Wonderful Steam dyeing process of velvet sofa fabric at factory with 50 years of history
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Wonderful Steam dyeing process of
Wonderful Steam dyeing process of velvet sofa fabric at factory with 50 years of history
Introduction. Color is an extremely important aspect of modern textiles. The color of a textile product
is a major factor in the marketing and use of that product. The color of textiles can be
used to differentiate groups of people such as uniforms used for athletic teams, hospital
personnel or military organizations. Color can also be functional such as camouflage or
protective uniforms. However, in the modern retail store, the color of textile products is a
major contributor to what is referred to as fashion. The color is very important with
apparel, carpet, upholstery, curtains, drapes, sheets and towels. All of the items are
marketed with an emphasis on their specific color.
Textile Coloration. Dyeing is the application of color to a textile material with some degree of fastness or
permanence. The materials which impart the color are known as colorants. When
these colorants have a natural affinity and permanence on textiles, they are referred to
as dyes. Dyes actually migrate or diffuse into the chemical molecular structure of textile
fibers in order to develop the final color of the textile product. The dye-fiber molecular
association is also responsible for the degree of fastness or permanence of the color
because of the molecular attraction between the specific dye and the specific textile
fiber; dyes are classified as being fiber specific. That is, dyes which work on cotton will
not work on polyester, nylon, acrylic, wool and many other commonly used textile fibers.
However, because the basic structure of cotton is cellulose, the dyes which work on
cotton will also work on other cellulose based fibers such as linen, ramie, rayon and
lyocell. It should be noted that the color actually produced on cotton by any single dye
or combination of dyes will not necessarily match the color produced when these same
dyes are used on linen or ramie or rayon. Many unique factors contribute to the color
produced by textile dyeing including fiber properties.
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Introduction. Color is an extremely important aspect of modern textiles. The color of a textile product
is a major factor in the marketing and use of that product. The color of textiles can be
used to differentiate groups of people such as uniforms used for athletic teams, hospital
personnel or military organizations. Color can also be functional such as camouflage or
protective uniforms. However, in the modern retail store, the color of textile products is a
major contributor to what is referred to as fashion. The color is very important with
apparel, carpet, upholstery, curtains, drapes, sheets and towels. All of the items are
marketed with an emphasis on their specific color.
Textile Coloration. Dyeing is the application of color to a textile material with some degree of fastness or
permanence. The materials which impart the color are known as colorants. When
these colorants have a natural affinity and permanence on textiles, they are referred to
as dyes. Dyes actually migrate or diffuse into the chemical molecular structure of textile
fibers in order to develop the final color of the textile product. The dye-fiber molecular
association is also responsible for the degree of fastness or permanence of the color
because of the molecular attraction between the specific dye and the specific textile
fiber; dyes are classified as being fiber specific. That is, dyes which work on cotton will
not work on polyester, nylon, acrylic, wool and many other commonly used textile fibers.
However, because the basic structure of cotton is cellulose, the dyes which work on
cotton will also work on other cellulose based fibers such as linen, ramie, rayon and
lyocell. It should be noted that the color actually produced on cotton by any single dye
or combination of dyes will not necessarily match the color produced when these same
dyes are used on linen or ramie or rayon. Many unique factors contribute to the color
produced by textile dyeing including fiber properties.
I would like to give respect to all workers among the world.
Subscribe and Like would be highly appreciated !
Thanks for watching !
📧Contact : [email protected]
Thank you to all the representatives and staff who helped with the filming. Also, thank you for watching. I will reply with a better video.
#velvet #dyeing #HowToMakeThings
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