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The aim is to develop a process that prevents back contamination caused by cationization during digital printing on cotton fabrics.

April 26, 2026Open Access

Repository Copy of: Development of a Process to Prevent Back Contamination Caused by Cationization After Cationic Digital Reactive Printing on Cotton Knitted Fabrics

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The aim is to develop a process that prevents back contamination caused by cationization during digital printing on cotton fabrics.
Developed a process specifically for cationic digital reactive printing on cotton knitted fabrics.
Focused on techniques to minimize contamination during the printing process.
Identified effective strategies to reduce back contamination incidences.
Demonstrated the feasibility of the process for improving quality in printed fabrics.

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This record is a repository-preserved copy of an article originally published in The European Journal of Research and Development by Orclever Science it is not the version of record, and Zenodo is not the publisher of this work. Version of Record (primary publication): https://doi.org/10.56038/ejrnd.v5i1.680 Publisher: Orclever Science & Research Group. Journal: The European Journal of Research and Development. For citation, please use the Crossref DOI and the journal citation above — not the Zenodo DOI.

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