Working principle of liquid flow dyeing machine
Sep 15, 2023
Liquid flow dyeing machine is a kind of equipment commonly used for textile dyeing. It penetrates dye evenly into textiles through liquid flow to achieve the dyeing effect. The working principle of the liquid flow dyeing machine mainly includes the preparation of dye solution, the transportation of dye and the dyeing process of textiles.
First of all, the working principle of liquid flow dyeing machine involves the preparation of dye solution. Dye solution is composed of dyes and solvents, and dyes are the key to achieving dyeing effects. Dyes can be natural dyes or synthetic dyes. When preparing a dye solution, it is necessary to select a suitable solvent according to the characteristics of the dye and dissolve the dye in the solvent to form a dye solution. The concentration and formulation of the dye solution will affect the dyeing effect and therefore needs to be adjusted according to the specific dyeing requirements.
Secondly, the working principle of the liquid flow dyeing machine also involves the transportation of dye. The dye solution needs to be piped into the dye tank of the dyeing machine. The dye tank is usually located at the bottom of the dyeing machine. The dye solution is pumped into the dye tank and the uniformity of the dye solution is maintained by a stirring device. The design of the dye tank and the operating status of the stirring device will affect the dye delivery effect, so reasonable design and adjustment are required.
Finally, the working principle of the liquid flow dyeing machine also includes the dyeing process of textiles. The textiles enter the dye tank through the nozzle below the dye tank in the dyeing machine, and are then dyed through the liquid flow in the dye tank. The liquid flow in the dye tank will evenly penetrate the dye into the textile to achieve the dyeing effect. During the dyeing process, parameters such as the movement speed of the textile, the flow rate and temperature of the liquid flow in the dye tank will affect the dyeing effect, so reasonable control and adjustment are required.
