There are simple solutions for the abrasion and pilling resistance of fabrics

Fabric pilling is a common headache for consumers and textile companies. Textile companies are looking for breakthroughs to reduce or organize the phenomenon of pilling in fabrics while improving the abrasion resistance of textiles. So in textile companies What methods are usually used to work? What are the simple solutions for the abrasion and pilling resistance of fabrics? Here the engineers from Standard Group (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd. give you a brief description.

1. Choose fibers that do not pill easily during yarn and fabric production.

2. Add lubricant Lubsoft to prevent friction during pre-treatment and dyeing in the jet dyeing machine;

3. Use Cellusof-L for blended fabrics of cotton and polyester/cellulose fibers and use suitable biological enzymes for polishing for wool or polyester/wool blended fabrics.

4. Treat polyester/cellulose fibre, polyester/wool and cotton fabric with a special additive Saraglow-CL in a jet dyeing machine, for clothes Tumbler wash to remove the surface fibers.

5. The amount should be appropriate to avoid excessive softness and lubrication, otherwise it promotes the fibers to move to the surface and cause pilling.

6. Finish with a special finishing agent, such as: Sarafeel-jy/Sarafeel-763, a special silicone compound, which can give the fabric softness and permeability Film formation improves pilling; Sarasoft-MR organosilicon-based polymer finishing agent has film-forming properties and can improve wear resistance; Garfinish-As has anti-pilling and anti-scratch properties and can be added to traditional finishing solutions in the recipe.

7. When reactive dyes are used to make cotton and polyester/cellulTo dye fibers in jet dyeing machines, crystalline sodium sulfate can be used instead of table salt.

8. Apply the correct heat setting to polyester/cellulose fibers and polyester/wool blended fabrics to set the yarn and feed it properly.

9. Brushing while shaving can remove surface fibers and protruding fibers.

10. Searing on both sides can remove surface fibers and protruding fibers.

11. For polyester and polyester/cellulosic fiber fabrics, partial alkali reduction of polyester components can reduce the strength of polyester so that the beads are easy to remove .

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