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    Textile Wet Processing by Tanvir Ahmed Chowdhury

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    Textile printing involves applying dyes or pigments to fabric in specific designs. There are several stages to the printing process including preparing the fabric, making the print paste with dyes and chemicals, applying the paste to the fabric according to the design, drying and steaming the printed fabric to fix the dyes, and performing after treatments to remove unfixed dyes. Key ingredients in a print paste are dyestuffs or pigments, wetting agents, solvents, thickeners, and other chemicals that help the application and fixation of dyes to the fabric.

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    Textile printing involves applying dyes or pigments to fabric in specific designs. There are several stages to the printing process including preparing the fabric, making the print paste with dyes and chemicals, applying the paste to the fabric according to the design, drying and steaming the printed fabric to fix the dyes, and performing after treatments to remove unfixed dyes. Key ingredients in a print paste are dyestuffs or pigments, wetting agents, solvents, thickeners, and other chemicals that help the application and fixation of dyes to the fabric.

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    Textile printing involves applying dyes or pigments to fabric in specific designs. There are several stages to the printing process including preparing the fabric, making the print paste with dyes and chemicals, applying the paste to the fabric according to the design, drying and steaming the printed fabric to fix the dyes, and performing after treatments to remove unfixed dyes. Key ingredients in a print paste are dyestuffs or pigments, wetting agents, solvents, thickeners, and other chemicals that help the application and fixation of dyes to the fabric.

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    Textile Wet Processing by Tanvir Ahmed Chowdhury

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    Textile Wet Processing by Tanvir Ahmed Chowdhury

    Printing

    Textile Printing:

    Textile printing is the process of localized application of dyes or


    pigments and chemicals by any method which can produce particular
    effect of colour on the fabric according to the design.

    Textile Wet Processing by Tanvir Ahmed Chowdhury


    Printing (Continued)
    Various stages of Textile Printing:

    • Preparation of the fabric (singeing, desizing, scouring, bleaching, mercerizing)

    • Preparation of the print paste (dye+ thickener+ other printing


    ingredients/chemicals)

    • Making an impression of the printing paste on the surface of fabric (actual printing
    is done
    according to design by different styles and methods)

    • Drying of the printed fabric (at 100-1100C by dryer according to types of fabric)

    • Steaming of the printed fabric (for the fixation of dyes with fibre)

    • After treatment (soaping, washing to remove unfixed dyes, thickeners from the
    fabric
    surface)
    Textile Wet Processing by Tanvir Ahmed Chowdhury
    Printing (Continued)

    Essential ingredients of a print paste:

    • Dyestuffs or pigments
    • Wetting agents
    • Solvents, dispersing agents
    • Thickeners
    • Defoaming agents
    • Oxidizing and reducing agents
    • Catalysts and oxygen carriers
    • Acids and alkalis
    • Carriers and swelling agents
    • Miscellaneous agents

    Textile Wet Processing by Tanvir Ahmed Chowdhury


    Textile Wet Processing by Tanvir Ahmed Chowdhury

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