- Industry: Textiles
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Celanese Corporation is a Fortune 500 global technology and specialty materials company with its headquarters in Dallas, Texas, United States.
A three-phase reaction system consisting of monomer, an aqueous phase containing the initiator, and colloidal particles of polymer. Polymerization takes place in the colloidal phase. The process enables the production of very high molecular weights at increased polymerization rates. Only applicable to addition polymers.
Industry:Textiles
A term to describe the way a fabric falls while it hangs; the suppleness and ability of a fabric to form graceful configurations.
Industry:Textiles
A term describing a garment that has been treated so that it retains its smooth appearance, shape, and creases or pleats in laundering. In such garments no ironing is required, particularly if the garment is tumble-dried. Durable press finishing is accomplished by several methods; two of the most common are the following: (1) A fabric that contains a thermoplastic fiber and cotton or rayon may be treated with a special resin that, when cured, imparts the permanent shape to the cotton or rayon component of the fabric. The resin-treated fabric may be precured (cured in finishing and subsequently pressed in garment form at a higher temperature to achieve the permanent shape) or postcured (not cured until the finished garment has been sewn and pressed into shape). In both cases, the thermoplastic fiber in the garment is set in the final heat treatment. This fiber, when heat-set, also contributes to the permanence of the garment shape, but the thermoplastic component of the blend is needed for strength since the cotton or rayon component is somewhat degraded by the durable-press treatment. (2) Garments of a fabric containing a sufficient amount of a thermoplastic fiber, such as polyester, nylon, or acrylic, may be pressed with sufficient pressure and time to achieve a permanent garment shape.
Industry:Textiles
Un termine applicato a prodotti fibre che sono stati modificati per ridurre la loro lucentezza normale chimicamente o fisicamente. Opaco; opposto di luminoso; basso contenuto di lustro.
Industry:Textiles
Un termine che descrive un tessuto denim-tipo grossolano, solitamente tinto di blu, che viene utilizzato per la tuta da lavoro.
Industry:Textiles
Un agente di sgrassatura sintetico contenenti tensioattivi che precipitano in acqua dura e non hanno la capacità di emulsionare olio e sospendere lo sporco.
Industry:Textiles
Sospensione di goccioline di liquidi finemente suddivise in un secondo liquido, cioè, olio in acqua o viceversa.
Industry:Textiles
Un dispositivo di stop-motion utilizzando fili metallici sospesi da ordito o filati creeled. Quando si rompe un filo, il filo cade, attivazione l'interruttore che arresta la macchina.
Industry:Textiles
Una fase di tintura o di stampa in cui leuco composti, coloranti o tintura intermedi vengono convertite in finale, stato stabile o ombra.
Industry:Textiles
Un velato, panno sottile filato che a volte ha corde o strisce di tessuto in. È usato per grembiuli, grembiuli e molti tipi di merci del vestito.
Industry:Textiles
