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US 2022/0127786 A1Published application
Printable fabric media
AssigneeHewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.
InventorsXiaoqi ZHOU, Or BRANDSTEIN
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Abstract
A printable fabric medium can include a fabric substrate and a polymeric particle blend including polysiloxane particles and polyolefin release particles pre-treated on the fabric substrate. A weight ratio of the polysiloxane particles to polyolefin release particles can be from 1:5 to 4:1, for example.
Claims15
A printable fabric medium, comprising:
- a fabric substrate;
- and
- a polymeric particle blend including polysiloxane particles and polyolefin release particles pre-treated on the fabric substrate, wherein a weight ratio of the polysiloxane particles to polyolefin release particles is from 1:5 to 4:1.
A textile printing system, comprising:
- a fabric substrate;
- a polymeric particle blend either pre-treated on the fabric substrate or contained in a pre-treatment composition applyable to the fabric substrate, wherein the polymeric particle blend includes polysiloxane particles and polyolefin release particles;
- a crosslinker composition including a dispersion of a crosslinker compound;
- and
- a white ink composition including a white pigment, a polymer binder, and an ink vehicle.
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A textile printing method, comprising:
- applying a crosslinker composition including a crosslinker compound to a fabric substrate that is pre-treated with a polymeric particle blend including polysiloxane particles and polyolefin release particles;
- digitally printing a white ink composition on the fabric substrate in contact with the crosslinker composition and the polymeric particle blend, the white ink composition including a white pigment, a polymer binder, and an ink vehicle;
- and
- thermally curing the fabric substrate with the polymeric particle blend, the crosslinker composition, and the white ink composition in contact thereon to form a cured white image on the fabric substrate.
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