NBR Latex for Textile

Application Scenarios

1. Textile Impregnation  
   - Both TC-N401R and TC-N402R are widely used in the impregnation of textiles, providing enhanced durability and flexibility to the treated fabrics.
   - TC-N401R forms a milky white film upon drying, making it ideal for applications where opacity is desired, contributing to better surface coverage and uniformity.  
   - TC-N402R, on the other hand, forms a transparent film, making it suitable for applications that require a clear finish.

2. Coating  
   - These latexes are ideal for textile coating applications, offering a protective layer that enhances the wear resistance and longevity of the fabric.
   - TC-N401R offers a milky white coating, giving textiles a robust, protective layer.  
   - TC-N402R provides a transparent coating, making it more appropriate for applications that need to maintain the original look of the fabric while still providing protection.

3. Non-Woven Fabrics  
   - The latexes are used in the production of non-woven fabrics, contributing to the strength and elasticity of the final product, making them suitable for various industrial uses.
   - TC-N401R, with its milky white film, is for applications where a more substantial layer is beneficial.  
   - TC-N402R, forming a transparent film, is for non-woven fabric production where a lighter, less visible finish is preferred.

4. Textile Printing  
   - TC-N401R and TC-N402R are also applied in textile printing, where they provide binding properties for pigments and dyes, resulting in vibrant and durable prints.
   - TC-N401R forms a milky white film, adding opacity to the printed designs, which can enhance the vibrancy of certain colors.  
   - TC-N402R forms a transparent film, making it especially well-suited for imitation reactive printing adhesives, where its slower drying time allows for better processing control. It can be added at concentrations of over 30%, enhancing its versatility in various printing applications.

Product Differences

1. Film Formation  
   - TC-N401R forms a milky white film upon drying, making it suitable for applications where opacity is desired.  
   - TC-N402R, on the other hand, forms a transparent film, making it ideal for applications requiring a clear finish, such as in certain textile printing processes.

2. Solid Content
   - TC-N401R has a solid content of 44±2%, providing a thicker, more substantial coating layer.
   - TC-N402R has a slightly lower solid content of 42±2%, which can offer a lighter finish or be better suited for specific applications requiring a less viscous formulation.

3. Drying Speed
   - TC-N402R features a slower drying rate compared to TC-N401R. This characteristic is beneficial for applications needing extended processing times or for achieving specific print effects.

Product Features

1. Enhanced Adhesion
   - Both grades offer adhesion properties due to the carboxyl functional groups in the latex. This feature ensures strong bonding between the latex and the textile fibers.

2. Flexibility and Durability
   - The latex enhances the flexibility and durability of treated textiles. This property is particularly important for applications like textile coating and non-woven fabric production, where flexibility and long-term performance are critical.

3. Consistent Quality
   - Our NBR Latex for Textile maintains consistent quality across different batches, ensuring reliable performance in industrial applications. The uniform pH, surface tension, and viscosity contribute to predictable outcomes in processing and end use.

Storage Conditions

- Temperature and Environment: Both TC-N401R and TC-N402R should be stored in a cool, ventilated area with temperatures ranging from 5°C to 40°C. Proper storage will help maintain the quality and effectiveness of the latex.
- Shelf Life: In storage conditions, the shelf life is up to 3 months during the summer and 6 months during the winter.