Inkjet dyeing method
View Patent ↗An inkjet dyeing method for dyeing a belt-shape textile by ejecting ink includes a feeding step of feeding the textile to an inkjet dyeing apparatus, a front surface printing step of dyeing the textile by ejecting the ink onto a front surface of the textile, a front surface drying step of drying the front surface of the textile, an inverting step of inverting the textile, a rear surface printing step of dyeing the textile by ejecting ink onto a rear surface of the textile, and a rear surface drying step of drying the rear surface of the textile.
1. An inkjet dyeing method for dyeing a belt-shape textile by ejecting ink, comprising:
a feeding step of feeding the textile to an inkjet dyeing apparatus;
a front surface printing step of dyeing the textile by ejecting the ink onto a front surface of the textile;
a front surface drying step of drying the front surface of the textile;
an inverting step of inverting the textile;
a rear surface printing step of dyeing the textile by ejecting ink onto a rear surface of the textile; and
a rear surface drying step of drying the rear surface of the textile,
wherein the inverting step comprises a first inverting step of inverting the textile transferred from the front surface drying step substantially 90 degrees, a turning step of turning the textile inverted by the first inverting step, and a second inverting step of inverting the textile inverted substantially 90 degrees by the first inverting step and transferred from the turning step further substantially 90 degrees and transporting the textile to the rear surface printing step.
2. The inkjet dyeing method according to claim 1 , wherein the textile is conveyed along a loop shape passage so that the front surface printing step and the rear surface printing step are simultaneously performed.
3. The inkjet dyeing method according to claim 1 , wherein in the inverting step, the textile is inverted in such a manner that the textile before the inverting step runs parallel with the textile after the inverting step.
4. The inkjet dyeing method according to claim 1 , wherein, in the front and rear surface drying steps, the textile is dried so that the ink does not migrate to a transporting roller.
5. The inkjet dyeing method according to claim 1 , further comprising a second drying step of drying both sides of the textile after the rear surface drying step.
6. The inkjet dyeing method according to claim 1 , wherein the front surface printing step includes a first front surface printing step and a second front surface printing step conducted after the first front surface printing step, and the rear surface printing step includes a first rear surface printing step and a second rear surface printing step conducted after the first rear surface printing step.