- Printing
Transfer printing
First, the pigment is printed on the paper by the printing method to make transfer printing paper, and then the color is transferred to the fabric through high temperature (heating and pressing on the back of the paper), which is generally used for chemical fiber fabrics, characterized by bright colors and fine layers. The flower pattern is realistic and artistic, but the process is only suitable for a few synthetic fibers such as polyester. The transfer printing process is simple, the investment is small, the production is flexible, and it is popular in the market… But to be honest, the transfer printing and other types of printing are compared, the price is higher, but there is a certain grade~~
Discharge printing
(discharge) discharge print (discharge printing) using dyes that are not resistant to the dyeing agent, after drying, printing with a dye containing a discharge agent or a discharge-resistant agent, after printing, printing The dye of the ground color is destroyed and achromatic, and a white pattern on the color ground or a colored pattern formed by dyeing the flower dye is formed. Also known as white or color pull.
Reduced printing
The process utilizes the difference in chemical resistance properties of different fibers in the interlaced or blended fabric, applying a stripping agent to partially remove one of the fibers in the fabric by a printing process, and retaining other fibers to form a translucent pattern. Also called burn-out printing or burnt-out printing.
Shrink print
By using a printing method, a chemical which can expand or contract the fiber is locally applied to the fabric, and by appropriate treatment, the difference between the fiber at the printing portion and the fiber at the non-printing portion is caused to be expanded or contracted, thereby obtaining a product having a regular uneven pattern on the surface. Such as pure cotton printed seersucker using caustic soda as a bulking agent. Also called concave and convex printing.
Flat screen printing
The printing mold is a polyester or nylon mesh (flower plate) fixed on a square frame and having a hollow pattern. The pattern on the lower plate can pass through the color paste, and the pattern without the pattern closes the mesh with a polymer film layer. When printing, the stencil presses the fabric, and the stencil is colored with a squeegee, and the squeegee is scraped back and forth to make the color paste pass through the pattern to reach the surface of the fabric. The flat screen printing has low production efficiency, but has wide adaptability and flexible application, and is suitable for small batch and multi-variety production.
Rotary screen printing
The printing mold is a cylindrical nickel screen having a hollow pattern, which is installed in a certain order above the rubber belt of the circulating operation and can rotate synchronously with the belt. When printing, the color paste is input into the net and stored at the bottom of the net. When the round net rotates with the guide belt, the scraper and the flower net which are pressed against the bottom of the net are relatively scraped, and the color paste reaches the surface of the fabric through the net pattern.
The rotary screen printing is continuous processing, with high production efficiency, and has the advantages of the roller and flat screen printing, but there are certain limitations in the fineness of the pattern and the richness of the printing color. Remember: the choice of rotary screen printing in color and color has certain limitations.
Pigment printing
Also known as paint printing, since the pigment is a water-insoluble coloring matter, it has no affinity for fibers, and its coloring is achieved by coating of a polymer compound (adhesive) capable of film formation and adhesion to fibers. Pigment printing can be used for the processing of any fiber textile. It has superiority in the printing of blended and woven fabrics. The process is simple, the chromatogram is wide, the flower shape is clear, but the hand feel is not good and the rubbing fastness is not high.
Zinc printing
A pattern of printing is obtained by scribing a pattern on the zinc plate, covering the fabric, and scraping the color paste. This method is suitable for printing large flower or thick fabrics such as headscarves, towels and the like.
Roller printing
A process for printing on a fabric with a copper cylinder engraved with a concave pattern, also known as a copper roller printing. The engraved roller is referred to as the flower tube. When printing, firstly make the surface of the flower tube stained with color and then use a sharp and flat scraper to scrape off the surface color paste of the unembossed part of the flower tube, leaving a color paste in the concave pattern. When the flower cylinder is embossed on the fabric, the color paste is transferred to the fabric to be printed. Each flower tube is printed with a color paste. If a plurality of flower tubes are mounted on the printing device at the same time, the color pattern can be continuously printed.
Digital printing
Digital printing is a printing made with digital technology. Digital printing technology is a kind of technical product integrating mechanical and computer electronic information technology with the continuous development of computer technology. It first appeared in the mid-1990s, and the emergence and continuous improvement of this technology The textile printing and dyeing industry have brought a new concept, and its advanced production principles and means have brought an unprecedented development opportunity for textile printing and dying.
Spray painting
A printing method in which a dye-containing liquid is sprayed onto fabric by a liquid-containing sprayer through a patterned mesh opening or a pattern-cutting space. Also known as spray printing. In the 1970s, a spray printing method controlled by an electronic computer program was developed, in which a plurality of combined ejection openings intermittently ejected various coloring liquids to form patterns of various colors, mainly for carpet printing.
- Printed towel
The printed towel is a kind of towel. It prints some cartoon patterns on a plain towel, such as happy pig print, leaf bear print, five-leaf print, auspicious rabbit print, etc., so the towel is better, it can be customized according to customers. Need to customize a variety of patterns.
Printed towel use precautions
1. The first washing, the cold water color is washed separately, and the drum machine is the weakest to shorten the washing process. All printed towels are not suitable for washing in old-fashioned whirlpool washing machines. It is normal for the first time to fall and fall.
2. The dark color of the towel is higher than the light color, and the light color of the towel is darker than the dark one. Because the cost of dark colors is high, that is, the chemicals that are put in, the dyeing time is high. Therefore, the damage to the fiber is large. And the darker the color, the worse the fastness. Children are best to use light colors.
3. Wet towels are more rotten than dry towels, easy to infect bacteria.
4. Must be washed thoroughly with water after use.
5. Must be placed in a ventilated place to dry after use.
6. The towel cannot be used for a long time, it is best to update once a month.