Imbibing solutions, method of pretreating substrates with imbibing/coating solutions in preparation for digital printing, and substrates produced therefrom
A technology for substrates and coatings, applied in the field of digitally printed substrates, can solve problems that do not involve performance and other issues
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Embodiment 1
[0064] In a first example, the coating formulations in Table 1 below were applied to cotton fabrics as described below and dried at 100°C. Then print the fabric according to the description, and according to the following L * a * b * Steam and / or wash as indicated in the measurement description.
[0065] Element
[0066]For Example 1, ingredients 1, 2 and 3 were mixed with 1 / 2 the water to form the first solution. Ingredient 4 and remaining water were then mixed with ingredients 6, 7, 8 and 9 to form a second solution. The second solution was first applied by padding and dried in a convection air oven at 100°C, and the first solution was applied over the coating by padding, also dried at 100°C. The percentage of total solids is about 12%. The percent dry adhesion to the above formulation was about 9-10%. This represents a wet attachment percentage of about 90-99%. The padding speed is 15-60 ft / min, ideally 20-30 ft / min is achieved with 20-60 psig pressure rol...
Embodiment 2
[0068] In the second example, the coating formulations in Table 2 below were added to cotton fabrics under the same preparation conditions and dried at 100°C.
[0069] Element
% total solids
dry servings
moisture content
The amount of this batch
(g)
7091
49.3
15.5
31.4
19.90
AF540
55.17
34
61.6
39.00
PR 591
43.5
34
78.2
49.47
NMMO
50
2.5
5.0
3.16
EDTA
95
0.5
0.5
0.33
VS 475
10
20
200.0
126.58
sodium bicarbonate
63.4
7
11.0
6.99
Urea
95
5
5.3
3.33
water
402.2
254.56
About 15% total solids formula
118.5
795.2
503.32
[0070] attachment percentage
[0071] The percentage of dry adhesion is calculated according to the following series of formulas. These formulas are describe...
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