EP0462462A1 - Procédé et dispositif de teinture des textiles - Google Patents

Procédé et dispositif de teinture des textiles Download PDF

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EP0462462A1
EP0462462A1 EP91109372A EP91109372A EP0462462A1 EP 0462462 A1 EP0462462 A1 EP 0462462A1 EP 91109372 A EP91109372 A EP 91109372A EP 91109372 A EP91109372 A EP 91109372A EP 0462462 A1 EP0462462 A1 EP 0462462A1
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Hans-Joerg Hamann
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    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D06—TREATMENT OF TEXTILES OR THE LIKE; LAUNDERING; FLEXIBLE MATERIALS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • D06B—TREATING TEXTILE MATERIALS USING LIQUIDS, GASES OR VAPOURS
    • D06B1/00—Applying liquids, gases or vapours onto textile materials to effect treatment, e.g. washing, dyeing, bleaching, sizing or impregnating
    • D06B1/10—Applying liquids, gases or vapours onto textile materials to effect treatment, e.g. washing, dyeing, bleaching, sizing or impregnating by contact with a member carrying the treating material
    • D06B1/12—Applying liquids, gases or vapours onto textile materials to effect treatment, e.g. washing, dyeing, bleaching, sizing or impregnating by contact with a member carrying the treating material by rubbing contact, e.g. with brushes or pads
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D06—TREATMENT OF TEXTILES OR THE LIKE; LAUNDERING; FLEXIBLE MATERIALS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • D06B—TREATING TEXTILE MATERIALS USING LIQUIDS, GASES OR VAPOURS
    • D06B1/00—Applying liquids, gases or vapours onto textile materials to effect treatment, e.g. washing, dyeing, bleaching, sizing or impregnating
    • D06B1/04—Applying liquids, gases or vapours onto textile materials to effect treatment, e.g. washing, dyeing, bleaching, sizing or impregnating by pouring or allowing to flow on to the surface of the textile material
    • D—TEXTILES; PAPER
    • D06—TREATMENT OF TEXTILES OR THE LIKE; LAUNDERING; FLEXIBLE MATERIALS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • D06P—DYEING OR PRINTING TEXTILES; DYEING LEATHER, FURS OR SOLID MACROMOLECULAR SUBSTANCES IN ANY FORM
    • D06P7/00—Dyeing or printing processes combined with mechanical treatment

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  • the invention relates to a method for dyeing textiles, in which the surfaces of the textiles are mechanically processed at the same time as the dyeing in such a way that signs of wear occur and that the fabric softens.
  • a method for this in which either the finished piece or the starting material (by the meter) is initially used is completely provided with the color, whereupon the color is washed out up to 95% in a washing and wear process and at the same time the wear effect is achieved during this washing process by adding abrasives such as sand and / or pumice or the like.
  • a disadvantage of this known method is that it is relatively time-consuming, on the one hand, because most of the previously applied paint has to be removed again, which also means that a relatively high amount of energy is used, and on the other hand, the environment is removed by the color removed from the fabric pieces is heavily burdened. In addition, the cost of materials for color and detergents is considerable.
  • the invention is accordingly based on the object of providing a method of the type mentioned at the outset with which it is possible to keep both the energy and material expenditure and the environmental impact as low as possible.
  • the textile pieces can also be soaked with the dye liquor so that the coloring is reflected on the back of the textile, i.e. on the side of the textiles facing away from the brushes, which can be favored in particular by the steam liquor being acted upon by steam, which is drawn in and pulling through the textile pieces favored.
  • the steam is normal wet steam with a temperature of about 100 ° to 120 ° C.
  • Any excess portions of the dye liquor that pass the textile pieces can expediently be collected and returned to the dye liquor.
  • the device expediently consists of a series of horizontally arranged receptacles for the paint liquor with separate outlet channels which are directed at the bristles of the brushes which are arranged rotatably below the containers.
  • At least one conveyor belt runs continuously below the brushes, on which the textile pieces are placed.
  • the conveyor belt bears against the bristles of the brushes under pretension.
  • the textiles are not only colored by the brushes, but are also processed in their surface in the manner described above due to the pretension.
  • the conveyor belt expediently consists of an elastic material provided with openings so that the excess liquor of paint can pass through the conveyor belt into a receiving trough which is expediently arranged below the conveyor belt.
  • a rubber in particular a textile fiber reinforced rubber.
  • the device is designed such that the front and the back of the textile pieces can be processed in the same way in one operation.
  • a deflection device and a second conveyor belt arranged below the first are expediently provided, which are also acted upon by brushes which run above the second conveyor belt.
  • the textile pieces are thus conveyed into the deflection device by the first conveyor belt, then gripped by the second conveyor belt and pulled through the device for the second time.
  • the deflection device can consist of a guide plate which guides the textile pieces to the second conveyor belt.
  • the individual receptacles have at least one steam line at their exits are connected, the supply channel for the supply of the paint liquor to the brushes can also supply the steam at the same time, so that the impregnation is brought about. It is also advantageous if at least one compressed air line is arranged in the receptacles, which has outlet openings facing the interior of the individual receptacles, in order to swirl the paint liquor and keep it moving, so that paint components cannot settle.
  • the feed channels for the paint liquor can be shut off individually, appropriate shut-off valves being expediently arranged in the immediate vicinity of the surfaces of the brushes.
  • These feed channels can also be provided with a bypass which feeds the paint liquor past the valves past the second row of processing brushes assigned to the second conveyor belt, so that the closed valves can be bypassed.
  • steam can be expediently fed to the brushes by means of a steam nozzle in the region of the guide plate before processing the back of the textile pieces, so that steam also dampens the back of the textile pieces to be treated.
  • the arrangement according to the invention can be used in many different ways.
  • the intensity of the color in the individual receptacles can be different; Different colors can be provided in the individual containers, and the valves can be adjusted in sections so that either no or a different amount of liquor reaches the brushes.
  • the receptacles can be heated, and the temperatures in the individual receptacles can be different, so that this results in different drawing speeds for the dye liquor.
  • the distance between the axes or shafts of the brushes and the conveyor belts can also be adjustable, so that in this way the pretension with which the weary processing of the textiles is carried out changes.
  • All brushes can be provided with a common drive, for example a chain drive, so that a single drive motor is sufficient to drive the brushes.
  • intermediate brushes can be arranged, which have a smaller diameter and are not necessarily used for the application of paint, but only for the wearing treatment of the surfaces of the textiles.
  • the conveyor belts can be subdivided, or the brushes can run at different speeds, so that folds result in the pieces of tissue that are subject to particular wear and tear from the brushes. For the same reasons, it is possible to provide further intermediate brushes which rotate in the opposite direction to the main brushes which determine the direction of conveyance.
  • Another brush set in each row of brushes can be used as a hold-down.
  • the additional device expediently has a plurality of steam nozzles and at least one supply line for the supply of Heating steam and / or wet steam to the steam nozzles.
  • the paint nozzles can also be acted upon by a compressed air line and / or by the steam lines.
  • a container containing the paint can expediently be assigned to the compressed air line, which container there has the shape of a Venturi tube for removing paint particles.
  • the hold-down brushes which are arranged between the processing brushes and have a much smaller diameter than these, are not designed as bristle brushes, as in the previous exemplary embodiments, but as sponge brushes, which consist of a cylindrical tubular fitting mounted on a shaft, which is firmly connected to the shaft by gluing or the like.
  • sponge brushes has the advantage that due to the stronger adhesion to the piece of textile Crumple zones result, which form a pattern or line formation on the textile piece and have a higher coloring than the surroundings.
  • such sponge brushes are generally not used as wearing tools, but rather as crumple and application brushes for the colored material.
  • squeezing can also be brought about by the fact that in the area of the folds due to the pushing together of the textile piece in this area there is a stronger color print and thus a reproduction of the pattern thus produced.
  • the hold-down brushes made of sponges can be adjusted forwards, backwards, upwards or downwards in their position relative to the neighboring bristle brushes, a different setting of the height of the waves carrying the sponges to the surface of the conveyor belt also being considered is coming. If the shaft is brought closer to the conveyor belt, this means that the cylindrical sponge coating is compressed more in this area, which at the same time means a higher pressure on the textile piece in this area and thus leads to patterns which deviate therefrom.
  • the contour applied by means of the sponges is inherently much clearer than that which arises according to the first embodiment by bristle brushes, for example by the hold-down brushes, so that in the sponge version the contour applied in any case despite the dissolution by the downstream bristle brushes largely preserved.
  • the sponge roller brushes can run in opposite directions to the adjacent bristle brush rollers, which leads to a further increase in the resolution of the contour due to the relative movement caused thereby.
  • the textile pieces can also be guided along on a smooth and flat sliding surface by means of the brushes, their feed being effected by the main brushes acting in the feed direction.
  • This main feed is not affected by the fact that occasionally opposed Working brushes, such as the hold-down brushes or the sponge roller brushes, are provided, since the feed forces applied by the main brushes are in any case a multiple of the forces of the counter-rotating sponge brush rollers.
  • This sliding surface can consist of a polished stainless steel, a smooth, wear-resistant plastic or the like, so that the movement of the textile pieces along this surface is not hindered.
  • the sliding surface can be provided with openings pointing downwards, through which the excess paint or the excess paint material (the paint liquor) can drip off and be collected there.
  • the liquor discharged in this way can be reintroduced into the liquor tank in the upper region of the device.
  • certain forms of patterns can also be deliberately achieved by physically applying pattern pieces to the surface of the sponge brush roller, which can be done by gluing or, for example, by applying a sponge brush roller over the entire surface a network is maintained, which holds the above items on this.
  • a network has the advantage that the contour that is to be created by the sample appears to be dissolved (smoothed).
  • the sample can consist of a textile, a flexible plastic, but also of a flexible metal material.
  • Another possibility for generating the pattern is that recesses are made in the surface of the sponge roller brushes, for example by milling, which form the pattern contours.
  • the net drawn over the sample pieces and the sponge rollers can also be a textile material, for example a coarse-meshed textile material, the stitches of which can then be found as a pattern on the textile piece to be dyed.
  • a plurality of rotating and driven brushes 1 are provided, which apply the dye liquor to the textiles to be processed.
  • the paint liquor is located in a row of receptacles 2, each of which has separate outlets 3 in the form of shaft-like channels or lines, which are directed towards the bristles of the brushes 1 arranged below the container 2.
  • outlets 3 in the form of shaft-like channels or lines, which are directed towards the bristles of the brushes 1 arranged below the container 2.
  • FIG. 1 the perspective representation of the containers 2, the outlets 3 and the brushes 1 is only indicated schematically in FIG. 1.
  • the outlet lines 3 for the paint liquor can be shut off individually by shut-off valves 4, the shut-off valves 4 being arranged in the immediate vicinity of the surfaces of the brushes 1.
  • the outlet lines 3 can also be provided with a bypass 5, which feeds the paint liquor past the valves 4 past a second row of outlet lines 6 with valves 7 and via these to a second row of brushes 8.
  • This type of direction of movement is also represented in FIG. 2 by the arrow 11.
  • the pieces of textile to be processed are thus entered into the device above the conveyor belt 9 on the right in FIGS. 1 and 2 and processed in the manner described by the rotating brushes 1 resting on this conveyor belt under tension.
  • the dye liquor is fed to the textile pieces via the feed chutes 3 and the brushes 1 and, in addition, due to the prestressing, they are also machined in their surface.
  • the conveyor belt 9 is provided in the area of its upper run in a manner known per se with small support rollers 12, so that the pre-tension is maintained over the entire length of the conveyor belt.
  • the conveyor belt 9 consists of an elastic material provided with openings so that the excess liquor of paint can get down into a receiving trough 13 arranged below the conveyor belt 9.
  • a deflection device in the form of a guide plate 14 which the textile pieces conveyed out of the first brush set 1 in the direction of arrow 15 and processed on one side, the second lower brush set with the brushes 8 feeds.
  • the textile pieces are deflected in the direction of arrow 16 by the guide plate 14. They then pass through the second lower brush set in the direction of arrows 17 and are conveyed out at 18.
  • the structure of the lower conveyor belt 19, which is guided over rollers 20 and the upper run of which is also held against the brushes 8 by support rollers 12, corresponds to that of the upper conveyor belt 9.
  • the individual receptacles 2 are in the area of their container-side outputs with a steam line 21, so that via the outlet line 3 for the paint liquor steam can also be supplied to brushes 1 and 8.
  • a compressed air line 22 can be arranged in each of the containers 2, which has outlet openings facing the interior of the individual containers, so that air is blown into the containers in order to swirl the paint liquor and keep it moving.
  • At least one steam nozzle 23 can be provided in the region of the guide plate 14, so that the back of the textile pieces to be treated is also moistened by the steam during the deflection.
  • the distance between the brush axes and the conveyor belts 9 and 19 can be adjustable, so that the pretension between the conveyor belt surface and the bristles can be changed.
  • the main brushes 1 which are essentially used for processing are arranged next to one another on common shafts 26 and also one behind the other.
  • Smaller intermediate brushes 24 can be arranged in the spaces that result, which may not be used for the application of paint, but only for the wearing treatment of the surfaces of the textiles.
  • they can act as hold-downs for the textiles in order to prevent the textiles to be treated from being pulled up or displaced.
  • additional intermediate brushes 25 can be provided which rotate in the opposite direction to the main brushes 1 which determine the conveying direction and thus produce folds which are subject to particular wear and tear from the brushes.
  • Fig. 3 shows a schematic representation of the brush sets 1 and 8, and their common drive 29 and 30, which can be a chain drive, for example.
  • the intermediate brushes 25 shown here and rotating in the opposite direction are actuated by appropriate guidance of the common drive.
  • the forces which can be transmitted to the textiles by the intermediate brushes 25 moving in the opposite direction can amount to approximately 25% of the total forces acting on the textiles.
  • the speed of the drive can be infinitely variable so that the brushes 1 of the upper brush set can rotate at a different speed than the brushes 8 of the lower brush set.
  • FIG. 4 shows a schematic representation of the small intermediate brushes 24 which act as hold-down devices (cf. also FIG. 2) for the upper and lower brush set of the device.
  • These intermediate brushes 24 can also be provided with drives 31 and 32 designed as a chain drive, the chain drives here also being controllable.
  • the intermediate brushes 24 and 25 (see FIG. 2), including their drives, can be detachably inserted as a structural unit between the main brushes 1.
  • an additional device 40 is arranged between two rotating main brushes 8, with which a dyeing process as such can be further refined compared to that according to the above-mentioned embodiments and thus improved.
  • the body of the additional device 40 has schematically indicated steam nozzles 41 which, as shown, can be directed against at least one of the rotating brushes 8 and which can be acted upon by a steam line 42, for example by a steam heating line.
  • the line 42 is also connected to the base body of the additional device 40.
  • the steam nozzles 41 can alternatively or simultaneously be subjected to wet steam via a further line 43.
  • the steam nozzles are adjustable according to the requirements.
  • paint nozzles 44 are provided, which can be connected to a compressed air line, not shown, and / or can be acted upon by the steam lines 42 and 43.
  • the paint supply is located in a container, not shown, to which the compressed air line can be guided in the form of a Venturi tube, so that the paint can be supplied to the paint nozzles 44 in an atomized form.
  • the paint particles emerge finely distributed from the paint nozzles 44, so that they can be gripped by the brushes 8 and 24 and introduced into the fabric 45 in the manner described.
  • the known methods also have a dye consumption which is up to 50 times higher, as well as a high consumption of chemicals, bleaching agents and abrasives, the latter not being able to be rinsed out of the fabric without residues despite intensive rinsing of 70 l and more per part.
  • the arrangement according to the invention almost completely dispenses with the use of the chemicals and abrasives mentioned above, so that rinsing out is no longer necessary.
  • the method carried out with the arrangement according to the invention is otherwise disposal-free and correspondingly skin-friendly.
  • the fabric is dyed step by step and in layers only up to the desired color level and since a basic dyeing has to be washed out again, this environmentally harmful operation is completely eliminated.
  • the brush technique on which the invention is based achieves a significantly higher degree of softness, so that the fabric becomes comparatively more fluid.
  • the arrangement according to the invention makes it possible to produce differently colored textiles or clothing items in a single operation.
  • Fig. 6 shows a perspective view of a modified embodiment in which the hold-down rollers 24 (see FIG. 2) are not designed as bristle brush rollers, but as sponge rollers. These consist of a tubular shaped piece 51, which is attached to the associated shaft 50 by gluing or the like. The tubular shaped part 51 made of sponge can sit on the shaft 50 under prestress.
  • the sponge roller 52 thus formed serves primarily not to wear out the textile pieces to be treated, but rather to apply paint in the manner described above, the textile pieces being squeezed and crumpled by the sponge rollers 52, so that a stronger ink application occurs in the fold area thus produced .
  • the shaft 50 can be moved more or less close to the conveyor belt 9 or to the upstream and downstream brush rollers 1 upwards, downwards and to the side in order to influence the identity of the paint application and possibly the subsequent resolution of the contour in the desired manner .
  • Appropriate adjustment devices for the shaft 50 are provided for this purpose.
  • the tubular foam covering 51 can also be covered by a net 53 and fastened to the shaft 50, the net, as shown, being of large mesh so that the individual meshes 54 are on the surface map the sponge roller 52.
  • the net 53 can be guided around the sponge roller 52 in the direction of the arrows 55, the free ends 56 of the net 53 overlapping.
  • certain preformed patterns 57 can be physically applied, which can be done by gluing or by the fact that the net 53 simultaneously holds these patterns. In the latter case, in addition to the pattern 57, the image of the meshes 54 would be found on the sponge roller 52.
  • the pattern 57 can consist of a textile, a flexible plastic or also of a flexible metal material.

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