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JPS6123305B2
JPS6123305B2 JP7545279A JP7545279A JPS6123305B2 JP S6123305 B2 JPS6123305 B2 JP S6123305B2 JP 7545279 A JP7545279 A JP 7545279A JP 7545279 A JP7545279 A JP 7545279A JP S6123305 B2 JPS6123305 B2 JP S6123305B2
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Yoshikazu Santo
Hiroshi Ishidoshiro
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Sando Iron Works Co Ltd
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Priority to JP7545279A priority Critical patent/JPS56364A/en
Priority to DE19808015549 priority patent/DE8015549U1/en
Priority to DE19803021954 priority patent/DE3021954A1/en
Priority to MX18276680A priority patent/MX153681A/en
Priority to GB8019577A priority patent/GB2051899A/en
Publication of JPS56364A publication Critical patent/JPS56364A/en
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【発明の詳細な説明】[Detailed description of the invention]

本発明は特に高温用反応性染料を使用し、更に
縮じゆう染色を行なうに有利ならしめた布帛の染
色装置に関するものである。 例えば工業的に生産する布帛を染色する従来法
には予め所定の染色液を含浸せしめた布帛を熱処
理して染着せしめる染色方法、あるいは所定の染
色液が充填されている液槽内に布帛を繰返して染
着せしめる染色方法に大別されているが、前者の
染色方法においては例えばプリント染めには有効
であるが、無地染めを行なう場合には染料付与の
不足原因、あるいは染料付与の不均一性等によつ
て布帛のむら染めが起しがちである。また後者の
染色方法即ち液流染色方法では、前者の欠点はあ
る程度解消できるが多量の染色液を必要とするこ
とで染色液の経済性が悪く、しかもその染色終了
毎の廃液が多量に出ることからその廃液の処理に
も問題があつた。更に上記前者及び後者の染色方
法においては染着時における温度管理特に高温度
の温度管理が難しいことから、高温用の反応性染
色料を使用した染色がなされ難い等の問題点があ
つた。 本発明はかかる従来の問題点を解決し、しかも
高温用反応性染料を使用してその染色が良好に行
える布帛の染色装置を提供するものである。 更に本発明の目的を具体的に述べればその第1
の目的は染着用の湿熱処理室内を移行せしめる布
帛を隔設された対のネツトコンベアによつてノー
テンシヨンリラツクス状態で移送せしめると共に
このコンベアによつて移送される布帛の両側より
布帛に向けてノズルより染液を吹きつけて、該布
帛に縮じゆう、風合、バルキー性を生起せしめな
がら布帛の内芯部にまで染色液を浸透せしめて染
着度の良好なる布帛を短時間に得ることのできる
染色装置を提供することである。 本発明の第2の目的は例えば180℃前後の染着
温度を必要とする高温用反応性染料での染色を可
能ならしめた染色装置を提供することである。 以下に本発明を図面に示す実施例に基いて詳細
に説明する。 1は密閉することができる湿熱処理室であつ
て、この湿熱処理室1内には上下に隔設された2
段のエンドレスネツトコンベア2及び2′が横方
向に延びている。3は上下のネツトコンベア2と
2′とによつてできている間隙a内に向けて染色
液を高圧ガスで吹きつけるためのノズルであつ
て、これらのノズル3はネツトコンベア2,2′
の移送方向に上下チドリ状に配列されている。4
は湿熱処理室1の内底部に設けた液受槽であつ
て、この液受槽4内には染色液5の加熱用蒸気吹
込み管6と、染色液5の温度を調整するための温
調器7が設けられている。そしてこの液受槽4内
の染色液5がポンプ8によつて上記の各ノズル3
から強圧力で噴出されるものである。9は湿熱処
理室1内において、しかもネツトコンベア2より
も上方向に配設されてエンドレス状となした被染
色布帛10を上下蛇行状にガイド移行せしめるた
めのガイドロール群であつて、このガイドロール
群9によつて移送される被染色布帛10にスチー
ミングされるものである。11はそのガイドロー
ル群9よりも上方に配設された加熱エア噴射パイ
プであつて、このパイプ11に設けられている各
ノズル12からはスーパーヒートされた加熱エア
例えば150〜180℃のエアが湿熱処理室1内に噴出
され少なくともその湿熱処理室内の略上半部が
150〜180℃のスチーミング室になつている。 尚前記被染色布帛は例えばポリエステル100%
のフイラメントの強燃糸を素材とした織物、ある
いはジヨーゼツト編物、又はポリエステル65%―
綿35%のブロード被布帛等各種のものがある。 本発明における要点は湿熱処理室1内を高温度
の湿熱に保持せしめるための手段としてスーパー
ヒートされたエアが噴射されるノズルを湿熱処理
室1内に配設し、この湿熱処理室のスチーミング
部を150〜180℃の高温湿熱の雰囲気に保持せしめ
ることであり、また上下ネツトコンベア2と2′
とで形成される間隙a内に供給された被染色布帛
10がその双方ネツトコンベア2と2′の回動に
伴つて移行される間に、ノズル3からの染色液の
噴射圧力でその被染色布帛10に必要かつ充分な
染色液浸透力及びもみ力、たたき力が作用される
ようにその間隙aの高さを設定したことである。 この間隙aの高さは被染色布帛の種類例えば厚
地と薄地とでは異なり、またノズル3からの染色
液噴射圧で異なるがその染色液噴射圧によりその
双方のネツトコンベア相互間で形成される蛇行状
の布帛8の蛇行幅(間隙aと等しい)を可及的大
きくすることである。これはその蛇行幅が大であ
ることによつてその布帛8の立上り部及び立下り
部において効果的なバイブレーシヨンを起すこと
であつて、このバイブレーシヨンにより染色液の
浸透性が良好となり、更にその布帛にはもみ力が
作用することになる。仮にその双方ネツトコンベ
アの間隙aが狭い場合には蛇行布帛の立上り、立
下り長さが短くなるために効果的なバイブレーシ
ヨンは起さない。また双方ネツトコンベアの間隙
aが広い場合には布帛がネツトコンベアにたたき
付けられず、これによつて布帛を間隙a内で蛇行
形成することができないことは勿論のこと、布帛
が間隙a内に浮いてしまつてネツトコンベアの回
動に伴つて布帛をノーテンシヨン移行せしめるこ
とができなくなる。 以上の説明で明らかなように本発明は被染色布
帛を上下対のネツトコンベアに挾持せしめてその
ネツトコンベアの回動に追従し移送せしめる間に
その双方ネツトコンベア間隙a内の被染色布帛に
ノズルからの染色液の噴射力を作用せしめて、布
帛への染色液の浸透力と共に効果的なたたき力及
びもみ力を作用せしめることであり、この染色液
浸透力、たたき力及びもみ力を作用せしめるため
に上下双方のネツトコンベア2と2′との間隙間
を設定し、更にこの間隙内における布帛に流体を
吹きつけて該被染色布帛にバイブレーシヨンを生
ぜしめて染色液の浸透力あるいはもみ力を作用せ
しめると共にこの被染色布帛をネツトコンベア
2,2′にたたきつけてたたき力を作用せしめて
品質のよい縮じゆう加工を行ない、更にはその含
液布帛を150〜180℃の高温湿熱の下でスチーミン
グし、短時間に効果的に染着を行なうものであ
る。 即ち、上下双方のネツトコンベア間において染
色液の噴射圧を受け、蛇行状となつて移行する布
帛は、その双方ネツトコンベアの間隙aが大であ
る程、その布帛の立上り、立下り長さが大となる
ので、その立上り、立下り時における布帛のバイ
ブレーシヨンは大きく、かつ効果的な染色液の浸
透力、もみ力が作用されるが、その間隙aを必要
以上に大きくすれば布帛のネツトコンベアの接圧
面がなくなり、逆にその布帛には染色液の噴射圧
でテンシヨンがかかり、更にネツトコンベアの回
動に追従して移送されなくなり、その上布帛がネ
ツトコンベアにたたきつけられる作用がなくなつ
てしまい目的とする布帛内芯部への染色液含浸及
び縮じゆうがなされ難くなる。そこで間隙aの設
定については被染色布帛の品種を考慮しなければ
ならないが、今染色液の噴射圧を一定とした時、
本発明者が行なつた被染色布帛の品種と間隙aに
対する布帛のネツトコンベア接圧面の長さ、即ち
蛇行状布帛の一山当りのネツトコンベア接圧長さ
bは次表の如くであつた。 条 件 液速一定 30m/秒 温度一定 98℃ ノズルピツチ一定 350mm ノズル幅一定 8mm テスト生地 幅×長さ No.1 T/Cギヤバジン 91.8×103.9 No.2 T/Cウエザー 90.6×104.0 No.3 綿ギヤバジン 92.6×104.6 No.4 T/C交織布 107.8×100.7
The present invention particularly relates to a fabric dyeing apparatus which uses a high-temperature reactive dye and which is advantageous for shrinkage dyeing. For example, conventional methods for dyeing industrially produced fabrics include dyeing methods in which the fabric is pre-impregnated with a predetermined dye solution and dyed by heat treatment, or the fabric is dyed in a bath filled with a predetermined dye solution. Dyeing methods are broadly divided into dyeing methods that involve repeated dyeing.The former dyeing method is effective for print dyeing, for example, but when performing plain dyeing, it may cause insufficient dye application or uneven dye application. Uneven dyeing of fabrics tends to occur depending on gender, etc. In addition, the latter dyeing method, that is, the jet dyeing method, can overcome the disadvantages of the former to some extent, but it requires a large amount of dyeing solution, which makes the dyeing solution less economical, and moreover, a large amount of waste solution is produced each time the dyeing is completed. There were also problems with the treatment of waste liquid. Furthermore, in the former and latter dyeing methods, it is difficult to control the temperature during dyeing, particularly at high temperatures, and this has led to problems such as difficulty in dyeing using reactive dyes for high temperatures. The present invention solves these conventional problems and provides a fabric dyeing apparatus that can dye fabrics favorably using high-temperature reactive dyes. Furthermore, to specifically describe the purpose of the present invention, the first purpose is
The purpose of this is to transport the fabric to be transferred through the wet heat treatment chamber for dyeing in a tension-relaxed state by a pair of separated net conveyors, and to move the fabric from both sides of the fabric being transferred by this conveyor toward the fabric. A dyeing solution is sprayed from a nozzle to cause shrinkage, texture, and bulkiness to the fabric, while allowing the dyeing solution to penetrate into the inner core of the fabric, thereby obtaining a fabric with a good degree of dyeing in a short time. It is an object of the present invention to provide a dyeing device that can be used for dyeing. A second object of the present invention is to provide a dyeing device that is capable of dyeing with a high-temperature reactive dye that requires a dyeing temperature of about 180° C., for example. The present invention will be explained in detail below based on embodiments shown in the drawings. 1 is a moist heat treatment chamber that can be sealed;
An endless web of conveyors 2 and 2' of stages extends laterally. Reference numeral 3 designates nozzles for spraying dyeing solution with high pressure gas into the gap a formed by the upper and lower net conveyors 2 and 2';
They are arranged in a staggered pattern in the direction of transport. 4
is a liquid receiving tank provided at the inner bottom of the moist heat treatment chamber 1, and inside this liquid receiving tank 4, a steam blowing pipe 6 for heating the dyeing liquid 5 and a temperature controller for adjusting the temperature of the dyeing liquid 5 are installed. 7 is provided. Then, the dyeing liquid 5 in this liquid receiving tank 4 is delivered to each nozzle 3 by a pump 8.
It is ejected under strong pressure. Reference numeral 9 denotes a group of guide rolls disposed above the net conveyor 2 in the moist heat treatment chamber 1 for guiding the endless dyed fabric 10 in a meandering manner up and down. The fabric 10 to be dyed, which is transported by the roll group 9, is steamed. Reference numeral 11 denotes a heated air injection pipe disposed above the guide roll group 9, and from each nozzle 12 provided on this pipe 11 superheated heated air, for example, air at 150 to 180°C is emitted. It is ejected into the moist heat treatment chamber 1, and at least the upper half of the moisture heat treatment chamber is
It is a steaming room with a temperature of 150-180℃. The fabric to be dyed is, for example, 100% polyester.
Fabrics made from high-strength filament yarn, or jersey knitted fabrics, or 65% polyester.
There are various types such as 35% cotton broadcloth. The main point of the present invention is that a nozzle through which superheated air is injected is disposed in the moist heat treatment chamber 1 as a means for maintaining the inside of the moist heat treatment chamber 1 at a high temperature of moist heat, and the steam of the moist heat treatment chamber 1 is The purpose is to maintain the upper and lower net conveyors 2 and 2' in a high temperature, humidity and heat atmosphere of 150 to 180 degrees Celsius.
While the dyed fabric 10 supplied into the gap a formed by the two is transferred as the two net conveyors 2 and 2' rotate, the dyeing liquid is sprayed from the nozzle 3 under pressure. The height of the gap a is set so that the necessary and sufficient dye solution penetration power, kneading force, and beating force are applied to the fabric 10. The height of this gap a differs depending on the type of fabric to be dyed, for example, thick fabrics and thin fabrics, and also varies depending on the spraying pressure of the dyeing liquid from the nozzle 3. The aim is to make the meandering width (equal to the gap a) of the shaped fabric 8 as large as possible. This is because the large meandering width causes effective vibrations in the rising and falling parts of the fabric 8, and this vibration improves the permeability of the dye solution, and furthermore, A kneading force will act on the fabric. If the gap a between both net conveyors is narrow, the rising and falling lengths of the meandering fabric will be shortened, and effective vibration will not occur. Furthermore, if the gap a between both net conveyors is wide, the fabric will not be struck by the net conveyor, and as a result, the fabric will not be able to form a meandering pattern within the gap a. This causes the fabric to float, making it impossible to transfer the fabric to the tension mode as the net conveyor rotates. As is clear from the above explanation, the present invention is designed to clamp a fabric to be dyed between a pair of upper and lower net conveyors and transfer the fabric by following the rotation of the net conveyors. The method is to apply the spraying force of the dyeing liquid from the fabric to apply effective tapping and kneading force as well as the penetrating force of the dyeing liquid to the fabric. In order to do this, a gap is set between the upper and lower net conveyors 2 and 2', and a fluid is sprayed onto the fabric within this gap to generate vibrations in the fabric to be dyed, thereby increasing the penetrating power or kneading force of the dyeing liquid. At the same time, the fabric to be dyed is struck against the net conveyor 2, 2' to apply a striking force to perform a high-quality shrinking process, and furthermore, the liquid-impregnated fabric is heated under high temperature and humidity of 150 to 180 degrees Celsius. Steaming is used to effectively dye the product in a short period of time. In other words, the longer the gap a between the upper and lower net conveyors, the longer the length of the fabric's rise and fall will be. Therefore, the vibration of the fabric at the rise and fall is large, and effective penetrating force and kneading force of the dyeing solution are applied. However, if the gap a is made larger than necessary, the fabric's net The pressure surface of the conveyor disappears, and conversely, the fabric is under tension due to the spray pressure of the dye solution, and furthermore, it no longer follows the rotation of the net conveyor and is no longer transported, and the effect of the fabric being struck by the net conveyor disappears. As a result, it becomes difficult to impregnate the inner core of the fabric with the dyeing solution and to shrink the fabric. Therefore, when setting the gap a, it is necessary to consider the type of fabric to be dyed, but when the injection pressure of the dyeing liquid is constant,
The inventor determined the type of fabric to be dyed and the length of the contact surface of the fabric against the web conveyor with respect to the gap a, that is, the contact pressure length b of the web conveyor per pile of serpentine fabric as shown in the following table. . Conditions Constant liquid speed 30m/sec Constant temperature 98℃ Constant nozzle pitch 350mm Constant nozzle width 8mm Test fabric Width x length No.1 T/C gear bagin 91.8 x 103.9 No.2 T/C weather 90.6 x 104.0 No.3 Cotton gear bagin 92.6×104.6 No.4 T/C mixed woven fabric 107.8×100.7

【表】 従つて以上の表から布帛山部とネツトコンベア
との接圧面b即ち布帛を保持し、かつ該布帛をノ
ーテンシヨンリラクシング状態を保ちながら移送
せしめるに必要な接圧面、例えば120〜85mmを有
し、しかも間隙aが大である範囲を選択すればそ
の間隙aは50〜200mmであることが望ましく、こ
の範囲内では蛇行形成されかつ効果的なバイブレ
ーシヨンを起していることが判る。 以上のようにして被染色布帛の品種に応じて間
隙aを設定した上下のネツトコンベア2,2′を
使用した布帛の染色、縮じゆうについての実施例
を図面を基に説明する。 先ず液受槽4内の染色液(反応性染料)を約98
℃に加熱し、更に上下双方のネツトコンベア2及
び2′を同方向に回動せしめてエンドレス状の布
帛10を間隙a内に供給する。更に上記液受槽4
内の染色液をポンプを介して各ノズル3より噴射
せしめることによりその布帛はその加熱染色液に
より膨じゆんされると共に双方ネツトコンベア2
と2′間で蛇行状となつてネツトコンベア2,
2′の回動と共に移送される。従つてこの双方の
ネツトコンベア2,2′によつて移送される布帛
はノズル3から噴射される染色の液圧を受けて上
下のネツトコンベアに繰返したたきつけられ、更
にその蛇行状布帛の立上り、立下り時において液
体の噴射力によるバイブレーシヨンを起しこのバ
イブレーシヨンと、ノズルからの染色液噴射圧を
受けている布帛はその内芯部にまで染色液が浸透
されると共に効果的なもみ力、たたき力が働く、
このようにして布帛10が回動し、上記ノズルか
らの液噴射力が繰返し作用されることで効果的な
染液含浸と縮じゆうがなされるものである。かく
して充分に染液が含浸され、かつ縮じゆうされた
布帛がガイドロール9によつて移送される間に、
ノズル12より噴射された高温度(150〜180℃)
のエアと、ノズル3より噴射された染色液の蒸発
気体との高温度蒸気によりスチーミングされ、反
応性染料が布帛に効果的に染着されるものであ
る。 以上述べたように本発明は湿熱が保持されるス
チーマ缶体内において、上下に間隙を保つて隔設
される上下対の通液性コンベアと、この通液性コ
ンベアの回動方向に沿つてチドリ状に配設され、
しかも上記間隙に向けて染色液を噴射する多数の
ノズルと、スチーマ缶体内底部に設置された液受
槽と、この液受槽内に蓄積された染色液を前記ノ
ズルより噴出せしめるための液送手段と、前記上
段の通液性コンベアよりも上方に配設され、含液
された布帛をガイド移送せしめるためのガイドロ
ール群と、スチーマ缶体内にスーパーヒートされ
た高温エアを供給するための加熱エア噴射パイプ
とを有している布帛の染色装置であるから、本発
明によれば染色液の噴射圧力を利用して布帛に縮
じゆう力と染色液の浸透性を高めることができ、
更に染色液が充分に浸透された布帛は高温度のス
チーミングにより短時間かつ効果的に染料を染着
せしめることができる特長があり、特に高温用反
応性染料を用いる染色時に有効である。
[Table] Accordingly, from the above table, the contact pressure surface b between the fabric pile and the net conveyor, that is, the contact pressure surface necessary to hold the fabric and transfer the fabric while maintaining the non-tension relaxing state, for example, 120 to 85 mm. If a range is selected in which the gap a is large and the gap a is preferably 50 to 200 mm, it is understood that within this range, a meandering pattern is formed and effective vibration occurs. An embodiment of fabric dyeing and shrinking using the upper and lower net conveyors 2, 2' in which the gap a is set according to the type of fabric to be dyed as described above will be described with reference to the drawings. First, the dyeing solution (reactive dye) in the liquid receiving tank 4 is about 98%
℃, and then both the upper and lower net conveyors 2 and 2' are rotated in the same direction to supply the endless fabric 10 into the gap a. Furthermore, the liquid receiving tank 4
The fabric is swollen by the heated dyeing liquid by injecting the dyeing liquid from each nozzle 3 via a pump, and the fabric is transferred to the net conveyor 2.
and 2', the net conveyor 2,
It is transferred with the rotation of 2'. Therefore, the fabric transported by both net conveyors 2 and 2' is repeatedly struck by the upper and lower net conveyors under the dyeing liquid pressure sprayed from the nozzle 3, and furthermore, the meandering fabric is caused to rise and fall. During descent, vibration occurs due to the jetting force of the liquid, and the fabric receives this vibration and the dyeing liquid jetting pressure from the nozzle.The dyeing liquid penetrates into the inner core of the fabric, and an effective kneading force is generated. The striking force works,
In this manner, the fabric 10 is rotated and the liquid jetting force from the nozzle is applied repeatedly, thereby achieving effective dye liquid impregnation and shrinkage. While the fabric thus sufficiently impregnated with the dye liquor and shrunk is transported by the guide roll 9,
High temperature (150-180℃) sprayed from nozzle 12
The reactive dye is effectively dyed onto the fabric by steaming with the high temperature steam of the air and the evaporated gas of the dyeing solution injected from the nozzle 3. As described above, the present invention includes a pair of upper and lower liquid-permeable conveyors that are spaced apart from each other with a gap between the upper and lower sides in a steamer can that retains moist heat, and a liquid-permeable conveyor that moves in a staggered manner along the rotating direction of the liquid-permeable conveyor. arranged in the shape of
In addition, there are a number of nozzles that spray the dyeing liquid toward the above-mentioned gap, a liquid receiving tank installed at the bottom of the steamer can, and a liquid feeding means for causing the dyeing liquid accumulated in the liquid receiving tank to be ejected from the nozzles. a group of guide rolls disposed above the upper liquid-permeable conveyor for guiding and transporting the liquid-impregnated fabric; and heating air for supplying superheated high-temperature air into the steamer can. Since the fabric dyeing apparatus has a jet pipe, according to the present invention, the jetting pressure of the dyeing solution can be used to increase the shrinkage force on the fabric and the permeability of the dyeing solution.
Furthermore, fabrics that have been sufficiently penetrated with a dyeing solution have the advantage that they can be dyed effectively in a short time by high-temperature steaming, and are particularly effective when dyeing with high-temperature reactive dyes.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は本発明よりなる染色装置の実施例を示
した側断面図、第2図はその正断面図である。 1…湿熱処理室、2,2′…エンドレスネツト
コンベア、3…ノズル、4…液受槽、5…染色
液、6…加熱蒸気吹込み管、7…温調器、8…ポ
ンプ、9…ガイドロール群、10…被染色布帛、
11…加熱エア噴射パイプ、12…ノズル。
FIG. 1 is a side sectional view showing an embodiment of the dyeing apparatus according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a front sectional view thereof. 1... Moist heat treatment chamber, 2, 2'... Endless net conveyor, 3... Nozzle, 4... Liquid receiving tank, 5... Dyeing liquid, 6... Heated steam blowing pipe, 7... Temperature controller, 8... Pump, 9... Guide Roll group, 10... dyed fabric,
11... Heated air injection pipe, 12... Nozzle.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 1 湿熱が保持されるスチーマ缶体内において、
上下に間隙を保つて隔設される上下対の通液性コ
ンベアと、この通液性コンベアの回動方向に沿つ
てチドリ状に配設され、しかも上記間隙に向けて
染色液を噴射する多数のノズルと、スチーマ缶体
内底部に設置された液受槽と、この液受槽内に蓄
積された染色液を前記ノズルより噴出せしめるた
めの液送手段と、前記上段の通液性コンベアより
も上方に配設され、含液された布帛をガイド移送
せしめるためのガイドロール群と、スチーマ缶体
内にスーパーヒートされた高温エアを供給するた
めの加熱エア噴射パイプとを有していることを特
徴とする布帛の染色装置。
1 Inside the steamer can where moist heat is retained,
A pair of upper and lower liquid-permeable conveyors are spaced apart from each other with a gap between the upper and lower sides, and a large number of liquid-permeable conveyors are arranged in a zigzag pattern along the direction of rotation of the liquid-permeable conveyors, and which spray dyeing solution toward the gap. a nozzle, a liquid receiving tank installed at the bottom of the steamer can, a liquid feeding means for spouting the dyeing solution accumulated in the liquid receiving tank from the nozzle, and a liquid receiving unit located above the upper liquid-permeable conveyor. It is characterized by having a group of guide rolls disposed in the steamer can for guiding the liquid-impregnated fabric and a heated air injection pipe for supplying superheated high-temperature air into the steamer can. Fabric dyeing equipment.
JP7545279A 1979-06-15 1979-06-15 Dyeing apparatus of fabric Granted JPS56364A (en)

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JP7545279A JPS56364A (en) 1979-06-15 1979-06-15 Dyeing apparatus of fabric
DE19808015549 DE8015549U1 (en) 1979-06-15 1980-06-12 DEVICE FOR COLORING FABRIC
DE19803021954 DE3021954A1 (en) 1979-06-15 1980-06-12 METHOD AND DEVICE FOR COLORING FABRIC
MX18276680A MX153681A (en) 1979-06-15 1980-06-13 METHOD TO HAVE A FABRIC AND DEVICE TO CARRY IT OUT
GB8019577A GB2051899A (en) 1979-06-15 1980-06-16 Dyeing cloth

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JPS6123305B2 true JPS6123305B2 (en) 1986-06-05

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