How to distinguish between anti-wrinkle finishing and non-iron textiles in jig dyeing machines?

Anti-wrinkle finishing is sometimes also called anti-wrinkle finishing. Since most polymer materials, especially synthetic resins, are used as anti-wrinkle finishing agents, it is also called resin finishing.
Resin finishing is done with polymer materials. By adding other components, its purpose and function, in addition to anti-wrinkle, can also be anti-shrink, waterproof, water-repellent, water-absorbent, soft, antibacterial, antistatic, flame retardant, warm, etc. Strengthen, wash easily and change the feel.
Strictly speaking, the purpose and function of anti-wrinkle finishing is to make textiles less likely to wrinkle or to easily return to their original shape, and to maintain a flat appearance during use. In addition to resin finishing, other chemicals can also be used for cross-linking.
It is not difficult to understand that the essence of anti-wrinkle finishing is to improve the stability of the textile form. Therefore, while improving the wrinkle resistance, it often also produces anti-shrinkage and non-iron effects.
In some materials, anti-shrinkage and anti-wrinkle (property), durable pressing (property) or non-iron (property) finishing are often used together. In fact, anti-wrinkle finishing is different from shrink-proof, no-iron and durable press finishing in terms of purpose, method and measurement index.