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Method of durably grafting decorated cotton fabrics to cotton cloths such as jeans with stencil

Assignee: KIM INKYUNPriority: Jul 20, 2007Filed: Jul 20, 2007Published: Jan 22, 2009
Est. expiryJul 20, 2027(~1 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Inkyun Kim
D06M 17/06D06Q 1/02
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Abstract

A meted of manufacturing a durably grafting decorated cotton fabrics to a cotton cloths, which is comprised of; first step of printing a pattern on a cotton fabric by a stencil, second step of pasting a glue solution of Polyone S11111 seriesone clear from Polyone Corporation, which contains 1 to 5% of fumed silica for inhibitor, on the rear side of the pattern on the cotton fabric, third step of overlapping the glue pasted cotton fabric over a clothes such as a blue jeans, fourth step of over-lapping the pattern containing stencil over the front side of the cotton fabric, fifth step of place the stencil and the clothes between a heating press and press for 5 minutes at 160° C. (320 F.), sixth step of pasting a burn out gel on the stencil, and seventh step of removing the left of burn out from the clothes. This technology can be other artificial fabrics. And all these procedure is done by just stencil and press.

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1 . A method of durably grafting decorated cotton fabrics to cotton cloths such as Jeans with stencil is comprised of;
 first step of printing a pattern on a cotton clothes, and   second step of pasting a glue solution, Polyone S11111 seriesone clear from Polyone Corporation that contains 1 to 5% of fumed silica for inhibitor, on the pattern on the cotton clothes, and   third step of overlapping a cotton fabric over the glue pasted clothes such as blue jeans, and   fourth step of overlapping the pattern containing stencil over the front side of the cotton fabric, and   fifth step of placing the stencil and clothes between a heating press and press for 5 minutes at 160° C., and   sixth step of pasting the burn out gel, which is a mixture of natural alginate, strong acid of printgen® OP-30PS, glycerin and water, on the stencil, and   seventh step of removing the left of burn out from the clothes.   
     
     
         2 . A method of durably grafting decorated cotton fabrics to cotton cloths such as Jeans with stencil, in  claim 1  wherein, the grafted clothes is durably attached to the cloths even after 100 times of machine laundry. 
     
     
         3 . A method of durably grafting decorated fabrics to cloths with stencil is comprised of;
 first step of printing a pattern on a cotton clothes, and   second step of pasting a glue solution, Polyone S11111 seriesone clear from Polyone Corporation that contains 1 to 5% of fumed silica for inhibitor, on the pattern on the cotton clothes, and   third step of overlapping a cotton fabric over the glue pasted clothes such as blue jeans, and   fourth step of overlapping the pattern containing stencil over the front side of the cotton fabric, and   fifth step of placing the stencil and clothes between a heating press and press for 5 minutes at 160° C., and   sixth step of pasting the burn out gel, which is a mixture of natural alginate, strong acid of printgen® OP-30PS, glycerin and water, on the stencil, and   seventh step of removing the left of bum out from the clothes.   
     
     
         4 . A method of durably grafting decorated fabrics to cloths with stencil in  claim 3 , wherein the fabrics is polyester. 
     
     
         5 . A method of durably grafting decorated fabrics to cloths with stencil in  claim 3 , wherein the clothes is made of polyester. 
     
     
         6 . A method of durably grafting decorated fabrics to cloths with stencil in  claim 3 , wherein the fabrics is linen. 
     
     
         7 . A method of durably grafting decorated fabrics to cloths with stencil in  claim 3 , wherein the clothes is made of linen.

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