The transfer printing process of Oxford fabric is a printing method that changes the traditional printing concept. First, the printing method is used to print the ink made of dye on the pattern onto the paper to make transfer printing paper. This step is usually completed in the printing factory. Then, the front of the transfer printing paper is tightly attached to the front of the Oxford fabric, and enters the transfer printing machine. Under certain conditions, the dye on the transfer printing paper is transferred to the Oxford fabric surface.

    The pattern pattern of transfer printing is realistic, with detailed patterns and simple processing. There are two types of transfer printing: dry heat transfer printing and wet transfer printing. The former uses dispersed dyes with thermal sublimation performance, suitable for synthetic fibers with strong hydrophobicity; The latter, also known as cold transfer printing, is suitable for various dyes.

    Polyester Oxford printed fabric generally adopts the dispersed dye sublimation transfer printing process in dry transfer printing. It uses a high temperature of around 200 ℃ to intensify the movement of chain segments in the amorphous region of polyester and increase the free volume between molecular chains; On the other hand, dye sublimation, due to the van der Waals force, gaseous dyes move around the polyester and then diffuse into the amorphous region, achieving coloring effect. The process includes: dye modulation ink - printing transfer paper - heat transfer printing - printing finished products.

    Printed fabric with flame retardant technology can be used more safely while decorating. Is this 900D printed Oxford flame retardant fabric perfect for making courtyard lounge chairs? For more information, please contact customer service or email kbh-001@kaibohui.com.cn Learn more!