TRANSFER PRINTING SHEET AND TRANSFER PRINTING OF TEXTILE MATERIALS

METHOD FOR DYEING CELLULOSE FIBRES BY DISPERSE DYES

... 1523065 Dyeing and printing cellulose SHIKIBO Ltd 23 Feb 1976 [27 Feb 1975] 07073/76 Heading D1B Cellulose fibre is acylated with an aromatic acylating agent having an acyl group of formula: in which X 1 X 2 Y 1 Y 3 and Z are hydrogen, halogen, alkyl, nitro, methoxy phenylazo and amino, the acylated cellulose having a degree of substitution (as defined) of 0.10 to 0.50 the cellulose is recovered and dyed with a disperse dye by conventional methods including a transfer printing process. Preferred acylating agents are benzoyl chloride, p-methoxybenzoyl chloride, p-chlorobenzoyl chloride, toluoyl chloride, p-nitrobenzoyl chloride and p-phenylazo benzoyl chloride. Acylation may be carried out (a) by treating in alkali followed by addition of an acid chloride, (b) by reaction with acylating agent in presence of a basic organic solvent, e.g. pyridinine, quinoline, dimethyl-aniline. The cellulose may be blended with polyester fibres level shades being obtained. Specification 1441203 is referred ...

Dyeing and printing processes for cellulosic fibres and their blends

An improved process for the dyeing and/or printing of cellulosic materials and blends thereof with hydrophobic fibres employs disperse dyes in conjunction with a defined polymer forming compound containing a group OCO(CH2)1.5 SSO3<->X<+> and optionally a defined water-soluble or water-miscible organic compound. The present invention also relates to cellulosic materials or blends thereof with hydrophobic fibres whenever dyed and/or printed by such a process. The process of this invention does not require the use of a cross-linking catalyst. Further, the dyed and/or printed material has an excellent sort handle and there are no objectionable fumes produced during the fixation stage of the dyeing process.

TRANSFER PRINTING

... 1489206 Transfer printing SUBLISTATIC HOLDING SA 3 Dec 1974 [13 Dec 1973] 52263/74 Heading D1B Natural or regenerated fibres, optionally in admixture with synthetic fibres, are transfer printed by dry thermoprinting from a flexible temporary carrier e.g. paper at 150- 220‹C onto natural or regenerated fibres which have been impregnated with one or more precondensates of N-methylol-amido or amino resins and/or of ethers thereof the resin being at least partially cured during the transfer. The natural fibres include cotton. linen, jute, ramie and staple fibre and specified unions are cotton-polyester, cotton-polyamide and wool/polyacrylonitrile. Disperse dyes which may be of the monoazo, anthraquinone, methine basic dye and quinophthalone series are used. The thermosetting resin precondensates used with an acidic or basic catalyst include N-methylol derivatives of cyclic-N-containing compounds e.g. N-methylmelamines, methylol-ureas and ethers thereof, and N-methylol derivatives of acrylamide ...

Transfer printing sheet and transfer printing of textile materials.

Process of impression per transfer of fibres of cellulose or mixed fabrics containing of fibres of cellulose and supports auxilaires for the implementation of this process.

PROCEDURES FOR THE SIMULTANEOUS PRODUCTION OF WASH CELEBRATION FIXED FAERBUNGEN OR A PRINTING ACCORDING TO THE SUBLIMATION TRANSFER METHOD AND FROM HIGH REFINEMENT EQUIPMENT ON TOTALLY OR PARTLY FROM CELLULOSE FIBERS EXISTENCE TEXTILEN PLANAR FORMATIONS

PROCEDURE FOR THE PRETREATMENT OF CELLULOSE FIBERS OF PURPOSE IMPROVEMENT OF YOUR AFFINITY FOR DISPERSION COLORING MATERIALS

TRANSFER PRINTING CARRIER AND TRANSFER PRINTING ON TEXTILE MATERIALS.

TREATED TEXTILE TISSUE

TRANSFER PRINTING

BENZOYLATION OF CELLULOSIC FIBERS

PROCESS FOR THE PAD-DYEING AND PRINTING OF TEXTILE MATERIAL MADE FROM MIXED FIBRES OF CELLULOSE AND POLYESTER

PROCESS FOR THE PAD-DYEING AND PRINTING OF TEXTILE MATERIAL MADE FROM MIXED FIBRES OF CELLULOSE AND POLYESTER

Case 1-10275* CANADA PROCESS FOR THE PAD-DYEING AND PRINTING OF TEXTILE MATERIAL MADE FROM MIXED FIBRES OF CELLULOSE AND POLYESTER Abstract of the Disclosure Process for the pad-dyeing and printing of textile material made from mixed fibres of cellulose and polyester, which process comprises impregnating or printing the textile material with a dispersion of a disperse dye containing at least one hetero atom which can be alkylated; treating the textile material, before, during or after the impregnating or printing operation, with a compound containing at least two epoxy groups or groups convertible into epoxy groups; and subjecting the material impregnated or printed with dye and epoxy compound to a heat treatment.

PROCESS FOR THE PRETREATMENT OF CELLULOSE FIBERS TO BE PRINTED ACCORDING TO THE THERMOTRANSFER PRINTING METHOD

METHOD FOR HIGH RESOLUTION SUBLIMATION PRINTING

A method for printing a high resolution image onto natural fabric such as cotton or cotton blends is provided. The method comprises applying a base coat composition comprising an organosilicon compound to a fabric, drying the fabric to obtain a base coat, and printing a high-resolution image on the base coated fabric. In one embodiment, the printing comprises sublimation printing. A fabric comprising a base coat, and a high resolution printed image, wherein the base coat comprises an intermediary layer between the fabric layer and the high-resolution printed image is also provided.

Dyeing and printing keratinous or cellulosic textiles - afer low temp. polycondensation treatment

Dyeing and printing flat-structured textiles, e.g. fabrics and non-wovens, contg. or consisting of keratine or cellulose fibres, by applying sublimatable dyes on a carrier and transfer to textiles by heat and press., takes place by preceding dyeing or printing by a low temp. soln. polycondensation or low temp. contact surface polycondensation, on the textile, between halides of polycarboxylic or polysulphonic acids, as one component, and polyalcohols or opt. aromatic cyclic polyamines as the other component. The process is used pref. for fixing sublimatable azo dispersion dyes with polymer coatings capable of metal complex formation.

Resin finishing of textiles containing cellulosic fibers

Transfer printing process

Textile material composed of cellulose fibres or a mixture of cellulose fibres with synthetic or cellulosic (regenerated, semisynthetic) fibres is pretreated, from an aqueous liquor, with a copolymer. The copolymer contains copolymerised units of maleic acid or derivatives thereof which have a functionally modified carboxyl group. Then the textile material, normally after predrying, is subjected to transfer printing with dyes or optical brighteners. This produces a uniform and level dyeing not only in the synthetic or cellulosic fibre portion but also in the cellulose fibre portion. The textile material does not need to be washed before printing.

PROCEDURE FOR THE BLOCK COLORING AND PRINTING ON TEXTILE MATERIAL FROM MIXTURE FIBERS FROM CELLULOSE AND POLYESTER.

PROCEDURE FOR THE PRODUCTION OF TRANSFER PRINTINGS ON CELLULOSE FIBERS REGENERATED IF NECESSARY AND THEIR MIXTURES WITH POLYESTER FIBERS.

Process for dyeing and/or printing textile sheet materials

VERFAHREN ZUR ERZEUGUNG VON FAERBUNGEN ODER DRUCKEN MIT DISPERSIONSFARBSTOFFEN NACH DER SUBLIMATIONSTRANSFERMETHODE AUF GANZ ODER TEILWEISE AUS CELLULOSEFASERN BESTEHENDEN TEXTILEN FLAECHENGEBILDEN.

Method of dyeing cellulose fiber- containing structures

Umdruckverfahren und nach dem Verfahren bedrucktes Textilgut

Umdruckverfahren und nach dem Verfahren bedrucktes Textilgut

Verfahren zur Erzeugung von Färbungen oder Drucken mit Dispersionsfarbstoffen nach der Sublimationstransfer-Methode auf ganz oder teilweise aus Cellulosefasern bestehenden textilen Flächengebilden

PROCEDE D'IMPRESSION PAR REPORT DE FIBRES DE CELLULOSE OU DE TISSUS MELANGES CONTENANT DES FIBRES DE CELLULOSE

On imprime des fibres de cellulose ou des tissus mélangés contenant des fibres de cellulose en imprégnant le tissu avec un agent de réticulation et en reportant l'impression d'un support auxiliaire sur le tissu en présence d'un catalyseur. On utilise comme agents de réticulation, les composés de formule ...

PROCESS TO DYE AND PRINT TEXTILE SURFACES

PROCESS TO DYE AND PRINT TEXTILE SURFACES

Textile dyeing especially cotton or wool material

METHOD FOR DYEING CELLULOSE FIBRES BY MEANS OF DYES DISPERSE

PROCEDE DE PRETRAITEMENT DE SUPPORTS DESTINES A RECEVOIR UNE THERMO-IMPRESSION PAR TRANSFERT

PROCEDE DE PRETRAITEMENT DE SUPPORTS DESTINES A RECEVOIR UNE THERMO-IMPRESSION PAR TRANSFERT. LES SUPPORTS QUI RECEVRONT LES IMPRESSIONS PAR CONTACT A CHAUD, SOUS PRESSION OU PAR PRESSE SOUS VIDE OU AUTRE MOYEN COMPATIBLE AVEC LE PROCEDE, AVEC DES SUPPORTS PROVISOIRES PORTANT DES ENCRES OU COLORANTS SUBLIMABLES SONT SOUMIS A UN PRETRAITEMENT D'IMPREGNATION OU D'ENDUCTION AU MOYEN D'UNE RESINE SYNTHETIQUE THERMOPLASTIQUE A BASE D'ACETATE DE POLYVINYLE.

PROCESS OF DYEING OF STRUCTURES CONTAINING OF CELLULOSE FIBRES

PROCEDE DE TEINTURE DE STRUCTURE FIBREUSE CONTENANT DES FIBRES DE CELLULOSE. LE PROCEDE CONSISTE A IMPREGNER LA STRUCTURE FIBREUSE AVEC UN COMPOSE ALCALIN EN UNE QUANTITE DE 1 A 20 EN POIDS SUR LA BASE DU POIDS DE LA STRUCTURE FIBREUSE, ET AVEC UN AGENT DE MODIFICATION, LE RAPPORT MOLAIRE DU COMPOSE ALCALIN A L'AGENT DE MODIFICATION ETANT DE 0,1 A 2,0 ET L'AGENT DE MODIFICATION ETANT UN COMPOSE DE FORMULE: (CF DESSIN DANS BOPI) DANS LAQUELLE X EST -H, -NO, -CH OU -SOCL; A EFFECTUER LA MODIFICATION CHIMIQUE DE LA STRUCTURE FIBREUSE IMPREGNEE PAR TRAITEMENT THERMIQUE EN LA VAPORISANT OU DANS DES CONDITIONS DE CHAUFFAGE A SEC ET ENSUITE A TEINDRE LA STRUCTURE FIBREUSE MODIFIEE AVEC UN COLORANT TEL QU'UN COLORANT DE DISPERSION. METHOD FOR DYING A FIBROUS STRUCTURE CONTAINING CELLULOSE FIBERS. THE PROCESS CONSISTS OF IMPREGNING THE FIBROUS STRUCTURE WITH AN ALKALINE COMPOUND IN AN AMOUNT OF 1 TO 20 BY WEIGHT BASED ON THE WEIGHT OF THE FIBROUS STRUCTURE, AND WITH A MODIFIER, THE MOLAR RATIO OF THE ALKALINE COMPOUND TO THE MODIFIER. BEING 0.1 TO 2.0 AND THE MODIFIER IS A COMPOUND OF THE FORMULA: (CF DRAWING IN BOPI) IN WHICH X IS -H, -NO, -CH OR -SOCL; TO CARRY OUT THE CHEMICAL MODIFICATION OF THE IMPREGNATED FIBROUS STRUCTURE BY HEAT TREATMENT BY VAPORIZING IT OR UNDER DRY HEATING CONDITIONS AND THEN DYING THE MODIFIED FIBROUS STRUCTURE WITH A COLOR SUCH AS A DISPERSION COLOR.

TRANSFER PRINTING METHOD FOR ELECTRONIC IMAGE AND TRANSFER SHEET

Provided is a transfer sheet whereby a T-shirt or the like can be printed in few steps by means of an electronic image forming device that uses powdered toner, liquid ink, or the like containing a plastic resin. By means of mirror-image printing a picture pattern, which is an electronic image, onto sheet A, aligning sheet A and sheet B, and heat-pressing, there is spread coating over the portion of the picture pattern printed to sheet A. Sheet A has a structure layering a mold release layer, a resin layer, and a porous resin layer in a substrate, and sheet B layers a mold release layer, a resin layer, an adhesive layer, and a colored porous resin layer in a substrate.

TRANSFER PAPER

An object of the present invention is to provide a transfer paper which allows smooth removal of a printed transfer paper from a design-printed fabric before steaming; and is unlikely to cause problems such as partial missing, color unevenness, color-development deterioration, etc. of the design on the fabric. 1. A transfer paper which is for use in a transfer printing method and is yet to be subjected to printing of a design , the transfer printing method comprising printing the design with a dye ink to prepare a printed transfer paper; bringing the printed transfer paper into close contact with a fabric and applying heat and pressure thereon to transfer the dye on the printed transfer paper to the fabric; removing the printed transfer paper from the fabric; and steaming the fabric ,the transfer paper having a substrate and one or more coating layers, the substrate having a base paper and one or more nonaqueous resin layers on one side of the base paper, the one or more coating layers being located on the one or more nonaqueous resin layers,the coating layer located outermost from the substrate, that is, the outermost coating layer, at least comprising a water-soluble polyester resin, a carboxylic acid-modified polyvinyl alcohol resin, an acrylic resin, a starch, and a white pigment,the acrylic resin having a glass transition point (Tg) of 0° C. to 45° C. and a minimum film forming temperature (MFT) of 0° C. to 50° C.2. The transfer paper according to claim 1 , wherein the white pigment at least comprises an amorphous silica claim 1 , and wherein the amorphous silica has a volume-based average particle diameter of 27 μm to 40 μm as determined by laser diffraction/scattering particle size distribution measurement.3. The transfer paper according to claim 2 , wherein the amorphous silica has a ratio of D80 to D20 (D80/D20) of 2.9 to 4.5as determined by laser diffraction/scattering particle size distribution measurement claim 2 , wherein D20 represents a particle ...

VERFAHREN ZUM TROCKENEN TRANSFER-FAERBEN METALLISCHER ODER STARRER OBERFLAECHEN UND DIE DAMIT ERHALTENEN PRODUKTE

VERFAHREN ZUM FAERBEN VON FLAECHENGEBILDEN

Transfer printing of natural silk

A method of transfer printing silk which contains 10 to 30% of a swelling agent, comprising the use of transfer papers printed with patterns containing readily volatile dyes, at 160 DEG to 210 DEG C. Patterns of virtually equal strength are obtained on both sides of the so printed silk. The process is characterized by the use of a dye of formula: in which the alkyl group has 1-4 C atoms, in which R is H or phenyl and X is a non-ionic substituent such that the dyestuff has a molecular weight of 200-300 and in which X is H, OH, or NH-R1 where R1 is a lower alkyl group, Y is identical with R1 when X is H, or H when X is NH-R1 or a chlorine or bromine atom, a methoxy or trifluoroethoxy group when X is OH and Z is H when X is H or OH and NH-R1 when X is NH-R1.

PROCESS FOR DYEING SHEET-LIKE STRUCTURES

Textile sheet materials consisting wholly or partly of cellulose, natural polyamide or glass fibres are dyed and/or printed with disperse dyes by heat transfer or thermofixing following a pretreatment. The pretreatment is by impregnation with an aqueous liquor that contains a disperse dye solvent comprising a water-miscible organic cellulose-swelling agent with a boiling point of above 140 DEG C, a crosslinking agent comprising a reactant resin, and a disperse-dyeable high polymer that is fixable to the fibre materials mentioned, and subsequent drying. This pretreatment results in dyeings and prints having improved rub and/or wet fastness properties, a higher colour yield and improved handle, while the odour nuisance is minimal and application is simplified.

HEAT TRANSFER PRINTING PROCESS

... 1495525 Transfer printing process INDIAN JUTE INDUSTRIES RESEARCH ASSOCIATION 14 May 1975 [29 May 1974] 23900/74 Heading D1B A transfer printing process for cellulosic textile materials or blends with synthetic textile material comprises impregnating the textile material with an aqueous emulsion or solution of one nr more of finely dispersed cellulose, chemically modified cellulosic derivatives, natural and chemically modified starches and polyvinyl alcohol; excess liquor is removed and the material is dried before dyeing/printing. Preferred modified cellulosic derivatives are carboxymethyl cellulose, cellulose diacetate and cellulose triacetate; a preferred modified starch is oxidised starch. The impregnating bath may also contain a cross-linking agent for cellulose or an acrylic polymer emulsion.

VERFAHREN ZUR VORBEHANDLUNG VON CELLULOSEFASERN ZWECKS VERBESSERUNG IHRER AFFINITAET ZU DISPERSIONSFARBSTOFFEN

REPRINT CARRIER FUER THE THERMAL DRYING PRINTING OF CELLULOSE FIBERS.

PROCEDURE FOR THE PRETREATMENT FROM CELLO LOT FIBERS TO IMPROVING THE STAINABILITY WITH DISPERSION COLORING MATERIALS

PRINTING PROCESS

PROCESS FOR IMPROVING CELLULOSE FIBER PROPERTIES AND FOR DYEING THE SAME

A process for improving the properties, particularly the dyeing properties, of cellulose fibers. The process comprises impregnating cellulose fiber with an aromatic acyl halide and thereafter immersing the impregnated fiber into an aqueous solution containing more than about 10% by weight of an alkali hydroxide to acylate the cellulose fiber on the surface portion thereof. In another embodiment of the invention, a continuous process for improving the properties of cellulose fiber yarn of fabric is provided. According to the continuous process, uniform acylation is achieved by maintaining the yarn or fabric in a stretched state during impregnation with the aromatic acyl halide and during the initial stages of immersion in the aqueous alkali hydroxide. The acylated cellulose fiber produced according to the invention may be dyed with good color fastness with disperse dyes and still retain the soft tactility characteristic of the fiber.

PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION OF TRANSFER PRINTS ON OPTIONALLY REGENERATED ULOSE FIBERS AND THEIR MIXTURES WITH POLYESTER FIBERS

PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION OF TRANSFER PRINTS ON OPTIONALLY REGENERATED CELLULOSE FIBERS AND THEIR MIXTURES WITH POLYESTER FIBERS Abstract of the disclosure: The heat-transfer coloring process using sublimable dis-perse dyestuffs can be applied on cellulosic materials if these are treated with an aqueous preparation containing a thickening agent and an addition compound of a lower alkylene oxide onto a compound having active hydrogen atoms. If the thickener is a synthetic polymer containing carboxy group the alkylene oxide addition compound can be omitted.

PROCEDE D'IMPRESSION

METHOD OF TRANSFER PRINTING FOR CELLULOSIC FIBER-CONTAINING TEXTILE PRODUCTS

Dry thermal printing of fabrics - using polymer having affinity for dye to effect bonding of dye to fabric (BE030576)

Transfer printing of synthetic textiles - after treatment with reactive polyamine-glycol ether cpds

PROCESS OF DYEING OF STRUCTURES CONTAINING OF CELLULOSE FIBRES

Method of transfer printing for cellulosic fiber-containing textile product

Pretreating support for transfer thermoprinting - by impregnating or coating with plasticised polyvinyl acetate resin

TRANSFER PRINTING PROCESS

MANUFACTORING PROCESS OF SUBLIMABLE TRANSFERS FOR NATURAL TEXTILES AND COTTON, AND IMAGES OBTAINED USING THIS PROCESS

TRANSFER PRINTING PROCESS

Dry transfer printing of cotton wool, silk - with supports carrying vaporisable dyes to obtain wash-fast colours

The dyeing and/or printing of hydrophilic or hydrophobic materials comprises contacting (a) a flat support carrying a dyestuff (or dyestuff precursor) which vapourises (or sublimes) at 240 degrees C, contains >=1 nucleophilic -NH2 or -NH gp. and is free from OH or ether gps. on the benzene ring carrying the nucleophilic gp., with (b) the material to be dyed or printed contg. a dyestuff acceptor and an organic prod. which fixes the dyestuff on the material in the absence of a polymerisation condensing or cross-linking catalyst, and heating to >200 degrees C. Cellulose, wool, silk and other hydrophilic materials are dyed shades fast to washing and resublimation. e.g. paper supports may be printed orange, red, blue, violet-red.

Transfer printing of textile esp natural fibre, substrates - substrates being treated with alkylated melamine-formaldehyde resins to obtain deep shades

Transfer printing of a substrate comprises treating the substrate with an alkylated melamine-HCHO resin of formula (I): (where R1-R6 are H or -CH2OR, R being H, Me, Et or Pr, there being present 0-2 mol. H atoms and 4-6 mol. -CH2OR radicals per mol. melamine nucleus and at least 1.5 mol. of the R radicals not being H atoms) and then transfer printing the substrate. Used for textile substrate and esp. natural fibre textiles opt. admixed with synthetic fibres e.g. cotton-polyester textiles, but also other substrates such as wood or resin-bonded felts, and printed deep, fast shades.

IMPRESSION BY TRANSFER OF NATURAL SILK

PRINTING METHOD WITH RESPECT OF CELLULOSIC FIBERS AND BLENDED FABRICS

PROCESS FOR COLOUR PRINTING ON NATURAL TISSUES

A process for colour printing on plant tissues, characterised in that it comprises the following steps: soaking the plant tissue with resin; crosslinking of the mixture applied to the tissue; preparing the paper with the images to be transferred onto said natural tissue; and heat-transferring of said images from said paper to the said treated natural tissue.

Method of transfer printing for cellulosic fiber-containing textile product

Method of transfer printing for cellulosic textile articles by pretreating the article with a polyhydric alcohol, squeezing and drying the article, superposing the article with a transfer sheet printed with an ink containing a sublimable disperse dye and pressing the assembly under heating.

Dyeing method and dyeing apparatus

Printing pure wool or cotton fabrics with transfer webs - at room temp., by treating fabrics with liq. plastics soln. to form flexible film on surface

The printing, using the transfer method is carried out at room temp. (18 degrees C) without the aid of the customary catalysts. First the fabric is cleaned to produce a neutral dust-free surface, which is then treated with a soln. whose constituents are diluted, liq. plastics, which are compatible with the fabric. Subsequently the fabric is dried, with warm air, if required, to produce a thin film on the fabric surface, the film being flexible and such that it does not impair the natural feel of the fabric. Using known transfer webs best temp. ranges can be determined experimentally.

VERFAHREN ZUM KOMBINIERTEN FAERBEN ODER BEDRUCKEN SOWIE ZUM AUSRUESTEN MIT VERNETZUNGSMITTELN VON GANZ ODER TEILWEISE AUS CELLULOSEFASERN BESTEHENDEN TEXTILEN FLAECHENGEBILDEN

PROCESS FOR DYEING SHEETS OR SHEET LIKE STRUCTURES

PROCESS FOR THE PAD DYEING AND PRINTING OF TEXTILE MATERIAL MADE FROM MIXED FIBRES OF CELLULOSE AND POLYESTER

PROCESS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF TRANSFER PRINTS ON OPTIONALLY REGENERATED CELLULOSE FIBRES AND MIXTURES THEREOF WITH POLYESTER FIBRES

COLOUR PRINTING

1445201 Colour printing BRITISH INDUSTRIAL PLASTICS Ltd 7 Feb 1975 [17 Nov 1973] 53511/73 Heading D1B Substrates e.g. textiles, wood, asbestos and resinated felts are treated before or after transfer colour printing with an alkylated melamine formaldehyde resin comprising units of the general formula: wherein R<SP>1</SP>, R<SP>2</SP>, R<SP>3</SP>, R<SP>4</SP>, R<SP>5</SP> and R<SP>6</SP> are H or -CH 2 OR where R is H, methyl, ethyl or propyl, there being 0-2 H atoms and 4-6 -CH 2 OR groups per unit, at least 1.5 of the R groups being other than H. In preferred embodiments, the resin treated substrate is dried and then printed with simultaneous curing of the resin or the resin is damp or wet cured, washed, dried and then printed. In Examples 2 and 3 a cotton-polyester 50/50 mixture and cotton are pretreated with the resin, dried and then transfer printed.

PROCEDURE FOR THE PRODUCTION OF A PRINTED ONE ON, RETROFLECTING MATERIAL

PROCEDURES FOR THE SIMULTANEOUS PRODUCTION OF WASH CELEBRATION FIXED FAERBUNGEN OR A PRINTING ACCORDING TO THE SUBLIMATION TRANSFER METHOD AND FROM HIGH REFINEMENT EQUIPMENT ON WHOLE OR TO PART WAY OUT CELLUSLOSEFASERN EXISTING TEXTILEN PLANAR FORMATIONS

VERFAHREN ZUR VORBEHANDLUNG VON CELLOLOSEFASERN ZUM VERBESSERN DER ANFAERBBARKEIT MIT DISPERSIONSFARBSTOFFEN

Sail printing process

A process of printing an image or images on the sails of a watercraft or other wind powered vessel without altering or compromising the efficacy of the sails is described. The process employs a method of printing large-scale, single or multiple panel, continuous, high- resolution photographic and graphic images on sails. The dynamics and curvatures of a sail are integrated into manufacturing process when employed for sails, though the process may be applied to any large-scaled fabric print. The process of the present invention produces printed sails providing for the highest resolution photographic, art, and graphic printing with virtually no weight gain, nor effect on the sail's original performance. Modern equipment is employed to achieve printing of realistic, high quality images directly on to the fabric of sails without compromising flexibility or durability, as well as without infringing on the speed and agility of the sailing craft.

TRANSFER PRINTING OF CELLULOSIC FABRICS

Treated textile fabric

TRANSFER PRINTING

PRINTING INKS AND SUPPORTS FOR THERMAL TRANSFER PRINTING OF TEXTILES

PROCESS FOR DYEING SHEET-LIKE STRUCTURES

Process for dyeing sheet-like structures The invention relates to a process for dyeing cellulose fibres, polyamide fibres or glass fibres containing texiles with disperse dyestuffs according to the principle of heat transfer printing method. In this process the textile is impregnated with an aqueous liquor containinga) a water-miscible organic solvent for disperse dyestuffs which boils above 140.degree.C,b) a crosslinking agent andc) a high polymer which can be dyed with disperse dyestuffs dried and is brought into close contact with a printed temporary support and is subject to a heat treatment at 160 to 250.degree.C. In this way prints with high colour depth on said textile materials are obtained without having any waste-water problems. Le A 16 865 ...

Printing process

Coloured fireproof fabrics - coated with coloured organic sublimate

Transfer printing of synthetic textiles - after treatment with reactive polyamine-glycol ether cpds

Transfer printing of cellulosic fibres - opt. admixed with other fibres, using crosslinking agents to impregnate the fabrics

Coloured fireproof fabrics - coated with coloured organic sublimate

Treated textile fabric

A method of preparing a stain resistant and water repellant textile fabric comprising:a) treating a textile fabric with an aqueous primary treatment composition comprising at least about 5 weight percent of a fluorochemical textile treating agent, based on the weight of the primary treatment composition;b) drying the treated fabric at an elevated temperature to obtain a primarily treated fabric;c) providing a polymeric film on one side of the primarily treated fabric, the film comprising an aqueous secondary treatment composition comprising at least about 4 weight percent of a fluorochemical textile treating agent, based on the weight of the secondary treatment composition; andd) drying the treated fabric with the film at an elevated temperature to obtain a secondarily treated fabric.

Method for preparing high-grade and casual fabric with special leather feel using biologically corn-based fibres

A method for preparing high-grade and casual fabric with special leather feel using a corn-based fiber that comprises the steps of: 1) selecting 0.3-0.5 D/PF ultrafine corn-based SORONA fiber from DuPont (U.S.) and 0.2-0.4 D/PF long porous bright polyester yarns as raw materials; 2) compositing by air-jet texturing: having the above raw materials composited by low tension air-jet texturing in an air texturing machine, with the tension force controlled in the range of 4.5-6.0 cN, so as to form ATY yarns with a denier number of 120-180 D; 3) weaving, which includes yarn sizing, preliminary drying, oil applying and plain weaving; 4) dyeing and finishing, which include treating a fabric by pre-treating, presetting, splitting and alkali detaching, water washing and dehydrating, dyeing, water repellent treatment, instant ultrahigh temperature treatment, and one-sided lustering. The fabric prepared according to the present invention has the following advantages: it has smooth surface and soft feel, is waterproof, antifouling and antistatic, has excellent anti-wrinkle properties, has the luster and texture of natural leather material, and is good in breathability and moisture penetrability, it can be used for making both winter clothing and summer clothing, can be water-washed or dry cleaned, it has no need for ironing, is easy to care for, etc.

TRANSFER PAPER

A transfer paper used for a transfer printing method using sublimation textile ink, comprising a base paper and one or more coating layer(s) provided on at least one side of the base paper, wherein an outermost coating layer positioned on the outermost side with respect to the base paper contains at least a pigment, a binder, a polyacrylic acid salt and an acetylene glycol derivative, has image deterioration resistance, good color development property and excellent adhesion property. 1. A transfer paper used for a transfer printing method using sublimation textile ink , comprising a base paper and one or more coating layer(s) provided on at least one side of the base paper , wherein an outermost coating layer positioned on the outermost side with respect to the base paper contains at least a pigment , a binder , a polyacrylic acid salt and an acetylene glycol derivative.2. The transfer paper according to claim 1 , wherein claim 1 , in the outermost coating layer claim 1 , a content of the polyacrylic acid salt is 0.1 parts by mass or more and 3.5 parts by mass or less based on 100 parts by mass of the binder.3. The transfer paper according to claim 1 , wherein the polyacrylic acid salt is ammonium polyacrylate.4. The transfer paper according to claim 3 , wherein a weight average molecular weight of the ammonium polyacrylate measured by gel permeation chromatography method is 5 claim 3 ,000 or more and 30 claim 3 ,000 or less.5. The transfer paper according to claim 1 , wherein at least one of the pigment in the outermost coating layer is precipitated calcium carbonate having an average secondary particle diameter of 2 μm or more and 6 μm or less in which primary particles having an average long diameter/average short diameter ratio of 2.0 or more and 7.0 or less are radially aggregated at one end in the long diameter direction claim 1 , and a content of the precipitated calcium carbonate is 80 parts by mass or more based on 100 parts by mass of the pigment in the ...

DYEING METHOD AND DYEING APPARATUS

A dyeing method in which a transparent resin body having a surface applied with a dye is heated to fix the dye to the transparent resin body comprises a heating step of irradiating a laser beam having a wavelength less likely to be absorbed by the dye toward the transparent resin body applied with the dye on the surface while relatively scanning the laser beam with respect to the transparent resin body to heat a to-be-dyed region of the transparent resin body to fix the dye, wherein the laser beam is irradiation to heat by changing a laser beam irradiating condition with respect to a portion of the transparent resin body to be heated so that a heating temperature on the transparent resin body by irradiation of the laser beam is substantially equal throughout an entire area of the to-be-dyed region. 1. A dyeing method in which a transparent resin body having a surface applied with a dye in a to-be-dyed region of the transparent resin body is heated to fix the dye to the surface of the transparent resin body , the method comprising:irradiating a laser beam toward the transparent resin body applied with the dye on the surface while relatively scanning the laser beam with respect to the transparent resin body to heat the to-be-dyed region of the transparent resin body to fix the dye, wherein the laser beam is irradiated to heat according to a laser beam irradiating condition with respect to a portion of the transparent resin body to be heated;detecting a heating temperature on the transparent resin body under irradiation of the laser beam; andchanging the laser beam irradiating condition based on a detection result so that the heating temperature on the transparent resin body is substantially equal throughout an entire area of the to-be-dyed region,wherein the laser beam has a wavelength having a lower absorbance by the dye as compared to an absorbance by the transparent resin body.2. The dyeing method according to claim 1 , wherein the transparent resin body is a ...

Sublimation Over Print

Aspects are directed to printing a garment and include a method having steps of providing a fabric panel containing polyester, applying an ink layer to a first area of the fabric panel, curing the ink layer, and applying a sublimation dye to the first area and a different second area of the fabric panel. Application of the sublimation dye causes the first area and the second area to have different color saturations. Other aspects include a garment with a fabric panel containing polyester that has a first surface with a first area and a different second area. The garment also includes an ink layer on the first surface and located at the first area and a sublimation dye absorbed by a portion of the fabric panel at the second area and on a surface of the ink layer at the first area. 1. An article comprising:a first surface comprising a first area and a second area that is different than the first area, the first area and the second area including a material comprised of at least 50% polyester;an ink layer located at the first area on the first surface, the ink layer having an ink surface distal to the first surface; anda sublimation dye located at the second area and a portion of the first area, wherein the sublimation dye is at least partially absorbed by the material at the second area and is on at least the ink surface at the first area.2. The article of further comprising one or more additional ink layers located at the first area claim 1 , each of the one or more additional ink layers having an ink surface distal to the first surface.3. The article of claim 1 , wherein the ink layer comprises a polyurethane-based ink.4. The article of claim 1 , wherein the ink layer comprises a non-polyurethane-based ink.5. The article of claim 1 , wherein the first area extends beyond a boundary of the second area.6. The article of claim 1 , wherein the first surface comprises a first color saturation at the first area and a second color saturation at the second area that is ...

DYEING METHOD AND DYEING APPARATUS

A dyeing method in which a transparent resin body having a surface applied with a dye is heated to fix the dye to the transparent resin body comprises a heating step of irradiating a laser beam having a wavelength less likely to be absorbed by the dye toward the transparent resin body applied with the dye on the surface while relatively scanning the laser beam with respect to the transparent resin body to heat a to-be-dyed region of the transparent resin body to fix the dye, wherein the laser beam is irradiation to heat by changing a laser beam irradiating condition with respect to a portion of the transparent resin body to be heated so that a heating temperature on the transparent resin body by irradiation of the laser beam is substantially equal throughout an entire area of the to-be-dyed region. 1. A dyeing method in which a transparent resin body having a surface applied with a dye in a to-be-dyed region of the transparent resin body is heated to fix the dye to the surface of the transparent resin body , the method comprising: a laser beam irradiation part configured to irradiate a laser beam toward the transparent resin body;', 'a scan part configured to relatively scan the laser beam irradiated by the laser beam irradiation part with respect to the transparent resin body;', 'a storage part configured to store setting information to set irradiation conditions including a first laser beam irradiating condition and a second laser beam irradiating condition with respect to the transparent resin body;', 'a readout part configured to read the setting information from the storage part to the controller; and', 'a controller connected to the laser beam irradiation part and the scan part, the controller configured to control irradiation of the laser beam by the laser beam irradiation part by changing a laser beam irradiating condition according to a thickness of the transparent resin body at a scanning position with respect to a portion of the transparent resin body to ...

COMPOSITE SUPPORT AND USES

A composite support includes a first layer or sheet made from a printable or dyed material, a second layer or flexible polymer layer, and a third layer made from a hydrophilic and film-forming polymer. A method of using the support, in particular in digital printing or in dyeing with sublimation dyes, is also disclosed. 1. A composite support comprising:a first layer or sheet made from a printable material;a second layer or flexible polymer layer; anda third layer or hydrophilic and film-forming polymer layer.2. The support according to claim 1 , wherein the hydrophilic and film-forming polymer is selected from among vinyl alcohol polymers claim 1 , vinyl alcohol and alkylene claim 1 , carboxymethylcelluloses claim 1 , hydroxypropylcelluloses claim 1 , gelatines claim 1 , alginates claim 1 , polyvinylpyrrolidones claim 1 , polyethyleneimines and copolymers comprising at least one of the monomers selected from among vinyl acetate claim 1 , vinyl alcohol and ethylene claim 1 , and any mixture of these polymers and copolymers.3. The support according to claim 1 , wherein the second layer has a solid structure or a honeycomb structure.4. The support according to claim 2 , wherein the second layer comprises at least one polymer or a copolymer selected from among polyurethanes (PU) claim 2 , acrylic polymers and copolymers claim 2 , polyvinylidene chloride (PVDC) and vinylidene chloride copolymers claim 2 , polyvinyl acetate (PVAC) claim 2 , and any mixture of these polymers and copolymers.5. The support according to claim 1 , wherein the second layer comprises at least one additive selected from among a fireproofing agent claim 1 , a rheological additive claim 1 , a surfactant claim 1 , a brightening additive claim 1 , and/or at least one filler and/or at least one pigment.6. The support according to claim 1 , wherein the proportion of the polymer or copolymer in the second layer is at least 20% (wt/wt) and at most 99% (wt/wt) by weight with respect to the weight of the ...

SAIL PRINTING PROCESS

A process of printing an image or images on the sails of a watercraft or other wind powered objects without altering or compromising the efficacy of the sails is described. The process employs a method of printing large-scale, single or multiple panel, continuous, high-resolution photographic and graphic images on wind-catching fabrics. The dynamics and curvatures of a sail are integrated into the manufacturing process when employed for sails, though the process may be applied to any large-scaled fabric print. The process of the present invention produces printed sails providing for the highest resolution photographic, art, and graphic printing with virtually no weight gain, nor effect on the sail's original performance. Modern equipment is employed to achieve printing of realistic, high quality images directly on to the fabric of sails without compromising flexibility or durability, as well as without infringing on the speed and agility of the sailing craft. 1. A method for printing high-resolution images to wind-catching fabrics without compromising the performance of the wind-catching fabrics comprising:identifying the size and shape of the wind-catching fabric;selecting at least one image to print to the wind-catching fabric;using image editing software to size the image to the proportions of the wind-catching fabric;using image editing software to edit and prepare the image for three-dimensional software editing;exporting a two-dimensional copy of the at least one image from the image editing software;importing a three-dimensional image file with all geometric features of the wind-catching fabric, including a 1:1 dimension ratio and curvature of the wind-catching fabric;importing the two-dimensional copy of the at least one image on the three-dimensional image file corresponding to the dimensions of the wind-catching fabric;defining the size of the panels to include overlapping sections and margins for printing;placing key lines on the at least one image; ...

Textile treatment for sublimation ink transfers

Compositions and methods for treating textile materials so as to facilitate transfer of an image thereto using a dye sublimation transfer system are provided. The compositions are applied to the textile in the form of an aqueous pretreatment composition, which comprises a polymer resin and a crosslinking agent. The resin and crosslinking agent are cured upon the textile material to form an image-receiving area. The sublimation transfer system is then applied to the image-receiving area to form a finished, image-bearing textile product.

Thermal Transfer Printed Polymeric Phone Case Insert

The present invention is a process of producing a decorated case insert suitable for use on a phone or tablet that applies a synthetic organic polymer coating onto a heat stabilized extruded polymeric substrate, and diffuses a set of disperse dyes in the form of an image into the polymer applied coating through the application of heat and pressure. The decorated insert is then cut to match an article or manufacture, such as a phone or tablet case, and affixed onto that case to form a decorated case.

METHOD FOR APPLYING A PATTERN TO A PLUSH SYNTHETIC FABRIC USING A HOT PRESS TECHNIQUE

A method based on a hot press technique is used to apply a permanent pattern onto a plush synthetic fabric having a pile. The method generally involves mounting one or more top plates and one or more bottom plates onto a hot press machine, where at least one of the top or bottom plates has a raised relief pattern on its surface. The temperature of the plates is set to at least 180° C. and the top and bottom plates are then pressed together against opposite sides of a plush synthetic fabric having a pile on at least one side, the raised relief pattern engaging the side of the fabric having the pile such that the pattern of the relief is imprinted into the pile. 1. A method for applying a pattern to a plush synthetic fabric using a hot press technique , the method comprising:mounting one or more top plates and one or more bottom plates onto a hot press machine, at least one of the top or bottom hot plates comprising a raised relief pattern for imprinting onto a fabric,setting the temperature of the top and bottom plates to at least 180° C., andpressing the top and bottom plates together against opposite sides of a plush synthetic fabric having a pile on at least one side of the fabric, the raised relief pattern engaging the at least one side of the fabric having the pile such that the pattern is imprinted into the pile.2. The method of claim 1 , further comprising: unrolling a roll of fabric,', 'seaming the ends of the unrolled fabric together, and', 'tensioning the fabric evenly so that the pattern can be consistently applied across the fabric during the pressing step., 'preparing the fabric before the pressing step by3. The method of claim 1 , further comprising:preheating the top and bottom plates to between 75 and 85° C. before mounting the top and bottom plates onto the hot press machine.4. The method of claim 1 , the step of pressing the top and bottom plates together further comprising:pressing the top and bottom plates together for at least 3 seconds at a ...

Textile printing method, textile printing device, method of manufacturing printed textile article, ink, and medium for transfer

A textile printing is more appropriately performed on fabrics made from various materials. A textile printing method of performing textile printing on a textile printing object which is a fabric includes a dye adhesion process of adhering particles of a polyester resin which is a particulate polyester resin, and a dye to the fabric, and a heating process of heating the textile printing object having the particles of the polyester resin and the dye adhered thereto, thereby developing the color of the dye while fixing the particles of the polyester resin to the textile printing object.

Inkjet pre-treatment fluid for dye sublimation printing

An example of an inkjet pre-treatment fluid for dye sublimation printing consists of a humectant; a cationic polymer; a surfactant; a co-solvent present in an amount up to about 50 wt % based on a total weight of the inkjet pre-treatment fluid; and a balance of water. In an example of a printing method, the inkjet pre-treatment fluid is inkjet printed onto a textile substrate to form a pre-treated area on the textile substrate.

TEXTILE TREATMENT FOR SUBLIMATION INK TRANSFERS

Compositions and methods for treating textile materials so as to facilitate transfer of an image thereto using a dye sublimation transfer system are provided. The compositions are applied to the textile in the form of an aqueous pretreatment composition, which comprises a polymer resin and a crosslinking agent. The resin and crosslinking agent are cured upon the textile material to form an image-receiving area. The sublimation transfer system is then applied to the image-receiving area to form a finished, image-bearing textile product. 1. A method of transferring an ink image onto a cotton-containing textile material comprising:applying an aqueous pretreatment composition to at least a portion of the textile material that is to receive the ink image, the pretreatment composition comprising from about 18% to about 30% by weight of one or more polyester resins, polyurethane resins, or polyester-polyurethane resins and one or more crosslinking compounds;heating the textile material containing the pretreatment composition so as to remove moisture from the pretreatment composition and react the one or more polyester resins, polyurethane resins, or polyester-polyurethane resins with the one or more crosslinking compounds thereby forming an image-receiving area on the textile material; andtransferring the ink image to the textile material by positioning a sublimation transfer system in contact with at least a portion of the image-receiving area and heating the sublimation transfer system to a temperature sufficient to cause the gassing of at least a portion of one or more dyes contained within the ink image and the transfer of at least a portion of the gasified dyes to the image-receiving area.2. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the applying step comprises spraying or inkjetting the pretreatment composition onto the textile material.3. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the pretreatment composition comprises from about 0.25% to about 10% by weight of the ...

Binder Composition for Sublimation Printing Natural Fibers

A binder composition for sublimation-printing natural fibers of the present invention includes: (A) an aqueous solvent; (B) a moisture evaporation retardant selected from urea, glycerine, and a mixture thereof; (C) a (meth)acrylic polymer; (D) a polyurethane; (E) a blocked polyisocyanate; and (F) a paraffin wax. 1. A method of manufacturing a printed natural fiber fabric , comprising:pre-treating an area of the natural fiber fabric by coating the area of the natural fiber fabric with a binder composition;drying the binder composition on the area of the natural fiber fabric to create a pre-treated area; andsublimation printing an image onto the pre-treated area of the natural fiber fabric.2. The method of wherein the drying step occurs at a temperature of less than or equal to about 200° C.3. The method of wherein the sublimation printing step includes placing a transfer paper having the image thereon on the pre-treated area then using a thermal press to heat the transfer paper and transfer the image from the transfer paper to the pre-treated area of the natural fiber fabric.4. The method of wherein the sublimation printing step occurs at a temperature of between about 175° C. to about 215° C. and at a pressure of between about 40 psi to about 120 psi.5. The method of wherein the binder composition comprises a polyurethane and a blocked polyisocyanate.6. The method of wherein the binder composition further comprises an aqueous solvent claim 5 , a moisture evaporation retardant selected from urea claim 5 , glycerine claim 5 , and a mixture thereof claim 5 , and a (meth)acrylic polymer.7. The method of claim 6 , wherein the binder composition comprises: about 30 to about 97.5 wt % of the aqueous solvent (A); about 0.1 to about 10 wt % of the polyurethane (B); and about 0.1 to about 10 wt % of the blocked polyisocyanate (C).8. A product produced by the method of .9. A method of manufacturing a printed natural fiber fabric product having an image sublimation printed ...

TRANSFER PAPER FOR SUBLIMATION PRINTING, COMPRISING AN ALKALINE EARTH SALT

The invention relates to transfer paper for sublimation printing, having one or more alkaline earth salts on at least one face thereof. 1. Transfer paper for sublimation printing , having one or more alkaline earth salts on at least one side.2. Transfer paper according to claim 1 , the alkaline earth salt(s) being present on the said side in a quantity equal to or greater than 0.2 g/m claim 1 , in particular equal to or greater than 0.5 g/m.3. Transfer paper according to lacking other surface treatment formulation ingredients on the side containing the alkaline earth salt(s).4. Transfer paper according to claim 1 , wherein the transfer paper is printable by inkjet printing.5. Transfer paper according to claim 1 , wherein the alkaline earth salt(s) is chosen from salts of calcium or magnesium and mixtures of them.6. Transfer paper according to claim 5 , wherein the alkaline earth salt is calcium dichloride or calcium nitrate.7. Transfer paper according to claim 5 , wherein the alkaline earth salt is magnesium sulphate or magnesium chloride.8. Transfer paper according to having a Bendtsen air permeability equal to or greater than 100 ml/min (ISO 5636-3).9. Transfer paper according to prcccding having a paper weight between 25 and 150 g/m claim 1 , in particular between 30 and 75 g/m claim 1 , preferably equal to or less than 50 g/m.10. Manufacturing process for a transfer paper for sublimation printing claim 1 , in particular according to claim 1 , wherein a surface treatment is used to deposit claim 1 , on at least one side of a fibrous substrate claim 1 , one or more alkaline earth salts or one or more compounds which claim 1 , in the presence of one or more other compounds carried by the fibrous substrate claim 1 , form one or more alkaline earth salts in situ.11. Manufacturing process for a transfer paper according to the preceding claim claim 1 , wherein the fibrous substrate is manufactured and the surface treatment applied in-line or off-line.12. Manufacturing ...

Textile printing method

Foamed, opacifying elements with thermally transferred images

A foamed, opacifying element has a thermal colorant image on either an opposing external surface and an internal surface of a porous substrate. The internal surface has a dry foamed composition disposed thereon as a dry opacifying layer that comprises: (a) 0.1-40 weight % of porous particles; (b) at least 10 weight % of an at least partially cured binder material; (c) at least 0.2 weight % of one or more additives comprising a surfactant; (d) less than 5 weight % of water; and (e) at least 0.002 weight % of an opacifying colorant different from all of the one or more (c) additives, which opacifying colorant absorbs predetermined electromagnetic radiation. The thermal colorant image is derived from thermal colorant transfer of sublimable colorants from a thermal donor element.

Method for preparing thermally imaged opacifying elements

Foamed, opacifying element comprising a thermal colorant image is prepared using a porous substrate having an opposing external surface and an internal surface, and a dry foamed composition disposed on the internal surface of the porous substrate as a dry opacifying layer that has a light blocking value of at least 4 as well as a luminous reflectance that is greater than 40% as measured by the Y tristimulus value. A thermal colorant image is provided on either the opposing external surface, the dry opacifying layer, or both the opposing external surface and the dry opacifying layer, by thermal colorant transfer from a thermal donor element comprising a colorant donor layer having one or more thermal colorants.

Transfer printing sheet carrying impregnant and transfer printing of cellulose, wool, silk or polyamide textile materials

The transfer sheet or web is intended for the use in a heat transfer printing process of cotton, of cotton-polyester blend or of nitrogen containing textile fibers such as wool, silk or nylon. It comprises on its surface at least one organic impregnating agent which has a melting point between 60° and 230° C. and is no polymer, at least one water insoluble, non-subliming dyestuff, and the minimum amount of a binder. The dyestuff forms a pattern or image which is heat contact printed on said textile substrate without the use of carrier vapors or vacuum. The pattern to be heat transferred may also be prepared in an electrophotographic process using a new toner comprising particles of impregnating agent, binder and dyestuff. The pattern on the transfer support is transferred at a temperature between 160° and 230° C. during 30 to 60 seconds to said textile substrate. The printings obtained have very good light, rubbing and washing fastnesses; the handling is not impaired.

Sublimation dye printed textile

Treated textile fabric

A liquid repellant, stain-resistant, antimicrobial fabric. At least one composition comprising an antimicrobial agent and a fluorochemical composition is applied to a fabric such as a jacquard, to produce a treated fabric. The liquid and stain-resistant, antimicrobial, fabric essentially retains its natural texture, is durable and is easy to handle.

A kind of production method of thermal dye sublimation transfer printing Chair cover for automobile

本发明涉及汽车椅套制造领域，公开一种热升华转印汽车椅套的制作方法。方法说明了热升华转印汽车椅套面料的裁剪、排版、缝纫压线，且汽车椅套两侧设有环绕侧片面料一周的气囊开口，气囊开口上缝有织带，说明椅套的具体加工参数，再使用热升华转印膜在椅套上进行热升华转印形成图案，通过热升华转印技术，使汽车椅套在保持原有的面料特性的基础上，印制出来的的图案更清晰，花纹更精细，立体感更强，方法不用水，无污水产生，更加环保；椅套侧边布内设置有气囊开口，气囊开口处通过涤纶缝纫线缝制有织带，气囊开口的间距、位置、针距都符合座椅的安全气囊弹出时不受到任何的阻碍，从而保护驾驶者的安全。

Sublimation over print

Aspects are directed to printing a garment and include a method having steps of providing a fabric panel containing polyester, applying an ink layer to a first area of the fabric panel, curing the ink layer, and applying a sublimation dye to the first area and a different second area of the fabric panel. Application of the sublimation dye causes the first area and the second area to have different color saturations. Other aspects include a garment with a fabric panel containing polyester that has a first surface with a first area and a different second area. The garment also includes an ink layer on the first surface and located at the first area and a sublimation dye absorbed by a portion of the fabric panel at the second area and on a surface of the ink layer at the first area.

Water-resistant and stain-resistant, antimicrobial treated textile fabric

Water-resistant, stain-repellant, anti-microbial fabrics are prepared by treating a woven fabric with a topical treating composition containing an acrylate copolymer having a glass transition temperature in the range of 10° C. to 50° C., a substantial amount of fluorochemical, and an antimicrobial, and curing the treated fabric at elevated temperatures. Further increase in water repellency and stain resistance is achieved by a high solids secondary coating applied to one side of the fabric only. The treated fabric retains the appearance, hand, and feel of textile material while being transfer-printable.

Method for preparing maize biology-based special-leather-feel top grade leisure shell fabric

玉米生物基纤维皮感休闲面料的制备方法，包括以下步骤：1）选原材料；2）空变复合；3）织造；4）染色、后整理。本发明表面滑爽，手感柔糯，富有质感，防水防污抗静电，抗皱性优异，有天然皮质材料的光泽和纹理，且透气、透湿性能良好，既可以做风衣、茄克、棉服等秋冬装，也可以做单西、便西、单茄克等春夏装，该面料既可水洗也可干洗，具有免熨烫，易于护理等优点。

Paper is used in transfer

一种转印用纸，其用于使用升华型印染墨的转印印染法，该转印用纸具有原纸和在上述原纸的至少单面上的1层以上的涂布层，以原纸为基准位于最外的最外涂布层至少含有颜料、粘结剂、聚丙烯酸盐及炔二醇衍生物，所述转印用纸具有耐图像劣化性，发色性良好，且密合性优异。

Method of modifying the dye affinity of cellulose fiber-containing structure with benzene sulfonyl chloride

The method involves treating a cellulose fiber-containing structure with an alkaline agent, coating the structure with an acid chloride having the following formula: ##STR1## (wherein X is --H, --NO 2 , --CH 3 or --SO 2 Cl) and subjecting the resultant structure to heat treatment to cause chemical modification. The acid chloride is employed in the form of an emulsion in water. The emulsion may also contain a thickener such as a natural sizing agent or a dye. The method provides a more dyeable cellulose fiber-containing structure.

PROCESS TO IMPROVE THE PROPERTIES OF CELLULOSE FIBERS AND TO DYE THEMSELVES

Dry thermal printing of fabrics - using polymer having affinity for dye to effect bonding of dye to fabric (BE030576)

Treated textile fabric

A liquid repellant, stain-resistant, antimicrobial fabric. At least one composition comprising an antimicrobial agent and a fluorochemical composition is applied to a fabric such as a jacquard, to produce a treated fabric. The liquid and stain-resistant, antimicrobial, fabric essentially retains its natural texture, is durable and is easy to handle.

Sensitisation of composite fabrics to hot transfer printing - by multistage treatment with sensitising agents

Patent FR2346488B1

Patent FR2516562B1

PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION OF A TEXTILE COATED WITH A PRINTED PATTERN, PRINTED TEXTILE AND THE USE THEREOF

Patent FR2363664B1

PROCESS FOR SCARF DYING AND PRINTING TEXTILE MATERIALS IN MIXED CELLULOSE AND POLYESTER FIBERS

Printed placemat, potholder, and oven mitt and methods for making same

Printed placemats, potholders, and oven mitts, and process for producing same using a high definition color sublimation printing technique. The sublimation printing technique applies a high quality image onto a print receiving layer that is incorporated into a printed placemat, potholder, or oven mitt. The print receiving layer can be adhesively bonded to the printed placemat, potholder, or oven mitt.

Patent FR2230795A1

Inkjet pre-treatment fluid for dye sublimation printing

Process for the pretreatment of cellulose fibers to be printed according to the thermotransfer printing method

A process for the pretreatment of textile material consisting entirely or partially of cellulose fibers and which is to be printed according to the thermotransfer process, which comprises impregnating the textile material with a solution or dispersion containing (a) a compound of the formula I NH.sub.2 --CO--Y--R (I) wherein R stands for a group of the formulae R a , R b or R c ##STR1## in said formulae R 1 is hydrogen or C 1-4 alkyl, R 2 is C 1-4 alkyl, R 3 is hydrogen or methyl, n is an integer of from 1 to 6, m is an integer of from 1 to 10, X is CH 2 or O and Y, in case that R stands for R a or R b is an oxygen atom and in case that R stands for R c is an oxygen atom or an imino group (NH), (b) a glyoxal or melamine formaldehyde resin and (c) an acid catalyst for the condensation of these resins, and subsequently drying the textile material and subjecting it to the action of heat.

PROCEDURE FOR PRINTING TEXTILES CONTAINING SYNTHETIC FIBER MATERIALS

Patent FR2309665B1

Process for manufacturing retroreflective printed material

A process for manufacturing retroreflective printed material, the process comprising a) providing a composite comprising a temporary support sheet with a layer of microspheres partially embedded in the temporary support sheet such that the surfaces of the microspheres are partially exposed; b) applying a reflecting layer on the microspheres; c) applying a priming layer either on the partially exposed surfaces of the microspheres or on the reflecting layer; d) transferring a printed design layer from a transfer medium with the printed design on the primer layer and separating the transfer medium without the printed design from the printed design layer; e) applying a binder layer on the printed design layer; f) applying a base fabric on the binder layer and separating the temporary support sheet from the layer of microspheres, thereby creating the retroreflective printed material. A retroreflective printed material made according to the process.

Method for preparing high-grade and casual fabric with special leather feel using biologically corn-based fibres

A method for preparing high-grade and casual fabric with special leather feel using biologically corn-based fibres comprises the steps of: 1) selecting 0.3-0.5 D/PF ultrafine biologically corn-based SORONA fibres from DuPont, America, and 0.2-0.4 D/PF long porous "Morning light" polyester filaments as raw materials; 2) compositing by air-jet texturing: having the above raw materials composited by low tension air-jet texturing in an air texturing machine, with the tension force controlled in the range of 4.5-6.0 CN, so as to form ATY filaments with a denier number of 120-180 D; 3) weaving, which includes filament sizing, preliminary drying, oil applying and plain weaving; 4) dyeing and finishing, which include treating a grey fabric by pre-treating, presetting, splitting and alkali detaching, water washing and dehydrating, dyeing, water repellent treatment, instant ultrahigh temperature treatment, and one-sided lustering. The fabric prepared according to the present invention has the following advantages: it has smooth surface and soft feel, is waterproof, antifouling and antistatic, has excellent anti-wrinkle properties, has the luster and texture of natural leather material, and is good in breathability and moisture penetrability, it can be used for making both winter clothing and summer clothing, can be water-washed or dry cleaned, it has no need for ironing, is easy to care for, etc.

Pretreating natural fiber fabrics for dye sublimation ink printing

Provided are pretreatment compositions, pretreated fabrics, and methods of pretreating fabrics for improved printing quality. Pretreated fabrics include natural fiber fabric having a polymer coating. Methods of pretreating fabrics include spraying natural fiber fabric with a pretreatment composition that comprises one or more latex polymers, a coalescing agent composition, a surfactant composition, an ultraviolet stabilizer composition, an antioxidant composition, and a solvent.

Method of dyeing cellulose fibre-containing structures

Patent FR2230794B1

Surface treatment agent for sublimation-disperse dye ink transfer printing of natural fiber yarn, the method for making surface treatment agent and natural fiber yarn printed matter by using the method for sublimation-disperse dye ink transfer printing

The purpose of the present invention is to secure cleaning fastness, sunlight fastness, and durability by preventing the generation of the detachment, de-coloration, and omission of a printed surface caused by component discordance by increasing bonding force between sublimation dye ink and a fabric material by a surface treatment agent for sublimation-disperse dye ink transfer printing of natural fiber thread, and improving color and visibility. The present invention relates to the surface treatment agent for the sublimation-disperse dye ink transfer printing of the natural fiber thread, a manufacturing method thereof, and a natural fiber thread printing matter printed with a sublimation-disperse dye ink transfer method. The surface treatment agent for the sublimation-disperse dye ink transfer printing of the natural fiber thread includes waterborne acryl-amide resin emulsion and water solubility acryl emulsion, water solubility urethane resin emulsion and water solubility acryl-styrene resin emulsion, water solubility vinyl acetate resin emulsion, water solubility acryl-gelatin resin emulsion, and water solubility acryl-styrene resin emulsion. The natural fiber thread printing matter printed with the sublimation-disperse dye ink transfer method is printed by using natural fiber thread coated with the surface treatment agent.

Process for production of thermally transferred image-receptive sheet

There is disclosed a process for production of a process for production of a thermally transferred image-receptive sheet which comprises: (a) coating a coating composition containing nylon, methanol and calcium chloride onto a woven fabric substrate, (b) dipping the coated substrate into water to solidify a coated layer and leach out methanol and calcium chloride, wherein a microporous surface layer is formed so that the bottom of woven fabric is just filled up, (c) drying the dipped substrate, and (d) furnishing the dried substrate to obtain a final product, wherein a cover factor of woven fabric in the final product is not lower than 1700 and a ratio of cover factor of woven fabric immediately after coating relative to that of the final product is 0.97 to 1.03.

PROCESS FOR PRINTING TEXTILES MADE FROM SYNTHETIC FIBER MATERIALS

Patent JPS5338787B2

Sublimation printing

多个方面涉及印刷服装，并且包括具有以下步骤的方法：提供包含聚酯的织物片，将油墨层施加到织物片的第一区域，固化油墨层，以及将升华染料施加到织物片的第一区域和不同的第二区域。升华染料的施加导致第一区域和第二区域具有不同的颜色饱和度。其他方面包括一种服装，该服装具有包含聚酯的织物片，该织物片具有带有第一区域和不同的第二区域的第一表面。该服装还包括在第一表面上并位于第一区域处的油墨层和在第二区域处被织物片的一部分吸收并在第一区域处的油墨层的表面上的升华染料。

Transfer printing

METHOD FOR COMBINING DYEING AND / OR PRINTING AND FINISHING ALL OR PARTLY OF TEXTILES EXISTING FROM CELLULOSE FIBERS

Method of manufacturing dye-sublimation printed elements

一种制造印制元件的方法可包括接收包括表示标识的数据的命令。该标识可通过在第一材料的表面上染料升华而印制。第一材料可布置为靠近且在第二材料和染料保持层之间。第一材料、第二材料和染料保持层可被压缩和加热，如在热邦定过程中，以将第一材料固定至第二材料。具有相对高质量的客户定制标识可由此被施加至印制元件，包括织物元件、缓冲元件、以及各种其他产品。

PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION OF A TEXTILE COATED WITH A PRINTED PATTERN, PRINTED TEXTILE AND THE USE THEREOF

L'invention concerne un procédé de préparation d'un textile revêtu d'un motif imprimé, comprenant une étape de dépôt d'au moins une couche protectrice à la surface de celui-ci et la fixation d'un ou plusieurs colorants. The invention relates to a process for preparing a textile coated with a printed pattern, comprising a step of depositing at least one protective layer on the surface thereof and fixing one or more dyes.

Sublimation over print

Aspects are directed to printing a garment and include a method having steps of providing a fabric panel containing polyester, applying an ink layer to a first area of the fabric panel, curing the ink layer, and applying a sublimation dye to the first area and a different second area of the fabric panel. Application of the sublimation dye causes the first area and the second area to have different color saturations. Other aspects include a garment with a fabric panel containing polyester that has a first surface with a first area and a different second area. The garment also includes an ink layer on the first surface and located at the first area and a sublimation dye absorbed by a portion of the fabric panel at the second area and on a surface of the ink layer at the first area.

Acrylic resin-based composition for pretreating fabric for transfer printing and a transfer printing process

Paper printing method for fibrous and leather materials

一种纤维材料或皮革材料的纸印染法、以及用于该纸印染法的印染用纸、印染纸以及其特征在于通过该纸印染法而印染的纤维材料或皮革材料，所述纸印染法的特征在于，具有以下工序：在将包含水溶性合成系粘合剂、天然系糊剂及助剂的混合糊赋予到原纸上并干燥而得到的印染用纸上，印刷染料墨而得到印染纸的工序；将上述印染纸与纤维材料或皮革材料密合，加压并加热而粘附的工序；以及，在将上述印染纸粘附到上述纤维材料或皮革材料上的状态下，进行染料的固着处理，除去印染纸的工序。

PROCESS FOR DYING OR PRINTING TEXTILE SURFACES

Paper printing method for textile materials or leather materials

TRANSFER PRINTING SUPPORT, PROCESS FOR YOUR PREPARATION, PRINTING INK, TRANSFER PRINTING PROCESS AND ELECTROPHOTOGRAPHIC TONER

Treated polyester fabric

A liquid and stain resistant, antimicrobial fabric is provided that can withstand the high temperatures required for transfer printing. A coating composition comprising a copolymer composition, an antimicrobial agent and a fluorochemical composition is applied to fabric such as polyester, to produce the coated fabric. The liquid and stain resistant antimicrobial, printed fabric retains its natural texture, is durable and easy to handle.

Curved acrylic decorated article

A curved acrylic photographic article and a process for the making same comprising an optically clear acrylic layer and an adjacent synthetic organic polymer containing both light scattering particulates and diffused disperse dyes are described. The layered article being thermodynamically formed into a curved or other shape immediately subsequent to receiving a graphic decoration by dye diffusion thermal transfer.

Patent JPS5021730A

Transfer printing sheet and transfer printing of textile materials

The transfer sheet or web is intended for the use in a heat transfer printing process of cotton, of cotton-polyester blend or of nitrogen containing textile fibers such as wool, silk or nylon.It comprises on its surface at least one organic impregnating agent which has a melting point between 60 and 230°C and is no polymer, at least one water insoluble, non-subliming dyestuff, and the minimum amount of a binder. The dyestuff forms a pattern or image which is heat contact printed on said textile substrate without the use of carrier vapours or vacuum. The pattern to be heat transferred may also be prepared in an electrophotographic process using a new toner comprising particles of impregnating agent, binder and dyestuff.The pattern on the transfert support is transferred at a temperature between 160 and 230°C during 30 to 60 seconds to said textile substrate. The printings obtained have very good light, rubbing and washing fastnesses; the handling is not impaired.

Sublimation printing processes and fabric pretreatment compositions for ink jet printing onto arbitrary fabrics

An ink jet printing process for sublimation printing of arbitrary textile fiber substrates, wherein the fiber materials are pretreated with an aqueous coating composition, enabling ink jet printing of natural and regenerated cellulosic fibers and blends thereof with synthetic fibers, by direct sublimation or sublimation transfer printing, applying to said fibers a novel textile coating or fabric pretreatment composition, wherein said textile coating or fabric pretreatment includes: an aqueous dispersion of fluoropolymer particles and a non-fluoropolymer binder.

Non-synthetic fabric sublimation transfer procedure consists of treating at least one surface with resin mixed with softening agent

Sublimation transfer printing of non-synthetic fabric (T) comprises fabric treating surface(s) with resin mixed with softening agent (RA), by impregnation or printing. The treatment is performed during de-gumming or a subsequent stage, e.g. a second stiffening stage. The sublimation transfer procedure for a non-synthetic fabric (T) consists of treating at least one surface of the fabric with a resin mixed with a softening agent (RA), either by impregnation or printing. The treatment is carried out during de-gumming or a subsequent stage, e.g. a second stiffening stage in which the resin/softening agent mixture is added to the bath. The resin/softening agent can also be applied in the form of a coating or a film, using a roller or stencil engraved with designs. Applied during the stiffening stage the mixture uses 25 g of resin and 15 g of softening agent to each kg of stiffening material.

Patent FR2254676B1

DRY TRANSFER PRINTING PROCESS

IMPROVED PROCESS FOR PRINTING CELLULOSIC TEXTILES BY TRANSFER

Avant l'impression, on imprègne le tissu à l'aide d'une solution aqueuse ou hydro-alcoolique de dérivés réticulables de la triazine en présence d'un catalyseur provoquant la réticulation, on sèche et on procède ensuite à l'impression par transfert, la réticulation étant provoquée avant ou durant l'impression par action de la chaleur. Le traitement préalable du tissu à l'aide des dérivés de triazine permet de remédier aux inconvénients dus à l'affinité insuffisante des colorants sublimables à l'égard des fibres cellulosiques. Before printing, the fabric is impregnated with an aqueous or hydro-alcoholic solution of crosslinkable derivatives of triazine in the presence of a catalyst causing crosslinking, it is dried and then the transfer printing is carried out. , the crosslinking being caused before or during printing by the action of heat. The pretreatment of the fabric with the aid of the triazine derivatives makes it possible to remedy the drawbacks due to the insufficient affinity of the sublimable dyes with respect to cellulosic fibers.

Process for colouring epoxy resin-containing coatings or layers on metals or rigid non-metallic materials

1463596 Transferring designs on to resincoated surfaces SUBLISTATIC HOLDING SA 23 May 1974 [24 May 1973] 23121/74 Heading B6C [Also in Division B2] Metallic or other rigid non-metallic substrates are printed or dyed by providing an epoxy resin containing surface on the substrate, contacting with vaporizable or sublimable dyestuffs carried on a temporary support, heating and removing the temporary support. The substrate may for example be metal, ceramic, wood or glass; the epoxy resin layer may be transparent or opaque with a single colour pigment. In another embodiment, the epoxy resin is not cured, and the curing agent is incorporated with the dyestuff on the temporary support. The substrate with its epoxy resin layer and the temporary support are heated together at temperatures of 140 to 300‹ C. between heated dies, or in the case of printing on a wooden substrate, by using a hot air gun while holding the temporary support in position with a roller.

METHOD OF COLOR PRINTING A DOCUMENT

Heat transfer polymer mobile phone shell insert

本发明是生产适合于在手机或平板电脑上使用的装饰性外壳嵌件的方法，它在热稳定的挤出聚合物基底上采用合成有机聚合物涂层，和将图像形式的一组分散染料扩散到通过施加热与压力而施加的聚合物涂层内。然后切割该装饰性嵌件，以匹配制造制品，例如手机或平板电脑的外壳，并固定到该外壳上，形成装饰性外壳。

PROCESS FOR IMPROVING CELLULOSE FIBERS AND FOR DYING THEM

Pretreating support for transfer thermoprinting - by impregnating or coating with plasticised polyvinyl acetate resin

Supports are pretreated to be subsequently thermoprinted by transfer by contacting under heat and pressure with a temporary support carrying sublimable inks or dyes. The pretreatment comprises impregnating or coating the supports with a thermoplastic polyvinyl acetate resin, the novel feature being that the resin is plasticised. Process allows transfer printing or dyeing to be applied to a variety of fabrics (nonwoven, woven or knitted) in the form of strips, panels or plates and based on natural, vegetable, synthetic, animal and/or mineral fibres. In prior transfer printing was restricted to only a few synthetic fibres e.g. polyester, acrylics, polyamides. The prints have good general fastness.

Process for manufacturing retroreflective printed material

The present invention relates to a retroreflective printed product on fabrics for use in clothing, sportswear, footwear and accessories with a light-reflecting effect, with good design flexibility which ensure trend-setting fashion sense as well as safety sense due to high visibility. More particularly, the invention deals with a continuous, flexible printing process without pollution and effluence, which use a printed mono-or multi-coloured design on paper base or other plastic base to be transferred over the surface of a layer (20) of glass microspheres (1) that are partially embedded in a support sheet (2) and coated with a very thin layer (5) of transparent thermo-adhesive bi-component polyurethane.

Process for modifying cellulosic fabrics for improved heat transfer printing

This invention relates to the transfer printing of cellulosic fabric by in situ polymerization of monomers to form polyamides and polyesters. The process involves treating the fabric with a diamine or bisphenol and then treating with a diacid chloride, drying, rinsing with neutralizing agent, and then heat transfer printing the fabric after drying. The reverse procedure can also be employed in which case the fabric is treated initially with the diacid chloride.

PROCEDURE FOR PRINTING ON CELLULOSA MATERIAL

PRINTING PROCEDURE ON TEXTILES CONTAINING CELLULOSE

Transfer printing sheet and transfer printing of textile materials

The transfer sheet or web is intended for the use in a heat transfer printing process of cotton, of cotton-polyester blend or of nitrogen containing textile fibers such as wool, silk or nylon.It comprises on its surface at least one organic impregnating agent which has a melting point between 60 and 230°C and is no polymer, at least one water insoluble, non-subliming dyestuff, and the minimum amount of a binder. The dyestuff forms a pattern or image which is heat contact printed on said textile substrate without the use of carrier vapours or vacuum. The pattern to be heat transferred may also be prepared in an electrophotographic process using a new toner comprising particles of impregnating agent, binder and dyestuff.The pattern on the transfert support is transferred at a temperature between 160 and 230°C during 30 to 60 seconds to said textile substrate. The printings obtained have very good light, rubbing and washing fastnesses; the handling is not impaired.

Combined dyeing and printing of cellulose textiles - by transfer printing with disperse dyes after pretreatment with precondensate

Combined dyeing and printing of textile substrates made at least partly of cellulose fibres comprises first treating the textiles with a precondensate (A) (or with (A) and alkylene oxide adducts). The treated substrate is then transfer printed with disperse dyes. Pref. dyes are those forming strong can der Waals' bonds with cellulose. Used e.g. for cotton and polyester-cellulose blends. The printed materials have good storage stability and there is no need to leave the dye solvent on the fabric and it can be removed withoug worsening the fastness. Fastness is comparable to that achieved on native fibres with substantive dyes and can be further improved by crosslinking.

PROCEDURE FOR PATRICING ON CELLULOSIUM FIBERS AND WOVEN FABRICS CONTAINING A MIXTURE OF CELLULOSIUM FIBERS ACCORDING TO THE TRANSFER PRESSURE METHOD AND ANSPECTIVE CARRIER

Cloth material for marking and method of forming mark

The invention provides a cloth material for marking including, in this order, a label cloth formed from a fiber, an intermediate layer including a resin having a softening point of 180° C. or higher, a transfer adhesive layer including a thermoplastic resin having a softening point of 170° C. or lower and having a melt flow rate of 100 g/10 min or lower; and a release sheet.

Method of dying and printing sheettlike structure method of dyeing and printing sheettlike structure

PROCESS FOR COLORING METAL OR RIGID SURFACES BY DRY TRANSFER AND PRODUCTS OBTAINED

Patent FR2298639B1