Emulsifier

Emulsifiers in the textile industry are a type of non-ionic or anionic surfactant used to evenly disperse oily substances in water. They are widely used in textile pretreatment, dyeing, printing, and finishing processes to ensure stable emulsification and uniform distribution of additives.

Main functions and functions

Emulsified oil stains: During the refining and degreasing process, mineral oil, lubricating oil and other oily impurities on the fabric are emulsified and removed to enhance the hydrophilicity of the fibers.

Uniform dyeing and penetration: Used in conjunction with wetting agents to promote the uniform penetration of dyes into the interior of fibers, avoiding uneven dyeing or color bleeding.

Stable lotion system: in the preparation of waterproof and softening finishing agents such as silicone oil and paraffin, maintain the stability of lotion and prevent demulsification and layering.

Improve processing efficiency: Improve the wettability of the working fluid, shorten processing time, and reduce energy consumption.