Relief printing acrylic pile fabric with di-beta-cyanoethyl form

Details Relief printing acrylic pile fabric with di-beta-cyanoethyl form Relief printing acrylic pile fabric with di-beta-cyanoethyl form

1974-05-29

1976-05-25

Levy, Donald

Bleaching and dyeing; fluid treatment and chemical modification

Treatment of hides, skins, feathers and animal tissues

Tanning

8 1XB, 81146, 8115, D06P 500

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039589269

ABSTRACT:
A method is provided for decorating or treating the pile side of pile fabrics to imitate naturally occurring designs and/or configurations such as animal skins and hides, for example. The pile surface is first color printed by a tinted printing paste and then relief-printed, in a manner related to the color printing, using a printing paste containing a shrinking or carbonizing agent in the proportion of within the range of between about 60-400g. per kilogram of printing paste. The agent used, which is non-volatile or substantially so, can contain O-phenyl-phenol or diphenyl ether, and also dyestuffs. The twice-printed fabric is then steamed.

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