft effects on the surface of the fabric and breaking the finishing of filled goods for comfortable feel.

Most of the mechanical finishes are known from ancient times and few changes have occurred in their method of operations. Some physical properties, such as dimensional stability, can be improved with chemical finishing.

Mechanical finishing or ‘dry finishing’ uses mainly physical (especially mechanical) means to change fabric properties and usually alters the fabric’s appearance as well. The mechanical finishes include calendering, emerizing, compressive shrink[1]age, raising, brushing and shearing or cropping. The mechanical finishes for wool fabrics are milling, pressing and setting with crabbing and decatising. Mechanical finishing also encompasses thermal processes such as heat setting (i.e., thermal finishing). Mechanical finishing is considered a dry operation even though moisture and chemicals are often needed to successfully process the fabric.

Chemical finishing or ‘wet finishing’ involves the addition of chemicals to textiles to achieve a desired result. In chemical finishing, water is used as the medium for applying the chemicals. Heat is used to drive off the water and to activate the chemicals. The chemical methods have changed with time remarkably, and the newer finishes have been developed continually. Many chemical methods are combined with mechanical methods, such as calendering, to improve the effect. Typically, the appearance of the textile is unchanged after chemical finishing.

Some finishes combine mechanical processes along with the application of chemicals. Some mechanical finishes need an application of chemicals; for example, milling agents are needed for the full process or reductive and fixation agents for shrink proofing wool fabrics. On the other hand, chemical finishing is impossible without mechanical assistance, such as fabric transport and product application. The assignment to mechanical or chemical finishing depends on the circumstance; that is, whether the major component of the fabric’s improvement step is more mechanical or chemical. Mechanical devices are used in both categories; the major distinction between the two is what caused the desired fabric change, the chemical or the machine?

Another method of classification is to classify finishes as temporary and permanent finishes. In fact, no finish stands permanently till the material is serviceable; hence a more accurate classification would be temporary or durable.

Some of the temporary finishes are:

(a) Mechanical: calender, schreinering, embossing, glazing, breaking, stretching, etc.

(b) Filling: starch, china clay and other mineral fillers

(c) Surface application: oil, different softeners and other finishing agents.

Some of the durable finishes are:

(a) Mechanical: compressive shrinkage, milling of wool, raising and cutting processes, perma[1]nent setting, etc.

(b) Deposition: synthetic resins—both internal and external, rubber latex, laminating, etc.

(c) Chemical: mercerisation, perchmentising, cross-linking agents, water repellent finish, fire-resistant and fireproofing finishes, shrink proofing of wool, etc.

It should be noted that any such classification is arbitrary. Accurate classification is difficult because durability depends on several factors. Durability can be varied, and it is not possible to draw any borderline between temporary and durable finishes.

Finishing processes are so varied that it is difficult to classify them. For cot[1]ton, several finishing processes are used widely, but they are so varied in technique that it is difficult to group them together. For many years, the dispersion processes, namely mercerisation and perchmentisation, were the only permanent finishes on cotton, and they still remain of great importance today. The common chemicals used in these finishes are caustic soda and sulphuric acid, respectively, in a moderately concentrated form.


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    5 Stars By Elsie from Oman - 2017.10.25 15:53
    The after-sale warranty service is timely and thoughtful, encounter problems can be resolved very quickly, we feel reliable and secure.
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