A tie-dyeing device for textile dyeing

Abstract

The invention discloses a tie-dyeing device for textile dyeing, which comprises a dipping box and an operating table. A drainage pipe is arranged on the lower wall of one side of the dipping box, and two symmetrically arranged on the side wall of the bottom of the operating table. Supporting legs, the dipping tank is also provided with a support bracket, the front end and the rear end wall of the support bracket are respectively provided with connecting rods, and the first slider is respectively provided on one end wall of the two connecting rods , The top wall of the dipping tank is also provided with an adjustment mechanism, the adjustment mechanism includes a first screw, a mounting plate and an adjustment block, and a rotation mechanism is also provided in the wall at the middle position of the bottom of the operation table. A tie-dyeing device for textile dyeing according to the present invention: through the setting of the rotating mechanism, the cloth can be easily clamped and rotated, and the cloth can be conveniently formed into common spiral folds. The arrangement of the limiting mechanism is convenient for temporarily limiting the rotated cloth to prevent it from falling apart and affecting the subsequent dripping.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of tie-dyeing, in particular to a tie-dyeing device for textile dyeing. Background technique [0002] Tie-dyeing, known in ancient times as zipping, twisting, clamping and dyeing, is a traditional and unique dyeing process of the Han nationality. A dyeing method in which the fabric is partially ligated during dyeing so that it cannot be dyed. It is one of the traditional Chinese hand-dyeing techniques. The tie-dyeing process is divided into two parts: tying and dyeing. The fabric is dyed after being tied, sewed, bound, embroidered, clipped, etc. However, most of the tie-dyeing methods are still tied on the table for dip-dyeing or partial dyeing. This method, on the one hand, It is easy to drip the dye on the table when it is partially drip-dyeed. At the same time, when the cloth is rotated and drip-dyeed, the cloth is also easy to scatter, which affects the tie-dyeing effect. In addition, most tie-dyeing ne...

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A dyeing method in which the fabric is partially ligated during dyeing so that it cannot be dyed. It is one of the traditional Chinese hand-dyeing techniques. The tie-dyeing process is divided into two parts: tying and dyeing. The fabric is dyed after being tied, sewed, bound, embroidered, clipped, etc. However, most of the tie-dyeing methods are still tied on the table for dip-dyeing or partial dyeing. This method, on the one hand, It is easy to drip the dye on the table when it is partially drip-dyeed. At the same time, when the cloth is rotated and drip-dyeed, the cloth is also easy to scatter, which affects the tie-dyeing effect. In addition, most tie-dyeing needs to be done at the same time. Put the ligated cloth into the dye, and some dyes are corrosive to a certain extent. When the human hand is immersed in the dye, such operation for a long time will easily have a certain impact on the operator's body

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