Novel transfer printing paper for silk printing with reactive dye

Li, Q.; Xing, Tieling; Chen, G. Q.

doi:10.1179/1432891714z.000000000506

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“…Both the washing fastness and rubbing fastness of the prints reached the grade of 4‐5 or higher. The handle of the printed samples was rated as worse in comparison with the unprinted silk 13 …”

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“…For that reason, substantial efforts have been expended worldwide to enable the use of transfer printing on hydrophilic textile substrates. Many different approaches have been adopted to modify textile materials 4‐13 . For example, a different approach, which enables transfer printing of natural fibres, was modification of the sublimation paper 14‐16 …”

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“…The dye transfer mechanism in the heat transfer process was investigated and it was concluded that the variables most responsible for good print quality were dye‐binder selection, type and weight of paper support, transfer temperature, dwell time and the pressure used 13 …”

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Influence of sublimation transfer printing on alterations in the structural and physical properties of knitted fabrics

Stojanović

Geršak

Trajković

et al. 2020

Coloration Technology

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The influence of sublimation transfer printing on alteration of the structural and physical properties of knitted fabrics was investigated in this research study. Seven different knitted fabrics, which differed in terms of structure and raw material composition (polyester, cotton and cotton/polyester), were printed using the sublimation transfer technique. For the sublimation of cotton/polyester and cotton knitted fabrics, a coating powder was used for paper modification with the aim to bond reactive ink to the natural fibres. The influence of yarn parameters, pattern and the density of knitted fabrics on the degree of changes after the printing process was considered. Smaller changes in structural and physical properties were recorded for polyester knitted fabrics, while major changes in structure were observed in knitted fabrics containing cotton fibres, where were weight gain and reduction in geometrical roughness values. In addition, a significant change in density was recorded for polyester printed knitted fabrics. The parameters that influenced the colour difference results for polyester knitted fabrics were the yarn parameters and the pattern. Significantly high colour difference values were obtained for cotton (from 7.9 to 14.2) and cotton/polyester (from 8.5 to 14.4) knitted fabrics. The main reason for the high colour difference results was the alteration in the structure of the knitted fabrics.

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Influence of sublimation transfer printing on alterations in the structural and physical properties of knitted fabrics

Stojanović

Geršak

Trajković

et al. 2020

Coloration Technology

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“…Li et al [11,12] studied the transfer printing of an ink formulation on silk using transfer paper; the ink was prepared by mixing sodium alginate with highly substituted hydroxypropyl cellulose and sodium carboxymethyl cellulose as thickeners and watersoluble polyester as the hot-melt adhesive for printing patterns on silk fabric to achieve good color yield, fastness, and high pattern clarity. Miao used different thickeners for the dry heat transfer printing of cotton fabrics and found that the type of the thickener and moisture absorbent, and the content of nano SiO 2 significantly affect the clarity of the patterns formed on modified paper [13].…”

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Transfer Printing Process of Bio-Based Nylon 56 and Cotton Interwoven Fabrics

Chu

Zhang

et al. 2023

J. Compos. Biodegradable Polym.

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Using Annosol Reactive Blue DS dye as the colorant, an inkjet printing ink was developed, and its rheological properties and dynamic surface tension were evaluated for its use in dry heat transfer printing of patterns on bio-based nylon 56 and cotton interwoven fabrics. In particular, the effects of the dry heat transfer printing parameters on the printing properties of the ink on bio-based nylon 56 and cotton interwoven fabrics were investigated. The results revealed that the optimal parameters of the dry heat transfer printing of the custom-produced ink on bio-based nylon 56 and cotton interwoven fabrics are as follows: hot pressing at 130 °C under 3MPa pressure, steamer at 102 °C, and saturated steaming for 15min. The color fastness to both soap wash and rubbing of the bio-based nylon 56 and cotton interwoven fabrics dyed with Annosol Reactive Blue DS through dry heat transfer printing were determined to be of grades 3–4 and above, meeting the color fastness requirements of printed fabrics.

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Novel transfer printing paper for silk printing with reactive dye

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Influence of sublimation transfer printing on alterations in the structural and physical properties of knitted fabrics

Influence of sublimation transfer printing on alterations in the structural and physical properties of knitted fabrics

Transfer Printing Process of Bio-Based Nylon 56 and Cotton Interwoven Fabrics

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