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Showing posts with label Burnout Printing. Show all posts
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Dec 16, 2010

Burn out printing on Blend PC (Polyester/Cotton ).

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Burn out printing on Blend PC (Polyester/Cotton ).



 Chemicals:
Synthetic Thickener, Sodium Bisulfate, Penetrating Agent, Glycerin and Water.

Purpose:
Burnout is a beautiful effect, Which is carried out on blend fabric and specially for those blends which have high percentage of cotton and are reserved dyed (mean polyester portion is either dyed or printed), when cotton burns down dyed polyester gives full shade and vacant spaces. One can literally see across this type of effect.
One can take simple white fabric, blend of course. Dye or print it with disperse dye in acidic medium than apply burn out recipe afterwards go for reduction cleaning which is required for polyester. This cleaning will also wash down burned cotton.
Cotton can be chemically burnt out at 200C in presence of Sodium bisulfate (other chemicals were also tested in order to substitute sodium bi sulfate , which is discussed in later portion)

As a big house Masood textile on its website expresses.

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