Process for producing printed articles
AssigneeDainichiseika Color & Chemicals Mfg. Co., Ltd.
InventorsTsuyoshi Hayashi, Tatsuo Kawamura, Toshio Ishimizu
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Abstract
A process for producing printed articles which comprises forming an under coat on a cloth having a rough surface with a foamed composition of a resin emulsion by printing, drying the formed under coat, forming a top coat on the dried under coat by printing and drying the formed top coat. In accordance with the process, cloths having a rough surface such as frieze cloths, pile cloths, knit cloths, towel cloths, felt cloths and blanket cloths can be printed while the proper feel of the cloth is maintained and printed articles having excellent fastness and appearance are obtained.
Claims20
A process for producing printed articles made of cloth comprising a knit cloth or a cloth having raised fibers or loops, which comprises forming a foamed composition of a resin emulsion, disposing said composition on the cloth by printing in a manner such that the foamed composition forms a flat plane on the surface of the tips of raised fibers or loops on the surface of the cloth thereby to produce an undercoat, drying the undercoat, forming a top coat on the dried undercoat by printing, and drying the top coat, wherein said undercoat is formed by printing using a silk screen having a thickness of 25 to 500 μm;
- said printing being accomplished by conducting the first stroke of the printing under an added pressure so that the composition penetrates into the cloth.
A process for producing printed articles made of cloth comprising a knit cloth or cloth having raised fibers or loops, which comprises forming a foamed composition of a resin emulsion, disposing said composition on the cloth by printing in a manner such that the foamed composition forms a flat plane on the surface of the tips of raised fibers or loops on the surface of the cloth thereby to produce an undercoat, drying the undercoat, forming a top coat on the dried undercoat by printing, and drying the top coat, wherein said undercoat has the same pattern as that of the top coat which is the pattern formed on the produced article.
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