Resin Finishing
INTRODUCTION& IMPORTANCE OF
         FINISHING
ChemicalFinishing

• In chemical finishing, water is used as the medium for applying the
  Chemicals.
• Heat is used to drive off the water and to activate the chemicals.

•   Resin treatment
•   Softener treatment
•   Powder Coating
•   Soil/Stain Resist
•   Fire/Flame retarding
•   Special Purpose
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RESINFINISHING

• Cotton is mainly selected for apparel purpose because of its
  durability, ability to withstand the rough laundering treatments
  especially under alkaline conditions, good perspiration absorption
  characteristics, and comfort during wear and ability to take up a
  wide range of dyestuffs.
• However, proneness to creasing under slight crushing and
  retention of the crease for along time give cotton garments a poor
  rating during actual wear.
• The ability of a fabric to resist the formation of crease or wrinkle
  when slightly squeezed is termed as crease resistance.
• The ability of a fabric to recover to a definite degree is called
  crease recovery of the fabric.
• Obviously Resin Finishing is the process of bringing out a special property
  of „ crease recovery ‟ to Cotton.

• Resin finishing often known by various fancy terminology is an important
  process of textile processing.

Resin finishing quite often called
• “ Wash & wear finish”
• “ Anti crease finish”
• “ Crease resistant finish”
• “ Durable press finish”
     And
• “ wrinkle free finish”
     is gaining importance todayaravinprince@gmail.com
• Contd…
• Resins are cross linking agents, which form
  covalent bond on reaction with OH groups of
  cellulosic materials in acidic medium at a pH
  of 3-4.
RESINS MAINLY FALL INTO TWO
               GROUPS
• Deposition type of resins Cross linking type of resins
Deposition type of resins
• This type of resins is deposited on the fabric as surface
  coating. No reaction will take place between the fiber
  and resin.
They include
• Phenol-Formaldehyde resins
• Urea formaldehyde resin
• Alkyd resins
• Ketone resins
• Vinyl resins
Cross Linking Type Of Resins

•   These types of resins chemically react with the fiber and crosslink the fiber
    molecules.
•   The type of finish obtained is durable and much better than deposition type.
•   They are also known as N–Methylol compounds as the Methylol groups (-CH2OH)
    are attached to the nitrogen. The cross linking compounds are commonly called
    resins, but the term pre condensate is correct. The pre condensates further
    polymerize to form resins.

•   Thefollowingaresomeofthecrosslikingagentsmostlyusedforcreaseresistantfinishing.
•   DMU (Di methylol Urea)
•   DMEU(Di methylol Ethylene Urea)
•   DMDHEU(Di methylol Di hydroxy Ethylene Urea)
•   DMPU(Di methylol Propylene Urea)
•   TMM(Tri methylol melamine/Melamine formaldehyde
Objective
•   ThemainobjectiveofresinfinishKeepthefabricflatandsmoothandFreefromundesirabl
    ecreases


Advantages
•   It improves the Crease Resistance and Crease Recovery property
•   It reduces the shrinkage of the fabric during laundering
•   It imparts a smooth and quick drying property
•   It improves Resilience, Handle and Draping quality
•   It improves the weight and Dimensional stability
•   It increases the strength of RAYON Sin both wet and dry state
•   It gives resistance to degradation by light and laundering
•   It improves the fastness to Light and Washing of many dyestuffs
•   It prevents the Inter molecular slippage in the fiber core
•   It becomes partially water proof and Rot proof
Disadvantages

• It decreases the Tensile strength and Tear
  strength
• It decreases the Abrasion resistance
• It gives an unpleasant odor
• It gives unwanted Harsh and Stiff feel
• It turns the fabric yellow after chlorine
  bleaching
RESIN CONCENTRATION

As the concentration of resin increases in the
pad bath the CRA of the resultant product
increases.


     Dry Crease Recover
             y
            (w+d)
           Degress


                           Reagent Concentration
                          (Mole x 10/ 100G Fabric)
EFFECT ON PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
EFFECT ON PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
CRA VS CURING TEMP. & RESIN TYPE
EFFECT ON PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
RECIPES
Resin Finish

•   DMDHEU -70 Gpl
•   Catalyst -7 Gpl
•   Silicone
•   Emulsion -10 Gpl
•   P. E -10 Gpl
•   Acetic acid-1 Gpl
•   Anti Stat* -1 Gp
Resin finishing

Resin finishing

  • 1.
  • 2.
  • 3.
    ChemicalFinishing • In chemicalfinishing, water is used as the medium for applying the Chemicals. • Heat is used to drive off the water and to activate the chemicals. • Resin treatment • Softener treatment • Powder Coating • Soil/Stain Resist • Fire/Flame retarding • Special Purpose • [email protected]
  • 4.
    RESINFINISHING • Cotton ismainly selected for apparel purpose because of its durability, ability to withstand the rough laundering treatments especially under alkaline conditions, good perspiration absorption characteristics, and comfort during wear and ability to take up a wide range of dyestuffs. • However, proneness to creasing under slight crushing and retention of the crease for along time give cotton garments a poor rating during actual wear. • The ability of a fabric to resist the formation of crease or wrinkle when slightly squeezed is termed as crease resistance. • The ability of a fabric to recover to a definite degree is called crease recovery of the fabric.
  • 5.
    • Obviously ResinFinishing is the process of bringing out a special property of „ crease recovery ‟ to Cotton. • Resin finishing often known by various fancy terminology is an important process of textile processing. Resin finishing quite often called • “ Wash & wear finish” • “ Anti crease finish” • “ Crease resistant finish” • “ Durable press finish” And • “ wrinkle free finish” is gaining importance [email protected]
  • 6.
    • Contd… • Resinsare cross linking agents, which form covalent bond on reaction with OH groups of cellulosic materials in acidic medium at a pH of 3-4.
  • 7.
    RESINS MAINLY FALLINTO TWO GROUPS • Deposition type of resins Cross linking type of resins Deposition type of resins • This type of resins is deposited on the fabric as surface coating. No reaction will take place between the fiber and resin. They include • Phenol-Formaldehyde resins • Urea formaldehyde resin • Alkyd resins • Ketone resins • Vinyl resins
  • 8.
    Cross Linking TypeOf Resins • These types of resins chemically react with the fiber and crosslink the fiber molecules. • The type of finish obtained is durable and much better than deposition type. • They are also known as N–Methylol compounds as the Methylol groups (-CH2OH) are attached to the nitrogen. The cross linking compounds are commonly called resins, but the term pre condensate is correct. The pre condensates further polymerize to form resins. • Thefollowingaresomeofthecrosslikingagentsmostlyusedforcreaseresistantfinishing. • DMU (Di methylol Urea) • DMEU(Di methylol Ethylene Urea) • DMDHEU(Di methylol Di hydroxy Ethylene Urea) • DMPU(Di methylol Propylene Urea) • TMM(Tri methylol melamine/Melamine formaldehyde
  • 9.
    Objective • ThemainobjectiveofresinfinishKeepthefabricflatandsmoothandFreefromundesirabl ecreases Advantages • It improves the Crease Resistance and Crease Recovery property • It reduces the shrinkage of the fabric during laundering • It imparts a smooth and quick drying property • It improves Resilience, Handle and Draping quality • It improves the weight and Dimensional stability • It increases the strength of RAYON Sin both wet and dry state • It gives resistance to degradation by light and laundering • It improves the fastness to Light and Washing of many dyestuffs • It prevents the Inter molecular slippage in the fiber core • It becomes partially water proof and Rot proof
  • 10.
    Disadvantages • It decreasesthe Tensile strength and Tear strength • It decreases the Abrasion resistance • It gives an unpleasant odor • It gives unwanted Harsh and Stiff feel • It turns the fabric yellow after chlorine bleaching
  • 11.
    RESIN CONCENTRATION As theconcentration of resin increases in the pad bath the CRA of the resultant product increases. Dry Crease Recover y (w+d) Degress Reagent Concentration (Mole x 10/ 100G Fabric)
  • 12.
  • 13.
    EFFECT ON PHYSICALPROPERTIES CRA VS CURING TEMP. & RESIN TYPE
  • 14.
  • 15.
    RECIPES Resin Finish • DMDHEU -70 Gpl • Catalyst -7 Gpl • Silicone • Emulsion -10 Gpl • P. E -10 Gpl • Acetic acid-1 Gpl • Anti Stat* -1 Gp