TWM666643U - Ten-minute eco-friendly pad printing textiles - Google Patents

Abstract

The present disclosure provides a ten-minute eco-pad-printed textile, which includes a textile layer and a pad-printed layer, wherein the pad-printed layer is disposed on the textile layer, and the pad-printed layer includes a pattern of a pad-printed material, wherein the pad-printed layer is formed on the textile layer by pad-printing the pad-printed material through pad-printing. The present disclosure uses a mordant in combination with the pad-printed material, which not only reduces environmental pollution by replacing the use of chemical ingredients with plant extracts, but also ensures that the pad-printed layer and the textile are more firmly bonded, and the dyeing effect is bright and lasting. By matching different flower materials, leaf materials and mordants, a rich variety of patterns and color effects can be produced to meet the needs of personalization and customization.

Description

Ten-minute eco-friendly pad printing textiles

The present disclosure relates to a textile, and more particularly to a ten-minute eco-pad-printed textile.

In the field of modern textile printing and dyeing, traditional pad printing technology has long been based on chemical dyes and printing methods, which usually involve complex processes and multiple processing steps. Traditional pad printing methods are not only time-consuming and cumbersome to process, but also have problems such as environmental pollution and high energy consumption. These technologies generally require the fabric to be soaked in dyes, and go through multiple processes such as dyeing, drying, and shaping to fix the color and pattern. However, these processes are not only time-consuming, but may also cause unnecessary damage or color difference to the fabric, and the final output of the fabric often contains a large amount of chemicals, which have caused a considerable burden on the environment.

The purpose of this disclosure is to solve the problems of environmental pollution, too simple content of manufactured products and too high manufacturing time cost caused by pad printing of textiles. To achieve the above purpose, this disclosure provides a ten-minute eco-pad printed textile, which includes a textile layer and a pad printing layer, the pad printing layer is arranged on the textile layer, the pad printing layer includes a pattern of pad printing material, wherein the pad printing layer is formed on the textile layer by pad printing material through pad printing process.

Thus, the present invention discloses that by using mordants in combination with pad printing materials, not only can the use of plant extracts replace the use of chemical ingredients to reduce environmental pollution, but also can ensure that the pad printing layer and the fabric are more firmly bonded, and the dyeing effect is bright and lasting. By matching different flowers, leaves and mordants, a variety of patterns and color effects can be produced to meet the needs of personalization and customization.

In order to facilitate the explanation of the central idea of the present disclosure in the above-mentioned creative content column, a specific embodiment is used for expression. It should be noted that various objects in the embodiment are drawn in proportions suitable for enumeration and description, rather than in proportions of actual elements.

Please refer to FIG. 1 to FIG. 6 , which disclose a ten-minute eco-pad-printed textile 100 of the present disclosure, which includes a textile layer 10 and a pad-printed layer 20, wherein the pad-printed layer 20 is disposed on the textile layer 10, and the pad-printed layer 20 includes a pattern of at least one pad-printed material 21, wherein the pad-printed layer 20 is formed on the textile layer 10 by at least one pad-printed material 21 through a pad-printing process. In addition, in one embodiment, the textile layer 10 is further subjected to a textile pre-dyeing treatment, and the at least one pad-printed material 21 is further subjected to a pad-printing pre-dyeing treatment before the pad-printing process.

Please refer to FIG. 1 , the fabric pre-dyeing treatment is to soak the fabric layer 10 in a mordant 1, thereby enhancing the bonding force between the fabric layer 10 and the dye, thereby improving the dyeing effect and durability. The material of the mordant 1 can be a metal salt; the temperature of the pre-dyeing treatment is maintained between 40 degrees and 50 degrees; the fabric layer 10 can be cotton, wool or silk.

Please refer to FIG. 2 and FIG. 3 , the pad printing pre-treatment is to immerse at least one pad printing material 21 in a mordant 1 .

Please refer to FIG. 4 . In the pad printing process, at least one pad printing material 21 is placed on the fabric layer 10. After the pad printing material 21 is placed, the fabric layer 10 and the pad printing layer 20 are compressed with a stick 2 and then rolled and tightly tied. Please refer to FIG. 5 . Then, the tied fabric is placed in a steaming barrel 3 for steaming or boiling. The steaming or boiling time can be 10 minutes, and the temperature can be maintained at 100 degrees.

In one embodiment, during the pad printing process, a barrier layer 30 can be disposed on a side of the fabric layer 10 away from at least one pad printing material 21 to prevent staining, wherein the barrier layer 30 can be aluminum foil or plastic paper.

In one embodiment, the pad printing material 21 can be a flower or leaf material, and the flower or leaf material is rich in tannin, which forms a more stable combination with the dye, helping the dye to firmly adhere to the fabric fiber. In addition, when tannin reacts with different metal mordants 1, it can produce a variety of different colors, thereby providing a wider range of color choices.

Please refer to FIG. 6 . After steaming or boiling, the previously tied fabric is untied and taken out to be placed indoors for cooling. This completes the ten-minute eco-pad-printed fabric 100 manufacturing process disclosed herein.

Therefore, the present disclosure has the following advantages:

1. The present disclosure utilizes natural materials for eco-pad printing, and utilizes plant extracts to replace the use of chemical ingredients. The present disclosure can also avoid burning a large amount of fabrics or causing environmental pollution.

2. The pad printing technology proposed in this disclosure can complete the pad printing process of fabrics in a short time, significantly shortening the production cycle of traditional pad printing technology. This fast processing method simplifies the complicated process.

3. The present disclosure uses the mordant 1 and the pad printing material 21 to ensure that the pad printing layer 20 and the fabric layer 10 are more firmly bonded, and the dyeing effect is bright and lasting. By matching different flowers, leaves and mordants 1, a variety of patterns and color effects can be produced to meet the needs of personalization and customization.

Although the present disclosure is described with a preferred embodiment, those skilled in the art can make various changes without departing from the spirit and scope of the present disclosure. The above embodiments are only used to illustrate the present disclosure and are not used to limit the scope of the present disclosure. All modifications or changes that do not violate the spirit of the present disclosure are within the patent scope of the present disclosure.

100: Ten minutes of eco-friendly pad printing on textiles 1: Mordant 2: Stick 3: Steaming barrel 10: Fabric layer 20: Pad printing layer 21: Pad printing material 30: Barrier layer

[Figure 1] is a schematic diagram of the pre-dyeing treatment of the fabric layer disclosed in the present invention. [Figure 2] is a schematic diagram of the pre-dyeing treatment of the pad printing material disclosed in the present invention. [Figure 3] is a schematic diagram of the placement of the pad printing material disclosed in the present invention. [Figure 4] is a schematic diagram of the binding of the pad printing process disclosed in the present invention. [Figure 5] is a schematic diagram of the steaming or boiling of the pad printing process disclosed in the present invention. [Figure 6] is a schematic diagram of the structure of the pad printing process disclosed in the present invention.

100: Ten minutes of eco-friendly pad printing textiles

10: Fabric layer

20: Transfer printing layer

Claims (8)

A ten-minute eco-pad-printed textile product, comprising: a textile layer; and a pad-printed layer disposed on the textile layer, the pad-printed layer comprising a pattern of at least one pad-printed material; wherein the pad-printed layer is formed on the textile layer by the at least one pad-printed material through a pad-printing process. The ten-minute eco-pad-printed fabric as described in claim 1, wherein the fabric layer has been subjected to a pre-dyeing treatment; the pre-dyeing treatment is to immerse the fabric layer in a mordant. The ten-minute eco-pad-printed textile as described in claim 2, wherein the mordant is a metal salt. The ten-minute eco-pad-printed textile as described in claim 1, wherein the at least one pad-printed material is further subjected to a pad-printing pre-dyeing treatment before the pad-printing treatment; the pad-printing pre-dyeing treatment is to immerse the at least one pad-printed material in a mordant. The ten-minute eco-pad-printed textile product as described in claim 1, wherein at least one pad-printed material is a flower or leaf material. The ten-minute eco-pad-printed textile as described in claim 1, wherein the pad-printing process is to place the at least one pad-printing material on the textile layer, and to compress the textile layer and the at least one pad-printing material with a stick and then to curl them, and then to boil or steam them to form the pad-printing layer. The ten-minute eco-pad-printed textile as described in claim 1, wherein during the pad-printing process, a barrier layer can be further provided on one side of the textile layer away from the at least one pad-printed material. The ten-minute eco-pad-printed textile product as described in claim 7, wherein the barrier layer is aluminum foil or plastic paper.

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