Dye Resistant Printing Technology of Cellulose Fiber Knitted Fabric
A cellulose fiber and printing process technology, applied in the field of textile printing and dyeing, can solve the problems of long dyeing time, difficult to achieve pattern fineness, shallow depth, etc., and achieve the effect of good fineness and excellent anti-white effect.
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[0022] This embodiment is the anti-dye printing process of cotton / spandex (95 / 5) twill, as follows:
[0023] ①Prepare 15g of sulfenic acid derivatives, 30g of fluorine-free water repellent Phobol RSH, 15g of polyethylene glycol binder and 40g of water to make a stain resist.
[0024] Get 20g of the above self-made anti-staining agent and 5g hydroxypropyl guar gum paste, 2g anionic penetrant sodium dodecylbenzenesulfonate, 0.5g non-silicon defoamer H-2300 and 72.5g water to prepare anti-staining agent Dyeing slurry.
[0025] ②Use gravure printing to print the resist slurry in step ① on cotton / spandex (95 / 5) twill fabric and dry it. The intaglio used is engraved with a Scottish pattern.
[0026] ③The cotton / spandex (95 / 5) twill fabric printed in step ② is dyed in the overflow tank according to the conventional dyeing process of reactive dyes, and black reactive dyes are used for dyeing. Yarn-dyed effect black and white Scotch pattern printed products, see the results figure ...
Embodiment 2)
[0028] This embodiment is basically the same as Embodiment 1, the difference is:
[0029] The denim pattern is engraved on the intaglio plate used in step ②, and the indigo blue reactive dye is used for dyeing in step ③, and finally a printed product with a denim-like pattern is obtained. The results are shown in figure 2 .
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