Antistatic finishing method of textile fabrics
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Anti-static finishing of textile fabrics Anti-static finishing of anti-static fabrics Anti-static work clothes
Commonly used textile fabrics are poor conductors of electricity. During the production process and use of clothing, charges are deposited on the surface of the fabric due to contact and friction. Transfer and accumulation, resulting in static electricity, causing inconvenience in production and processing, affecting the appearance and comfort of clothing.
At present, the commonly used methods in production practice are to add carbon fiber or conductive fiber, or use antistatic finishing agent to antistatic finishing of textiles. The former method has a monotonous color and is mainly suitable for processing fabrics such as anti-static work clothes. The latter method is widely used to solve the static problems of various wool fabrics.
The basic principles and methods of antistatic finishing of fabrics include: reducing the generation of static electricity; accelerating the leakage of static electricity; and creating conditions that enable static electricity to be neutralized. The mechanism of action of antistatic agents is generally believed to be that antistatic agents can form a conductive continuous film, giving the fiber surface a certain degree of hygroscopicity and ionicity, thereby achieving antistatic purposes. Antistatic agents are divided into two categories: temporary and durable. Durable antistatic agents can still maintain good antistatic effects after being washed more than 20 times.
The anti-static fabrics produced by City Textile are mostly made by adding conductive fibers to the fabric, and can be combined with flame retardant and anti-static fibers. It has multiple functions such as oil repellency, acid and alkali resistance, etc., and is mostly used to make electrostatic protective clothing.
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