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Scouring Agent for Natural Silk Fabric
In addition to fibroin, natural silk also contains other components, as sericin, etc. And in the manufacturing process, there is also a silk damping process, in which the spinning oil, as emulsified white oil, mineral oil and emulsified paraffin, etc. are added. Therefore, natural silk fabric s...Read more -
Do you know about polyester-cotton blended fabrics?
Polyester-cotton blended fabric is a variety developed in China in the early 1960s. This fiber is stiff, smooth, fast drying and wear resistant. It is popular among most consumers. Polyester-cotton fabric refers to the blended fabric of polyester fiber and cotton fiber, which not only highlights...Read more -
Common Problems in Cotton Fabric Dyeing: The Causes and Solution of Dyeing Defects
In the fabric dyeing process, uneven color is a common defect. And dyeing defect is a general problem. Reason One: Pretreatment is not clean Solution: Adjust the pretreatment process to ensure that the pretreatment is even, clean and thorough. Choose and use excellent performance wetting agents...Read more -
Surfactant Softener
1.Cationic Softener Because most fibers themselves have a negative charge, softeners made of cationic surfactants can be well adsorbed on fiber surfaces, which effectively decreases the fiber surface tension and the friction between fiber static electricity and fiber and causes fibers to stretch ...Read more -
Why does the fabric turn yellow? How to prevent it?
Causes of clothing yellowing 1.Photo yellowing Photo yellowing refers to the yellowing of the surface of textile clothing caused by molecular oxidation cracking reaction due to sunlight or ultraviolet light. Photo yellowing is most common in light color clothing, bleaching fabrics and whitening ...Read more -
Application of Silicone Oil in Textile
Textile fiber materials are usually rough and hard after weaving. And the processing performance, wearing comfort and various performances of garments are all relatively bad. So it needs to have surface modification on fabrics to impart fabrics excellent soft, smooth, dry, elastic, anti-wrinkling...Read more -
The Principle of Softening Finishing
The so-called soft and comfortable handle of textiles is a subjective feeling obtained by touching the fabrics with your fingers. When people touch the fabrics, their fingers slide and rub between the fibers, the textile hand feeling and softness have a certain relationship with the coefficient o...Read more -
Property and Application of Commonly Used Printing and Dyeing Auxiliary
HA (Detergent Agent) It is a non-ionic active agent and is a sulfate compound. It has strong penetrating effect. NaOH (Caustic Soda) The scientific name is sodium hydroxide. It has strong hygroscopy. It can easily absorb carbon dioxide into sodium carbonate in humid air. And it can dissolve vario...Read more -
The Operational Principle of Scouring Agent
Scouring process is a complicated physicochemical process, including the functions of penetrating, emulsifying, dispersing, washing and chelating, etc. The basic functions of the scouring agent in the scouring process mainly include the following aspects. 1.Wetting and penetrating. Penetrating i...Read more -
Types of Silicone Oil for Textile Auxiliaries
Because of the excellent structural performance of organic silicone oil, it is widely applied in the textile softening finishing. Its main varieties are: the first generation hydroxyl silicone oil and hydrogen silicone oil, the second generation amino silicone oil, to th...Read more -
Silicone Softener
Silicone softener is a compound of organic polysiloxane and polymer which is suitable for soft finishing of natural fibers such as cotton, hemp, silk, wool and human hair. It also deals with polyester, nylon and other synthetic fibers. Silicone softeners are macromolecul...Read more -
The Characteristics of Methyl Silicone Oil
What Is Methyl Silicone Oil? Generally, methyl silicone oil is colorless, tasteless, non-toxic and non-volatile liquid. It is insoluble in water, methanol or ethylene glycol. It can be intersoluble with benzene, dimethyl ether, carbon tetrachloride or kerosene. It is sli...Read more
