Processing Techniques for knitted fabrics. Roy Gordon Nearchimica S.p.A. Italy

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Processing Techniques for knitted fabrics Roy Gordon Nearchimica S.p.A. Italy

Cut costs Time Saving Water Saving Energy Saving Nearchimica auxiliaries can help cut processing costs

High Performance Chemicals for Pre-treatment of Knitted Fabrics in Cellulosic Fibres NEARPON UCM Wetting agent/detergent, stabiliser and sequestering agent all in one compound for alkaline bleaching with hydrogen peroxide Properties and key benefits All-in one product for simplified recipes less errors in metering time saving in dosing reduced stockholding Consumption of hydrogen peroxide is optimised for bleaching with anti-catalytic action very good degree of whiteness; suitable for full white fibres consistently protected against chemical damage possible RAPID bleach at high temperature

Nearpon UCM Titration of hydrogen peroxide in bleaching bath 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% 100% 100% 97% 95% 95% 95% 85% 75% 48% 87% 35% 84% 24% At start 50 C 70 C 90 C after 10' after 20' after 30' at 90 C at 90 C at 90 C Without stabiliser 0.5g/l Nearpon UCM 65% 14% after 45' at 90 C

Possible (but not mandatory) to bleach at high temperature 100% Cotton single jersey liquor ratio 6:1 A Peroxide bleach 2.0 3.0 g/l Nearpon UCM 3.0 4.0 ml/l Hydrogen peroxide 3.0 3.5 ml/l caustic soda 30% liq. B Neutralising / afterclearing 2.0 ml/l Nearchel ASB C Peroxide removal 0.1 0.5 ml/l Neareduxol EX D Dyeing with reactive dyes C 110 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 Short pretreatment time, up to 50% quicker Minimum water and energy consumption up to 70% reduction Single bath aftercleaning, neutralising, peroxide removal and dyeing Optimum results for dyeing, maximum process safety and reproducibility 15 min at 105 C Combined cooling/rinsing 15 min at 55 C A L.R. 6:1 B C D Total time 70 mins

Nearcand OP-LF - Four in One Highly effective combination of detergent, sequestering agent, peroxide stabiliser and alkali for consistent discontinuous peroxide bleaching of cellulosic fibres and their blends. PROBLEM Heat-setting of knitted fabrics in viscose/elastane elastane is necessary to ensure dimensional stability (length and width) and resistance to creasing. The baking of residual oils into the fibre and yellowing of the fibres at typical heat-setting conditions of 30 60 sec at 180 195 C means that the fabric must be bleached before dyeing. Excessive bleaching conditions can easily damage the bursting strength of viscose/elastane elastane fabrics. The following graphs indicate the degree of whiteness obtained with different bleaching recipes.

Bleaching of viscose/lycra knitted fabric while maintaining bursting strength Degree of whiteness 70 C 90 C 1 5% H 2 O 2 + 2% Nearcand OP-LF 65.6 68.0 2 1% Nearcand PC 15 56.1 60.2 3 3% Nearcand PC 15 61.3 65.2 4 1% Nearcand PC 15 + 2% Nearcand OP-LF 62.5 65.1 5 3% Nearcand PC 15 + 2% Nearcand OP-LF 64.0 69.1 6 1% Nearcand PC 15 + 2% soda ash 61.8 60.6 7 3% Nearcand PC 15 + 2% soda ash 62.1 63.0 In Bursting strength tests Viscose fabric bleached for 30 minutes at 70 C with: 3% Nearcand PC 15 2% Nearcand OP-LF did not lose any resistance, while fabric bleached at 98 C with hydrogen peroxide lost about 20% in bursting strength.

LUBRIFIL LAF Save time and money in jet-dyeing For shades not requiring a pre-bleach to remove seeds or to achieve brightness, the anionic lubricant and emulsifying agent LUBRIFIL LAF can be used in an acid scour before dyeing with reactive dyes cotton knits

Shortened processing technique for knitted cotton using LUBRIFIL LAF in an acid scour Caustic Soda Alkaline Scour Lubrifil LAF Acid Scour 120 100 80 o 60 C 40 20 0 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 Time in minutes 120 100 80 o 60 C 40 20 0 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 Time in minutes Save money Save time

Comparison of processes COST 60 50 40 30 20 10 Suggested for vertical companies to dye dark shades (black, navy etc) not requiring a bleach to remove seeds etc. 0 Caustic soda scour Lubrifil LAF scour SAVING Labour 10.00 4.69 Dyes 0.00 0.00 Chemicals 17.49 7.39 Effluent 4.63 2.69 Water 10.76 6.55 Steam 11.89 8.71 Electricity 2.54 1.09 53% 58% 42% 39% 27% 57% TIME (mins) 160 75 53 % BATCHES per week 40 87

Pre-setting Cotton and Viscose/Lycra with LUBRIFIL LAF Where blends of cotton or viscose/elastane contain more than about 5 or 6% elastane, it will be very difficult to achieve satisfactory dimensional stability in the final garment (e.g. less than 5% shrinkage on washing) unless the fabric is pre-set before wet processing. LUBRIFIL LAF is also the product we recommend in padding before pre-setting: Pad the greige fabric in: LUBRIFIL LAF 20 g/l NEARPON BW-LF 5 g/l Heat set for 30 60 seconds at 190-195 C (depending on type of elastane) After heat setting the fabric will feel very soft and bulky compared to fabric heat-set without auxiliaries, and when put into water the knitting and spinning oils and charred colour are immediately rinsed out of the fabric. When the heat set fabric is loaded into the dyeing machine, a quick hot rinse is applied, then the fabric is scoured/bleached with Nearpon KR to complete the removal of silicone oil. Because the fabric already contains Lubrifil LAF, no further addition of anti-crease agent is necessary in the scouring/bleaching bath.

NEARPON KR NEW While we are talking about Elastane blends, let us discuss how preparation of these blends may be different. All spinners of ELASTANE yarn apply SILICONE OILS and MAGNESIUM STEARATE to prevent the yarn sticking to itself wherever it crosses. These must be removed before dyeing. So whenever we are processing ELASTANE blends, we always need a special detergent to remove the silicone oil, and we always need a sequestering agent to remove the magnesium stearate.

NEARPON KR NEW 1.0 g/l Competitor s detergent 20 cs silicone oil stained with Sudan Red 462. 1.0 g/l Nearpon KR New High performance detergent suitable for discontinuous & continuous processes; Emulsifies and washes off difficult-to-remove oils, including silicone oils from elastane fibres; Good stability to alkali and hard water; Leaves treated goods with excellent absorbency; High biodegradability (APEO free).

Analysis of metal impurities in cotton fibre of different origin Provenance Ca ppm Mg ppm Fe ppm Al ppm Mn ppm Sendhwa India 1000 600 125 45 5.9 Bailhongal India 1030 845 115 64 5.6 Jetpur India 580 585 84 65 3.9 Pandurna India 980 790 475 220 9.9 Izmir Turkey 905 890 22 15 3 Hatay Turkey 725 640 24 17 3 Urfa Turkey 6290 1190 63 48 31 Tarsus Turkey 985 620 29 23 3 Paranah Brazil 2711 1119 313 Sao Paulo Brazil 944 863 72 Peru 700 440 13 Texas USA 810 365 75 California USA 600 540 40 Russia 1320 567 112 Even 1 ppm of iron in dissolved form increases the rate of decomposition of hydrogen peroxide TENFOLD ( X 10).

NEARCHEL SA Special sequestering agent for iron and alkaline earth ions in strongly alkaline pre-treatment baths and oxidative bleaching. Complexes and disperses metal ions, disperses size and soil particles, giving best absorbency, whiteness and stain removal. With no addition of sequestering agent With 2 g/l Nearchel SA

Disadvantages of alkaline earth impurities (Ca & Mg) in textile processing Dust in singeing Insoluble white powder deposits of carbonates, hydroxides, phosphates formed in alkali Insoluble silicate deposits in bleaching Lime soap stains Build-up of deposits on machines Peroxide stabilisers blocked by excess calcium Mg ions precipitated poor peroxide stability Insoluble yellowish-green salts formed with fluorescent brightening agents Emulsions of oils and greases are split by Ca and Mg Solubility of dyes impaired Form spots and stains with dyes Unlevel dyeing, changes in shade and reduced fastness

What happens if calcium and magnesium remain in the cotton during dyeing and/or during soaping? Ca and/or Mg added to dyebath Ca and/or Mg added to rinse bath Effect of calcium and magnesium ions on ISO Cold Water fastness of C.I. Reactive Red 120

NEARCHEL 11/E and Ca & Mg contamination cotton containing 1500 ppm Ca & Mg Into dyeing machine at 10:1 liquor ratio water will contain 150 ppm Ca & Mg 1 g of NEARCHEL 11/E chelates: : mg. CaCO3 at ph 10 212 at ph 12 200 Theoretically therefore 0.75 g/l NEARCHEL 11/E at ph 12 should be used in that water to sequester the calcium and magnesium from the greige fabric (150/200 g/l). Typical dosages of Nearchel 11/E are 0.5 1.5 g/l in exhaust preparation processes and 2 5 g/l in continuous processes.

Shortened processing A traditional alkaline preparation uses high amounts of caustic soda, usually at 90 o C+: scouring alone 4-8% o.w.f combined with bleaching 2-5% OWF Caustic soda is non-specific much more than necessary is removed (=> high BOD) damage to and loss of cellulose Caustic soda is corrosive and environmentally unfriendly: higher demands on the quality of machinery stainless steel neutralisation with acids is essential, problematical and time-consuming high rinse water consumption and salt load in effluent Although alkaline scouring is effective and the cost of sodium hydroxide is low, the process is costly because it consumes large quantities of energy, water, and auxiliary agents. The potential for the environmental contamination and depletion of natural resources is also serious. The strict ph and temperature requirements for alkaline scouring are damaging to many fibres.

Shortened processing Bio-preparation with the bacterial alkaline pectinase NEARCAND P-ECO allows us to scour the cotton WITHOUT caustic soda. We therefore eliminate expensive and timeconsuming rinsing and neutralisation processes. The specificity of enzymes and their mild reaction conditions mean: only the components that we want to remove are removed from the cotton damage to cellulose is eliminated or at least minimised, therefore the tensile strength / tear strength is not reduced process conditions are much less harmful to mill operators, hardware and the environment

Conventional alkaline scouring and dyeing process for dark shade with reactive dyes 100 90 SCOUR DYE SOAPING 80 70 Temperature C 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 0 40 80 120 160 200 240 280 320 360 400 440 480 520 560 Time in Minutes

1. For black and dark shades not requiring bleaching Pectinase pre-treatment Bio-polish (acid) Reactive dyeing - Soaping Pectinase pre-treatment: 0.5 g/l Nearpon BW-LF 1 1.5% Nearcand P-ECO 1% Nearchel 11 / E Adjust to ph 8 8.5 with soda ash. Run 30 minutes at 50 55 C. Raise to 80 C for 5 minutes to render enzyme inert. Change bath and proceed with Bio-polishing. OR: Pectinase pre-treatment - Reactive dyeing - Soaping Bio-polish (acid or neutral) Acid Bio-polish: 1% Nearstone DP 741Y08 at ph 5 5.5, at 40 C for 30 60 minutes. Raise to 80 C for 5 minutes to kill enzyme. Rinse. OR: Combine Pectinase and Neutral Bio-polish - Dyeing - Soaping Neutral Bio-polish 1-1.5% Nearstone BPL-N at 50 55 C for 30 60 minutes, ph 5 8. Raise to 80 C for 5 minutes to kill enzyme. Rinse.

100 90 80 Temperature C 70 60 50 40 30 5 Time saving only by eliminating rinsing & neutralising 20 1 2 3 4 6 10 1 0 0 40 80 120 160 200 240 280 320 360 400 440 480 520 560 1-1.5% Nearpon BW-LF 1-1.5% Nearcand P-ECO 1% Nearchel 11 / E 4 Time in Minutes Alkali for fixation 2 1-2 % Neargal LU-SRV 80 g/l Glaubers salt 5 X g/l acetic acid to neutralise 3 > 6% Reactive dyes 6 1 2 g/l Neariserve DP 746 Y08 soaping agent

Temperature C 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 Customers are already using a combined Pectinase scour and neutral cellulase biopolish 23 4 5 6 For brown, khaki, and similar dark shades with Reactive dyes not requiring bleach Even more Time saving 1 2 10 0 1 0 40 80 120 160 200 240 280 320 360 400 440 480 520 560 0.75 1 g/l Nearpon BW-LF 0.6 1.5 g/l Nearcand P-ECO 0.3 1 g/l Nearstone BPL-N 1-2 % Neargal LU-SRV 80 g/l Glaubers salt 3 4 5 6 Time in Minutes Add reactive dyes Alkali for fixation X g/l acetic acid to neutralise 1 2 g/l Riserve DP 746 Y08 soaping agent

Interference with dyeing Yellowing on drying Reproducible dyeing No yellowing Core neutralisation of caustic soda We have already mentioned how difficult it is to remove and neutralise caustic soda from cotton. I believe many problems of poor reproducibility in dyeing with reactive dyes come from a failure to adequately neutralise caustic soda from bleaching, penetrated into the core of the cotton fibre. Neutralising with weak acid Cotton fibre Neutralising with Nearchel AS/B Buffer is formed e.g. sodium acetate acts as barrier Caustic soda Nearchel AS/B reaches soda in interstices of fibre

2. For black and dark shades not requiring bleaching Conventional NaOH scour - Bio-polish (acid) - Reactive dyeing - Soaping Conventional scouring with caustic soda: OR: 3 g/l caustic soda 36 Bé liquid 1 g/l Nearpon BW-LF 1 g/l Nearchel 11 / E 1 g/l Lubrifil LTN Run 30 minutes at 95 C. Rinse at 60 C. Rinse at 60-70 C with addition of Nearchel AS/B and proceed with Bio-polishing. Conventional NaOH scouring - Reactive dyeing Soaping Bio-polish (acid or neutral) Acid Bio-polish: OR: 1% Nearstone DP 741Y08 Neutral Bio-polish 1-1.5% Nearstone BPL-N at ph 5 5.5, at 40 C for 30 60 minutes. Raise to 80 C for 5 minutes to kill/neutralise enzyme. Rinse. at 40 45 C for 30 60 minutes, ph 5 8. Raise to 80 C for 5 minutes to kill/neutralise enzyme. Rinse.

NEARSTONE BPL-N NEARSTONE BPL-N is a NEUTRAL cellulase enzyme therefore dyeing with reactive dyes can be made in the same bath, saving water, energy, and time; or. bio-polishing can be made after dyeing with no effect on shade of acid-sensitive dyes. It is also possible to combine with ECOscour using NEARCAND P-ECO, pectinase.

Neutral Biopolish with NEARSTONE BPL-N and dyeing with reactive dyes at 80 C 100 90 Nearstone BPL-N 1% 80 Temperature C 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 add salt reactive dye Neargal LU-SRV Nearoxidol SBR add alkali to fix dye and render enzyme inert 0 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 280 Time saving Time in Minutes

Lint / Dust from Bio-polishing A major disadvantage of bio-polishing knitted cotton fabrics is the accumulation of the cellulose fragments as lint or dust, particularly on the inside of tubular knit fabrics. The formation of fibre dust Lint filter of jet dyeing machine should be covered with nylon bolting cloth of 60 mesh

NEARPON SV anti-redeposition agent Higher Liquor ratio will help in better Bio-Polishing, but, will equally generate more lint/dust. Use a Filter Sock (NYLON BOLTING CLOTH of 60 mesh) over the lint filter of the jet dyeing machine. Incorporate 0.5 g/l NEARPON SV, a high activity dispersing agent / antiredeposition agent, together with enzyme in the bio polishing bath. Add a further 0.5 g/l NEARPON SV together with your normal soaping agent (like NEARISERVE ECO RS) in the soaping bath after dyeing with reactive dyes Lint/Dust is not prevented, but customers tell us that build-up of lint or dust is reduced by perhaps 50%

Washing off of reactive dyes 100 Alkali Added % Exhaustion Unfixed dye to be removed during washing-off 50 % Fixation 0 20 40 60 Time (min) Levelling Stage Fixation Stage

Exhaustion of 5% shade of reactive dyes at 5:1 liquor ratio as affected by salt The graph shows the exhaustion that would be achieved with 3 typical reactive dyes using the concentration of salt remaining in the bath after 1, 2, 3 and 4 rinses Exhaustion Reactive red Reactive scarlet Reactive yellow Indicates salt concentration which would apply after 1, 2, 3 and 4 rinses Salt Concentration

Common salt dilution at L.R. 8:1 Nominal working liquor ratio 8:1 Effective liquor interchange 6:1 allowing for 200% liquor carry-over Original salt concentration Rinse 1 Rinse 2 Rinse 3 Rinse 4 Rinse 5 Rinse 6 20 g/l 5.0 1.25 0.31 0.08 0.02-30 g/l 7.5 1.88 0.47 0.12 0.03 0.01 40 g/l 10.0 2.5 0.63 0.16 0.04 0.01 50 g/l 12.5 3.13 0.78 0.2 0.05 0.01 60 g/l 15.0 3.75 0.94 0.24 0.06 0.02 70 g/l 17.5 4.38 1.1 0.28 0.07 0.02 80 g/l 20.0 5.0 1.25 0.31 0.08 0.02 90 g/l 22.5 5.63 1.41 0.35 0.09 0.02 Residual salt concentration g/l

Thus, for example, at a liquor ratio of 8:1, with an effective liquor interchange of 6:1, if the original concentration of salt = 90 g/l it takes 3 rinses at 70º C to reduce salt concentration to 1.41 g/l. Reactive dye manufacturers usually recommend that dyeings should be rinsed until salt concentration is 1 to 2 g/l before soaping. Use of colour-catcher technology in the soaping agent allows soaping with higher concentrations of residual salt, therefore less rinsing water is necessary.

NEARISERVE ECO RS 1 Dye bath 2 Neutralisation at 70 C for 10 mins 3 NEARISERVE ECO RS @ 90 C 10 mins 4 Rinse at 80 C 10 min 5 Rinse at 70 C 10 min 6 Rinse at 70 C 10 min 1 Dye bath 2 Rinse at 80 C for 10 mins 3 Neutralisation at 70 C 10 mins 4 Polyacrylate 2 g/l 90 C 10 mins 5 Polyacrylate 2 g/l 90 C 10 mins 6 Rinse at 80 C 10 mins 7 Rinse at 80 C 10 mins 8 Rinse at 70 C 10 mins

NEARSOPHT PEARL SOFTENERS Easy-to to- handle softener concentrates in droplet form NEARSOPHT JS-100 Special CATIONIC softening agent for cellulose, protein and synthetic fibres NEARSOPHT NI Non-yellowing non-ionic softening agent for cellulose, protein and synthetic fibres

Special finishes oil & water repellent etc. We can select from a range of Naigard fluorocarbon oil and water repellent finishes to give optimum performance on every fibre.

Naigard 6-SR For example NAIGARD 6-SR Anti-Soil Finish against Household Stains

Coating finishes based on acrylic and polyurethane to produce many different durable effects Glossy / shiny effects Leather look / suede feel Peach skin Buttery softness Barbour -type finish.. and many others Talk to NEARCHIMICA about the full range of products we can supply