Solvent Chemicals
SILCOMINE
Product code RXSOL-19-1643-210
Silicone fluid developed for use as a base in formulating textile softeners and lubricants. It is a cost effective amino silicone that imparts a typical soft amino hand.
Description
Silicomines (Silicon+Amino) is a reactive amino functionalized silicone fluid developed for use as a base in formulating textile softeners and lubricants. It is a cost effective amino silicone that imparts a typical soft amino hand.
Application
Application
It is using for Typical fabrics to be softened include cellulose, man-made fibres and their blends, including both woven as well as knitted fabrics.
Precautions
Precautions
Concentrated Silicone Emulsions
Pretreatment Chemicals are used to convert raw fiber, yarn, or fabric into substracts suitable for dyeing printing and finishing. These fibers, yarns, fabrics could be of cotton, wool, silk, synthetics and blends of those. The pre treatment processes include :Concentrated Silicone Emulsions
Desizing Scouring, wetting (removal of oils, waxes, dirt, etc thus imparting absorbency) Bleaching (removal of natural coloring matter) Mercerizing (increasing dye-ability, lustre and strength) Pretreatment requirements are as follow: Uniformity and levelness of effects High absorbency Low ash content Freedom from size High degree of whiteness Absolute absence of husks High dye absorbing power Thus pretreatment occupies a critical position in wet processing. More than 60% of the problems encountered in finished fabrics are directly attributed to lack of proper preparation.
Desizing Scouring, wetting (removal of oils, waxes, dirt, etc thus imparting absorbency) Bleaching (removal of natural coloring matter) Mercerizing (increasing dye-ability, lustre and strength) Pretreatment requirements are as follow: Uniformity and levelness of effects High absorbency Low ash content Freedom from size High degree of whiteness Absolute absence of husks High dye absorbing power Thus pretreatment occupies a critical position in wet processing. More than 60% of the problems encountered in finished fabrics are directly attributed to lack of proper preparation.