Bamboo tableware dyeing method with sucrose as dye
A dyeing method and dyeing agent technology, applied in wood processing equipment, wood treatment, manufacturing tools, etc., to achieve the effects of environmental protection for enterprises, firm color tone, and simple and easy-to-purchase equipment
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[0014] Take 10 commercially available bamboo chopsticks, soak them in 10% sucrose aqueous solution for 40 minutes, take them out and drench the water, put them in a constant temperature blast drying oven to raise the temperature to 190°C, keep the temperature for 1.5 hours, take them out and let them cool. Soak the dyed chopsticks in tap water for 2 hours to remove excess sucrose, dry, polish and polish to complete the dyeing. In this example, the dyeing tone is brown.
[0015] The above-mentioned dyed chopsticks are cut open, the internal and external tones are consistent, and the dyeing is even. After immersing the chopsticks in tap water for a week, no discoloration was observed, and no discoloration was observed after boiling and heating for 1 hour. The product in this example complies with the national standard: GB 19790.2-2005.
Embodiment 2
[0017] Take 10 commercially available bamboo chopsticks, soak them in 6% sucrose aqueous solution for 40 minutes, take them out and drench the water, put them in a constant temperature blast drying oven to raise the temperature to 150°C, keep the temperature at a constant temperature for 1.5 hours, take them out and let them cool. Soak the dyed chopsticks in tap water for 2 hours to remove excess sucrose, dry, polish and polish to complete the dyeing. In this example, the tint is brown.
[0018] The above-mentioned dyed chopsticks are cut open, the internal and external tones are consistent, and the dyeing is even. After immersing the chopsticks in tap water for a week, no discoloration was observed, and no discoloration was observed after boiling and heating for 1 hour. conform to national standards.
Embodiment 3
[0020] Take 10 commercially available bamboo chopsticks, soak them in 3% sucrose aqueous solution for 40 minutes, take them out and drench the water, put them in a constant temperature blast drying oven to raise the temperature to 130°C, keep the temperature at a constant temperature for 1.5 hours, take them out and let them cool. Soak the dyed chopsticks in tap water for 2 hours to remove excess sucrose, dry, polish and polish to complete the dyeing. In this example, the dyeing tone is burnt yellow.
[0021] The above-mentioned dyed chopsticks are cut open, the internal and external tones are consistent, and the dyeing is even. After immersing the chopsticks in tap water for a week, no discoloration was observed, and no discoloration was observed after boiling and heating for 1 hour. conform to national standards.
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