Dyeing and Printing
A handbook
The text and line drawings describe chemical dyeing and printing techniques as they apply to small-scale operations, and how to plan for small-scale production.(Published in the Small-scale Textiles series).
Published: 1990
Pages: 70
eBook: 9781780442037
Paperback: 9781853390289
Title Page | iii | ||
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Copyright Page | iv | ||
Table of Contents | v | ||
Acknowledgements | vi | ||
Foreword | vii | ||
Preface | viii | ||
Chapter 1. Introduction to Dyeing and Printing | 1 | ||
Chapter 2. Basic Principles and Processes | 8 | ||
Chapter 3. Simple Methods of Testing | 23 | ||
Chapter 4. Specifications of Small-Scale Dyeing Machines | 28 | ||
Chapter 5. Planning for Production | 33 | ||
Chapter 6. Equipment and Materials Suppliers | 39 | ||
Chapter 7. Sources of Further Information | 42 | ||
Appendices | 45 | ||
1. Some Technical Terms Used in Dyeing | 45 | ||
2. Preparation and Aftertreatment of yarn and Fabric | 47 | ||
3. Dyeing Wool with Acid and Metal Complex Dyes | 50 | ||
4. Dyeing Cotton, Viscose Rayon, or Linen with Direct Dyes | 51 | ||
5. Dyeing Cotton, Viscose Rayon, or Linen with Reactive Dyes | 52 | ||
6. Dyeing Silk with Acid, Metal Complex, and Reactive Dyes | 53 | ||
7. Printing Wool and Silk with Reactive Dyes without Steaming | 54 | ||
8. Printing Cotton Fabrics with Reactive Dyes | 56 | ||
9. Printing Cotton Fabrics with Pigments | 58 | ||
10. Effluent Disposal | 60 |