P. Savarino et al., DEVELOPMENTS IN DYEING TECHNOLOGY-BASED ON MICROEMULSION SYSTEMS, Journal of dispersion science and technology, 16(1), 1995, pp. 51-68
Microemulsions, or their precursors, are proposed for improving the qu
ality of dyed fabrics. The investigated substrates are polyamide (nylo
n 6 and 6.6), polyester, and a secondary cellulose acetate-nylon 6 ble
nd. Besides conventional fibers, also nylon 6 and polyester microfiber
s are studied. It has been possible to ascertain that suitable organiz
ed systems allowed to obtain a better uniformity of coloration without
depressing dyebaths exhaustion. Furthermore, in some cases, satisfact
ory results have been obtained at halved liquor ratios with consequent
energy saving during the tinctorial cycles.