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the whole cycle of finishing consists of mechanical and chemical processes, which are used depending on the kinds and end uses of the fabric. mechanical processes include drying, calendaring, schreinering, embossing, sueding, raisingetc and chemical processes include in the application of special substances
on the fabric, impregnation with size, starch, dextrin and other polymeric substances. finishing by textile school last updated mar , steaming a fabric steamer uses steam rather than heat to remove wrinkles . the steam, and slight pressure of the steamer's surface, relaxes the fibers rather than flattening...
https://www.textileschool.com/186/textile-finishing-processes/
though they are termed "oils", they are not greasy, "oily", or fatty, but are highly volatile substances. i've read many definitions from almost books and there is no perfect definition on exactly what they are. what is agreed upon is that they are volatile substances, and that they are generally made
though they are termed "oils", they are not greasy, "oily", or fatty, but are highly volatile substances. i've read many definitions from almost books and there is no perfect definition on exactly what they are. what is agreed upon is that they are volatile substances, and that they are generally made...
https://solarkateco.blogspot.com/2006/03/