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Provide
aesthetic value
Soften fabric or change the hand
Adds to durability
Adds to comfort
Provide safety
Improves performance
RECEPTIVITY
OF FABRIC TO VARIOUS
FINISHING OPERATIONS i.e. water, flame, rot
proofing etc
SUSCEPTIBILITY TO CHEMICAL MODIFICATIONS
FINISHING OPERATIONS DIFFER ACCORDING TO
THE PROPERTIES IMPARTED TO THE MATERIAL
Aesthetic
finishes
Functional finishes
According to quality:
Temporary
Semi permanent
Permanent
According to the type of machinery
Chemical finishes
Mechanical finishes
In
1,3
For
1.
Parchmentizing
2.
Acid designs
3.
Burned out
4.
sizing
In
Burned
In
If
Weighting
The
Texture
The
are:
1. Shearing
2. Brushing
3. 3D or raised embossing
4. Pleating
5. Flocking
6. Embroidery
7. Expanded foam
8. Napping
Below
1.
2.
3.
1.
2.
MECHANICAL FLOCKING
This process is called beater bar or gravity flocking system and
is a mechanical process. 6-20 beater bars are used which are
used to get fibres stand erect..
The flocking fibers are randomly adhered to the surface of the
substrate and all the fibres are adhered at different depths,
creating an irregular flocked surface.
Some fibers shedding occurs as the fibers are adhered and not
penetrate or imbed.
ELECTROSTATIC FLOCKING
Flocking is the application of fine particles to adhesive
coated surfaces. Nowadays, this is usually done by the
application of a high-voltage electric field. In a Flocking
Machine the "flock" is given a negative charge whilst
the substrate is earthed. Flock material flies vertically onto
the substrate attaching to previously applied glue. A number of
different substrates can be Flocked including; textiles, fabric,
woven fabric, paper, PVC, sponge, toys, automotive plastic.
This process can also used to apply fibers on both sides.
FULLING/ FELTING
1.
Fulling is performed on wool fibres to improve
their appearance, hand, thickness, softness,
body and cover and the process is known as
felting.
2. Felt is made by a process called wet
felting where the natural wool fibers,
stimulated by friction and lubricated by
moisture (usually soapy water), move at a 90
degree angle towards the friction source and
then away again,
3.
fulled fabrics are denser and more compact in
both warp and the filling directions.
Tufted
Special
Water
Water
The
These
These
Common
Moth