PL8728B1 - The method of staining and dyeing fur and leather. - Google Patents

The method of staining and dyeing fur and leather. Download PDF

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PL8728B1
PL8728B1 PL8728A PL872826A PL8728B1 PL 8728 B1 PL8728 B1 PL 8728B1 PL 8728 A PL8728 A PL 8728A PL 872826 A PL872826 A PL 872826A PL 8728 B1 PL8728 B1 PL 8728B1
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Farbowanie futer i skór odbywa sie do¬ tad na zimno. Metody farbowania stosowa¬ ne dotychczas (zanurzanie, powlekanie, na¬ tryskiwanie i tym podobne) sa niewygodne, wymagaja wiele czasu, uwagi i wprawy, wskutek czego personel musi byc fachowy.Znane sposoby farbowania na zimno sa nietylko kosztowne i powolne, lecz efekty barwne przy uzyciu farb anilinowych, a zwlaszcza farb indantrenowych odpornych na dzialanie swiatla i wody, nie sa tak piekne jak te, które mozna otrzymac na tkaninach.Farbowanie w goracych lub wrzacych kapielach farbierskich nie bylo dotad sto¬ sowane, gdyz przy takiem farbowaniu zna- nemi metodami skóra futer stawalaby sie twarda i krucha. Skóra moczona w gora¬ cych lub wrzacych cieczach traci, jak wia¬ domo, wieksza czesc bialka i kleju, staje sie twarda i nieuzyteczna.W mysl niniejszego wynalazku poddaje sie skóre naprzód obróbce, po której na¬ wet kilkugodzinne moczenie w goracej a nawet wrzacej cieczy nic nie szkodzi, nato¬ miast otrzymane zabarwienie skóry jest bardzo trwale i odporne na dzialanie swia¬ tla, a efekty barwne sa piekniejsze, niz na skórach farbowanych znanemi sposobami.W mysl wynalazku poddaje sie skóre czterem procesom, których kolejnosc w czasie jest scisle okreslona: 1. Wstepne bejcowanie skóry zapomo- ca otrab i soli kuchennej w wodzie, przy temperaturze okolo 15 do 20°C;z. stopniowo wzmagajace sie garbowa¬ nie zapomoca soli kuchennej i alunu, przy temperaturze okolo 2j5°C; 3. stopniowo wzmagajace sie garbowa¬ nie chromowe zapomoca alunu chromowe¬ go, przy temperaturze okolo 15 do 25°C.Po garbowaniu nastepuje zwykle natlu¬ szczanie, suszenie i oczyszczanie skór. Tak przygotowane skóry wytrzymuja bez u- szkodzenia farbowanie na goraco, tiawet we wrzacej cieczy; 4. proces gotowania zaczyna sie przy temperaturze 40° do 60°C wzrastajacej do 80°, 90°C i wyzej.Po wygotowaniu skóry sie plócze i su¬ szy. Caly proces garbowania i farbowania nie wymaga specjalnie fachowego perso¬ nelu. PL PLThe dyeing of furs and leathers is also done cold. Until now dyeing methods (dipping, coating, spraying, etc.) are inconvenient, require a lot of time, attention and skill, and therefore must be skilled in the personnel. Known cold dyeing methods are not only costly and slow, but color effects. when using aniline paints, especially indanthrene paints resistant to light and water, they are not as beautiful as those that can be obtained on fabrics. by methods, the skin of the fur would become hard and brittle. Leather soaked in hot or boiling liquids loses, as is known, most of the protein and glue, becomes hard and unusable. According to the present invention, the leather is subjected to treatment, after which even a few hours of soaking in hot or even boiling the liquid does not harm anything, but the resulting color of the skin is very durable and resistant to light, and the color effects are more beautiful than on dyed skins using known methods. The idea of the invention is that the skin is subjected to four processes, the sequence of which over time is strictly defined: 1. Initial staining of the skin by means of ottomans and table salt in water at a temperature of around 15 to 20 ° C; z. gradually increasing tanning with table salt and alum, at a temperature of about 2 to 5 ° C; 3. Gradually intensifying chrome tanning with chrome alum at a temperature of about 15 to 25 ° C. The tanning is usually followed by oiling, drying and cleaning of the hides. Skins prepared in this way withstand hot dyeing, even in boiling liquid, without any damage; 4. The cooking process begins with a temperature of 40 ° to 60 ° C, increasing to 80 °, 90 ° C and above. When the skins are boiled dry, they run dry. The entire tanning and dyeing process does not require special personnel. PL PL

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1. Zastrzezenia patentowe, 1. Sposób bejcowania i farbowania fu¬ ter i skór, znamienny tern, ze futra lub skó¬ ry poddaje sie naprzód bejcowaniu wstep¬ nemu zapomoca otrab i soli kuchennej, na¬ stepnie garbowaniu sola kuchenna i lugiem alunowym, a potem alunem chromowym, poczem farbuje sie je zwyklemi barwnika¬ mi w goracej kapieli farbierskiej.1. Claims, 1. Method of staining and dyeing fur and leather, characterized by the fact that fur or leather is first pre-stained with the help of ottomans and table salt, then cooking salt and alumina are tanned, and then with chrome alum, then they are dyed with ordinary dyes in a hot dye bath. 2. Sposób wedlug zastrz. 1, znamienny tern, ze przeprowadza sie bejcowanie wstepne przy temperaturze 15 do 20°, garbowanie lugiem alunowym i sola ku¬ chenna przy podwyzszonej temperaturze do 25°C, garbowanie alunem chromowym przy temperaturze 15—25°, a nastepnie gotowa¬ nie rozpoczynajac na 40—60° konczy sie na temperaturze 80 do 90°C lub wiecej. V i n z e n z Zettlitz. Anni Pfeifer. Zastepca: Dr. inz. M. Kryzan, rzecznik patentowy. bruk L. Boguslawskiego, Warszawa. PL PL2. The method according to claim A process according to claim 1, characterized in that pre-staining is carried out at a temperature of 15 to 20 ° C, tanning with aluno liquor and baking salt at an elevated temperature of up to 25 ° C, tanning with chrome alum at a temperature of 15-25 ° C, and then cooking starting at 40-60 ° C ends at 80 to 90 ° C or more. V and n z e n from Zettlitz. Anni Pfeifer. Deputy: Dr. inz. M. Kryzan, patent attorney. pavement of L. Boguslawski, Warsaw. PL PL
PL8728A 1926-12-14 The method of staining and dyeing fur and leather. PL8728B1 (en)

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