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High-permeability thermal transfer printing napped fabric processing method

A technology of thermal transfer printing and printing plush blank, which is applied in the field of printing and dyeing to achieve the effect of saving dye resources, good printing and dyeing effect, and avoiding whitening

Inactive Publication Date: 2019-08-13
江苏康尼纺织品有限公司
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[0004] In order to solve the above problems, the present invention discloses a processing method for high-permeability thermal transfer printing plush fabrics, the purpose of which is to solve how to choose a processing method for thermal transfer printing plush Heavy plush fabrics also have rich layers, photo effects in various colors, strong three-dimensional effect, simple and reasonable production process, environmentally friendly production, and no pollution to the natural environment.

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[0029] Example 1: The processing method of a high-permeability thermal transfer printing plush fabric provided by the present invention will now be described. The processing method includes the following steps:

[0030] White blank carding→white blank burnishing→predetermined shape→printing→over water softening→drying→puffing→grooming→shearing→finished product ironing and ironing→air washing (polarizing)→finished product shaping, among which:

[0031] The specific operation of the printing is: arranging the predetermined white grey fabric and transfer paper on a high-permeability thermal transfer printing machine, and performing thermal transfer printing to obtain a high-permeability thermal transfer printed plush grey fabric; adopting high-permeability thermal transfer The printing machine performs heat transfer on plush fabrics, which can not only be applied to low-weight polyester plain fabrics or some slightly heavier curtain fabrics, but also for flannel, coral fleece, raschel ...

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[0042] Example 2: The processing method of a high-permeability thermal transfer printing plush fabric provided by the present invention will now be described. The processing method includes the following steps:

[0043] White blank carding→white blank burnishing→predetermined shape→printing→over water softening→drying→puffing→grooming→shearing→finished product ironing and ironing→air washing (polarizing)→finished product shaping, among which:

[0044] The specific operation of the printing is: arranging the predetermined white grey fabric and transfer paper on a high-permeability thermal transfer printing machine, and performing thermal transfer printing to obtain a high-permeability thermal transfer printed plush grey fabric; adopting high-permeability thermal transfer The printing machine performs heat transfer on plush fabrics, which can not only be applied to low-weight polyester plain fabrics or some slightly heavier curtain fabrics, but also for flannel, coral fleece, raschel ...

Embodiment 3

[0055] Example 3: The processing method of a high-permeability thermal transfer printing plush fabric provided by the present invention will be described. The processing method includes the following steps:

[0056] White blank carding→white blank burnishing→predetermined shape→printing→over water softening→drying→puffing→grooming→shearing→finished product ironing and ironing→air washing (polarizing)→finished product shaping, among which:

[0057] The specific operation of the printing is: arranging the predetermined white grey fabric and transfer paper on a high-permeability thermal transfer printing machine, and performing thermal transfer printing to obtain a high-permeability thermal transfer printed plush grey fabric; adopting high-permeability thermal transfer The printing machine performs thermal transfer on plush fabrics, which can be applied not only to low-weight polyester plain fabrics or some slightly heavier curtain fabrics, but also to flannel, coral fleece, raschel an...

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Abstract

The invention discloses a high-permeability thermal transfer printing napped fabric processing method. The high-permeability thermal transfer printing napped fabric processing method comprises the following steps of grey fabric carding, gray fabric heat lustring, printing, water softening, drying, napping, carding, shearing, finished product heat lustring and shearing, air washing (fleecing) and finished product setting. The high-permeability thermal transfer printing plush fabric processing method solves the problem of providing a method, which endows napped fabrics of different gram weightswith richly layered and colorful photograph-like effects and high three-dimensional effects and is simple and reasonable in production process, environmentally friendly in production and free from pollution to natural environment.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of printing and dyeing, in particular to a method for processing high-permeability heat transfer printing plush fabric. Background technique [0002] Thermal transfer printing technology is a textile printing method. It began in the late 1960s. At the beginning of this century, the technology has matured. Many companies try to use thermal transfer printing on plush fabrics. It is currently mostly used in chemical fiber knitwear textiles. Fabric printing, the process is: printing disperse dyes on paper or other materials, using hot pressing and other methods to transfer the pattern to the fabric to complete the process of fabric printing, but this process method is mainly for the fabric material Low polyester plain fabrics or some slightly heavier curtain fabrics, for flannel, coral fleece, raschel and cloud blankets and other high-weight plushs cannot be printed and dyed by this process, mainly due to traditional...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): D06B3/10D06B15/00D06C7/02D06C11/00D06C15/00B41F17/38
CPCB41F17/38D06B3/10D06B15/005D06C7/02D06C11/00D06C15/00
Inventor 刘林玉
Owner 江苏康尼纺织品有限公司
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