Project Description
Water-Soluble Polyester Resin for Textile Stiffening Agent
Stiffener Polymer for Fabric Finishing Process Replacing Acrylic Emulsion
DESCRIPTION
Textile Stiffening Agent is a specialty high-molecular polymer. It is characterized by easy solubility, low viscosity, and good biodegradation. It can be used in the finishing process of fibers (like cotton, polyester, spandex, nylon), and various fabrics. It is currently widely used for finishing interlining fabrics. This stiffening agent can improve the stiffening and thickening effects, and also enhance the fabric’s fastness to a solid color, rubbing fastness, and tearing strength. The textile with a stiffener can remain stiff for a long time and does not lose stiffness under high humidity conditions.
It can also be used as a stiffener and binder on the non-woven fabric surface. Water-soluble polyester stiffening and binding agent can replace PVA, pure acrylic, and vinegar acrylic emulsion.
PROPERTIES
Yellowish Transparent granule;
weak anion;
IV: 0.42±0.025 dl/g (WSP-041)
0.40±0.025 dl/g (WSP-040);
DEG content: 10±0.5%(WSP-041)
11±0.5%(WSP-040);
PH: 5-7(1%);
Melting point: 170±2 ℃ (WSP-041)
170±2 ℃ (WSP-040);
Solubility: easy to dissolve in hot water
Max Solid Content: 35%
FEATURES
Free of formaldehyde, non-toxic, safe, and eco-friendly
High-temperature resistance, color remaining at 200ºC
The fabric applied by this product is crisp and elastic, with a durable, stiffening effect; it is washable and remains soft after being damp.
Water-soluble, non-flammable or explosive, safe, and easy to store
USAGE
Heating Soft Water up to 85℃: Add polyester resin into the water; keep heating the water gradually up to 98℃; remain at the temperature for one hour; cooling down (Remark: keep stirring after the resin is added to the water.)
PACKAGE & STORAGE
Packed in PP woven bags and lined with PE plastic bags, 25kg/bag or 1000kg/bag
Separately stored in a dry, ventilated warehouse equipped with fire-fighting facilities
Proper measures should be taken to avoid damage to packing materials and injury