Chinlon villus flocking agent

Abstract

The invention relates to a chinlon villus flocking agent which is prepared from nano titanium dioxide, an aluminum-zirconium coupling agent, an anti-electrostatic agent, silica sol, sodium sulfate andwater. Chinlon villi treated with the flocking agent provided by the invention are good in conductivity, soft in hand feeling and good in dispersion and soaring property and are capable of both reflecting and scattering ultraviolet rays and absorbing the ultraviolet rays, so that very good partitioning properties to the ultraviolet rays can be achieved, yellowing and color change phenomena causedby the ultraviolet rays can be alleviated for the chinlon villi, and the chinlon villus flocking agent can be applied to the field of electrostatic flocking.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an electro-adhesive agent for down, in particular to an electro-adhesive agent for nylon down, which is used in the field of electrostatic flocking. Background technique [0002] Electrostatic flocking is a new technology that applies electrostatic technology to the textile industry. It is a technology that involves static electricity, physics, and chemistry. Its principle is to use static electricity to stick the fiber fluff upright and firmly to the ground tissue. The process includes flocking-baking-post-treatment, etc. The resulting fabric has a mild luster and a soft hand. Nylon has many excellent physical and mechanical properties, and is widely used in textile and other industrial fields. There are many amide groups in the molecular structure of nylon, and its heat resistance is poor. It is prone to yellowing, discoloration, and brittleness under light and heat. And other shortcomings, affecting the appearance quality ...

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Problems solved by technology

The existing electrophoresis treatment agent for nylon fluff can only meet the properties of conductivity, soaring, and dispersion required for electrostatic flocking, and has no protective effect on the yellowing of nylon fluff.

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