Ink jet printing ink for forming three-dimensional patterns, process for forming three-dimensional patterns using the same and cloth having three-dimensional patterns obtained thereby
AssigneeSeiren Co., Ltd.
InventorTakahiro Kosaka
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Abstract
The present invention provides an ink jet printing ink that can sufficiently be used for ink jet printing and can form clear three-dimensional patterns, a process for forming three-dimensional patterns using the ink and a cloth having three-dimensional patterns obtained thereby. That is, the present invention relates to an ink jet printing ink including guanidine carbonate and water, a process for forming three-dimensional patterns on cloth by applying the ink jet printing ink to cloth by ink jet printing and a cloth having three-dimensional patterns obtained thereby.
Claims3
A process comprising applying an ink jet printing ink to a cloth comprising polyester fiber by ink jet printing, wherein said ink jet printing ink comprises:
- guanidine carbonate,
- urea,
- at least one member selected from a group of polyol, a polyol derivative and a surfactant to which ethylene oxide is added,
- a water-soluble colorant, and
- water,
- wherein said water-soluble colorant is a reactive dye,
- wherein of said inkjet printing ink the optical density at the maximum peak wavelength in the visible light range is 2 to 30 units per gram of ink (/g), and
- wherein the polyester fiber of a portion of the cloth to which the ink jet printing ink is applied is decomposed to form three-dimensional patterns on the cloth.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.