Industrial production of natural cocoon sheet and method of in situ processing natural cocoon silk quilt

Abstract

A technology for industrially preparing the natural cocoon wool sheet includes choosing cocoon, immersing in warm water, adding caustic soda in the water tank of beating machine, heating the water to 80 deg.C, cyclically scalding the cocoon by hot water while pulling silks while removing pupa to become cocoon wool sheet, rinsing in clean water at 90 deg.C for 4-5 hr, flushing, dewatering, baking and packing. A method for in-situ processing the natural silk quilt is also disclosed.

Description

Technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of household appliances and relates to a method for factory production of natural cocooned cotton sheets and on-site processing of natural silk quilts. Background technique [0002] Natural silk is a very slender natural porous fiber, which can be as long as 1,200 hundred meters. It is soft and comfortable, has excellent moisture absorption and perspiration functions, and has health care effects on human skin and cardiovascular system. Consumers’ love. The traditional method of beating silkworm cocoons into silk cotton sheets is to boil the cocoons in water and heat them, and then lay them on a hat-shaped model to make silk cotton sheets, and then manually stretch the silk cotton sheets one by one. Laying a silk quilt of a certain thickness, this production method has the disadvantages of low work efficiency, high labor intensity, uneven thickness of the silk quilt, poor elasticity and bulkiness, impurities, low quality gr...

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Problems solved by technology

The traditional method of making silk cotton sheets from silkworm cocoons is to heat the cocoons by boiling them in water, then manually cut the silk, lay them on the hat-shaped model to make silk cotton sheets, and then manually stretch the silk cotton sheets one by one. Laying silk quilts with a certain thickness, this production method has the disadvantages of low work efficiency, high labor intensity, uneven thickness of silk quilts, poor elasticity and bulkiness, impurities, low quality grades, irregular sizes, etc.

[0003] Existing silk quilts are sold as silk sheets or finished silk quilts. Consumers cannot directly understand the processing process of silk quilts, and lack transparency in their understanding of their quality grades and hygienic conditions. Currently, there is no on-site processing of silk quilts in the market.

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