1. Textile auxiliaries pre-treatment auxiliaries
The use of pre-treatment auxiliaries is mainly to remove natural or artificial impurities on fabrics, give full play to the excellent properties of materials such as bright whiteness, softness, and excellent soaking function, so as to meet the needs of subsequent technologies.
Pre-treatment auxiliaries mainly include wetting agents, penetrants, bleaching agents, detergents, etc. Printing and dyeing auxiliaries refer to a series of auxiliaries used in the dyeing and printing process, including emulsifiers, dispersants, leveling agents, fixing agents, fluorescent brighteners, coating printing auxiliaries, reducing agents, dye release agents, anti-dyeing agents, stripping agents, dyeing agents, anti-migration agents, etc.
2. Textile auxiliaries post-treatment auxiliaries
The use of post-finishing auxiliaries is mainly to improve the appearance and internal quality of fabrics through physical and chemical treatments, improve the feel, stabilize the shape, exert functions or give materials some unique properties, such as shrinkage prevention, wrinkle prevention, flame retardant, antistatic, mildew prevention, antibacterial, antifouling, oil resistance and other properties.
3. Chemical fiber oil for textile auxiliaries
Chemical fiber finishing agents are used in the production and processing of chemical fibers to control the conflicting characteristics of fibers, avoid or eliminate static electricity accumulation, give fibers a smooth and soft feel, promote fiber cohesion, maintain fiber strength, reduce broken ends, and enable chemical fibers to smoothly pass through spinning, stretching, stretching, weaving and other processes; corresponding oils are also used in the processing of natural fibers such as cotton, wool, linen, and silk. Today, with the increasing variety of functional fabrics, the variety of finishing agents is
