Multi Modified Amino Silicone Softener Weak Cationic Ionicity

Super-soft, fluffy, smooth and thick handfeel Amino Silicone Softener LT-602

LT-602 MSDS.pdf

LT-602 is a multi-component modified amino polysiloxane. It’s suitable for soft and fluffy finishing of natural fibers, synthetic fibers and their blends and imparts a super-soft, fluffy & plump handfeel.

Properties

☆ Imparts super-soft, fluffy, smooth and thick handfeel to fabrics

☆ Less color dropping in padding and dipping process, no effect on color shading

☆ Good draping feeling and wrinkle resistance, durable washing resistance

☆ Give Denim soft, fluffy and smooth handfeel, also good for eliminate red shading

☆ Suitable for yarn, sweaters, coral velvet, flannel’s finishing, give them outstanding soft, fluffy, smooth and plump handfeel

Fields of Application

☆ Suitable for the soft finishing of cotton, linen, chemical fibers and their blended fabric

☆ Especially good for velvet category, can provide prominent soft, fluffy, smooth, plump & elasticity effect.

Application

Recommended usage: 1:4

☆ Padding:

Dosage: 5~30g/L          

Process: one dip and one pad or two dips and two pads

☆ Dipping:

Dosage:2.0~5.0%(o.w.f)  

Liquor ratio: 1:10~15       

Storage & Packing:

Shelf time: Six months when store in cool, dry and shaded warehouse

Packing: 120KG/plastic drum,special packing can be customized

Notice: Compatibility of other auxiliaries and process need to be checked before application

Dongguan Landtool New Materials Co., Ltd is located in Changping Dongguan, the central area of the Pearl River Delta. Our main products are environment-friendly textile auxiliaries, including printing & dyeing auxiliaries, washing materials, silicone products, etc.

Silicone softener is a mixture of organopolysiloxane and polymer, which is suitable for enhancing the softness of organic fibers such as cotton, wool, silk and hemp. Auxiliary materials are widely used to finish textiles with a silicone base in the cloth. These softener varieties can be used not only on cellulosic fabrics, but also on a range of polyester, nylon and alternative man-made fibers.

Different silicone derivatives with versatile properties play a crucial role in the softening process. Amino silicones are the most widely used as they provide a class of sophistication to textiles. However, the finished cloth turns yellow once it is exposed to high temperatures. The yellowing of aminosilicone due to heat depends largely on the structure of the amino side chain, temperature and preparation time. This issue became important in the mid-1980s, when experts increased the baking temperature of the entire wrinkle-resistant coating to reduce residual formaldehyde. Various other structures were evaluated and demonstrated to minimize or prevent yellowing.