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Author: Sharma, Shashank, primary, Saikia, Sujoy, additional, Fawzi, Ali, additional, Thillainayagam, Sriram, additional, Wade, C, additional, Tibbs, Frederick, additional, Spiers, Elise, additional, and Karaj, Jola, additional
Published: 2021
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Author: Coda, Sergio, primary, Kelly, Douglas, additional, Lagarto, Joao, additional, Manning, Hugh, additional, Patalay, Rakesh, additional, Sparks, Hugh, additional, Thompson, Alexander, additional, Warren, Sean, additional, Dudhia, Jayesh, additional, Kennedy, Gordon, additional, Nickdel, Mohammed, additional, Talbot, Clifford, additional, Yamamoto, Kazuhiro, additional, Neil, Mark A., additional, Itoh, Yoshifumi, additional, McGinty, James, additional, Stamp, Gordon, additional, Thillainayagam, Andrew, additional, Dunsby, Christopher, additional, and French, Paul M., additional
Published: 2013
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Author: Kennedy, G. T., primary, Coda, S., additional, Thompson, A. J., additional, Elson, D. S., additional, Neil, M. A. A., additional, Stamp, G. W., additional, Thillainayagam, A., additional, Viellerobe, B., additional, Lacombe, F., additional, Dunsby, C., additional, and French, Paul M. W., additional
Published: 2011
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Author: Yiqi Yang, Naarani, Vamshi, and Thillainayagam, Vigneshwar
Subjects: INK-jet printers, TEXTILES, DYES & dyeing, COTTON textiles, BLEACHING (Chemistry), MERCERIZATION, REACTIVE dyes, TEXTILE research, TEXTILE industry
Abstract: The article explains the uniqueness of inkjet printing regarding its effect on shade control. Inkjet printing is said to differ from the traditional fabric printing because of the differences in printing inks and fabric pretreatment. Materials used in the study include Style 419W PRE cotton broadcloth, bleached and mercerized, reactive inkjet printing and seven reactive dye based inks. The inkjet printer used for this study was the Mimaki Textile Jet TX. Results recommend a printhouse humidity to be between 45 to 55 % relative humidity. In addition, the study showed that a high temperature steamer was better than an atmospheric steamer in shade depth, shade consistency and time required to fully develop a color.
Published: 2005

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