📌 Basic Definitions 1. UV-Curable Technology UV-curable systems use ultraviolet (UV) light to initiate rapid curing (hardening) through a chemical reaction. Requires photoinitiators Activated when exposed to UV light Curing occurs within seconds 2. EB-Curable Technology EB-curable (Electron Beam) systems
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📌 Basic Concept Nanotechnology in textiles refers to the use of materials at the nanoscale (1–100 nanometers) to enhance fabric performance and functionality. At this scale, materials exhibit unique properties such as: High surface area Enhanced reactivity Improved mechanical and
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📌 Basic Definitions 1. Waterborne Technology Waterborne systems use water as the primary solvent instead of organic solvents with high VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds). In the textile industry, waterborne technology is widely applied in: Textile coatings Textile printing inks Fabric
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