Method For Ink-Jet Printing A Silicone-Based Composition Onto A Textile Substrate
AssigneeSigvaris AG
InventorsGuillaume BOUTTE, Dorian FAYOLLE
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AssigneeSigvaris AG
InventorsGuillaume BOUTTE, Dorian FAYOLLE
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A method for ink-jet printing a two-component silicone-based composition onto a textile substrate is presented. The composition includes a first component having at least one silicone polymer and a second component having at least one cross-linking agent. The method includes the following steps: providing a printing system having at least one print head, itself having at least one print nozzle of spraying the two-component silicone-based composition onto the textile substrate, and a device for producing relative movement between the print head and the textile substrate, spraying the first component and the second component onto the textile substrate via the print nozzle cross-linking the silicone polymer by reaction between the first component and the second component so as to form a printed pattern on the textile substrate.
1) A method for ink-jet printing a two-component silicone-based composition onto a textile substrate, said composition comprising a first component comprising at least one silicone polymer and a second component comprising at least one cross-linking agent, the method comprising the steps of:
11) A printing system for ink-jet printing a two-component silicone-based composition onto a textile substrate, said composition comprising a first component comprising at least one silicone polymer and a second component comprising at least one cross-linking agent, the printing system comprising at least one print head itself comprising at least one print nozzle said print nozzle comprising two outlet orifices, including a first outlet orifice which is capable of spraying the first component, and a second outlet orifice which is capable of spraying the second component, and a device for producing relative displacement between the print head and the textile substrate.
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