Waterborne Polyurethane for Textile

Hyrex R-NRD or R-VL is non-yellowing polyurethane dispersion specially developed for finishing on natural fibers such as Cotton, Linsey, Rayon and Polyester, Nylon as well. Applied to stretching fabrics, it shows following advantages

¢Á Good recovery , elastic properties and anti-crease ,shrink-resist finishes.
- Soft handle and warm touch.
- Excellent wash fastness and semi-permanent anti-static properties of the treatments.
- Good compatibility with other base resins (Acryl, Melamine, Glyoxal, Amino Silicone etc.) and synergy effects when blended with other resins.

¢Á R-NRD gives excellent absorbancy properties and R-VL provides silky touch.

Items
R-NRD/VL

Appearance
Component
Solids (%)
Ion
Viscosity (cps/25¡ÆC)
Curing Temp
Solubility

semi-transparent liquid( R-NRD ) / milky-white liquid
aliphatic polyurethane dispersion
25 ¡¾ 1
Nonion
300 ¡é
155¡ÆC¡è
soluble in cold water




- Typical process is as follows :

Dipping ¡æ Pick up ¡æ Pre-Drying ¡æ Curing
Hyrex : 5% 60¡­100% 105 ¡­ 120¡É 155 ¡­ 180¡É
(2 ¡­ 3min) (2 ¡­ 3min)

¡Ø Remarks :
- Minimum 7days of curing time is required for the most effective finishing results.
- CR-20, cross-linker can be added, if necessary.

Items Example1 Example2 Example3 Example4

Hyrex R-NRD
CR - 20
Glyoxal resin
Glyoxal catalyst
Fluoro resin
Amino Silicone
water

5
0¡­03
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95

5
0¡­03
¡¿
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2¡­1
93¡­94

5
0¡­03
4¡­2
2¡­1
¡¿
2¡­1
87¡­91

5
0¡­03
¡¿
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3¡­1
2¡­1
90¡­93

Substrates Cotton / Linsey-woosley / Rayon / Nylon / Polyester
Curing
condition
Pre - Dry

110 ¡­ 120¡É
(2min)

Curing

155¡­180¡É
(2¡­3min)

Properties

Flexibility
Drape
Elasticity
Anti-static

Flexibility
Drape
Elasticity
Anti-static

W&W finishing
Anti-crease
Anti-shrinkage
Anti-static

Peach Skin
finishing
Anti-static
Elasticity

¡Ø Remarks :

¨ç Cross-linker CR-20 improves the drape and anti-wrinkling properties.
¨è When Glyoxal resin is used, 5% of DSA is to be used based on the amount of Hyrex.
¡æ Add DSA to Hyrex and mixing and then add other resins.
¨é Laboratory testing should be proceeded prior to actual field application.