Experimental analysis demonstrates enhanced dye fixation and protective qualities in treated polyester textiles, indicating viable methods for durable sublimation printing.
The research concentrates on improving the characteristics of polyester and blended textiles through the application of chitosan and PVA-containing metal oxide nanoparticles, particularly for sublimation printing. The goal of the study is to enhance the efficiency and longevity of sublimation printing, a commonly used method for transferring designs to textiles. The study aims to improve dye fixation, color fastness, UV protection, and antimicrobial properties of printed fabrics by adding biopolymers such as chitosan and PVA, as well as TiO2 nanoparticles. The results show that it is possible to make these improvements to the fabric without reducing its strength, which makes it a favorable method for creating long-lasting, high-quality textile prints.
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