What is printed Oxford cloth? Let’s take a look at a set of pictures first!
Camouflage Oxford cloth:
210D Oxford cloth polka dot printing:
210T polyester taffeta printing:
Printed Oxford cloth: The gray cloth is bleached, impurities are removed, and various patterns are printed on it, and then it is finished. The product produced is printed cloth. Gray fabric cannot be used directly for printing. It must be bleached and refined to remove impurities and weaving slurry, as well as wax, grease, etc. on the fibers to ensure the quality of printing and the fastness of coloring.
Oxford cloth thermal transfer printing: The principle of thermal transfer printing is somewhat similar to the transfer printing method. During thermal transfer printing, patterns are first printed on paper with disperse dyes and printing ink, and then the printing paper, also called transfer paper, is stored for use in textile printing factories. When doing thermal transfer printing, fabric printing factories purchase this printing paper from highly specialized printing paper manufacturers. Transfer paper can be printed according to the requirements of pattern designers and customers (ready-made patterns can also be used for transfer paper printing). Thermal transfer printing can be used to print garment parts (such as edge printing, breast pocket embroidery, etc.). Specially designed patterns are used in this case.
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