The principles and practice of textile printing (1912)
Knecht, Edmund, 1861-1925, Fothergill, James Best · London : Charles Griffin · leaf 333
s soap and2 1000 soda ash. If bluer shades aredesired, a run throughbleaching powder solution^: Tw. may replace thesoaping. To obtain the best re-sults from Ciba red it is essential to steam the goods at the above hightemperature. Ciba colours, when printed with— (1) Alizariu, basic, and other… … :ibaRe<lK S.C.LB. STYLES OF PRINTING. 299 (2) Aniline black: steamed for two minutes at 102° C. and then passed atonoe into lit biohromate ; washed well and Boaped (3) Insoluble azi) dyes on ji naphthol containing oxide of antimony : steamed2 I minutea at 102° C, allowed to lie a little while,…
Textile printing
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