Textile Perlite

Thanks to its stable structure, perlite is a water-insoluble inorganic substance that does not undergo chemical reactions or reactions. It is widely used as a bleach in the textile washing industry.

It is healthy because it is a sterile inorganic material. It is not harmful. Perlite is a mineral that provides the effect of applied textile products in a short time and does not wear out in machines compared to pumice stone. It does not clog the discharge channels and is very easy to use since it is lightweight.

Perlite, derived from the Latin word Perla, meaning pearl, due to its similarity with pearl, is also used in construction, agriculture, and industry sectors. The perlite component has a stable structure. For this reason, it does not undergo chemical reactions and does not dissolve in water. Since perlite is a sterile material, it does not harm the human body. In addition, textile perlite does not corrode the product it is applied to or cause clogging of the machines. Textile perlite is widely used due to its low density. Perlite, which is mostly used in washing works in the textile industry, is frequently used in the denim washing process. Additionally, it does not damage the product faster than a pumice stone. Textile perlite is one of the most efficient and safe products used for washing purposes in textiles.

Washing in Textile

Textile washing is the process of washing clothing items. The structure of the fabric requires washing and finishing after production. For reasons of consumer health and ease of use, textile manufacturers require washing their products. It is not appropriate to place the products on the market without washing. One of the demands met by the textile washing sector is the washing process. This demand has gained an important place in the sector. Manufacturers can purchase the washing service from external providers or do it themselves. There are many companies working on this process. Considering the size of the textile industry in our country, the washing process has become an industry.

Usage of Perlite in Machinery

It is very important to choose textile perlite to use in the machine. Textile perlite has many advantages over different products used in textile washing processes. It is an important advantage in that it does not undergo chemical reactions and is soluble with the help of hydrochloric acid, popularly known as stomach acid. Its use provides many advantages. It does not react with other chemicals it is used with and does not affect the chemical properties of other chemicals. Perlite is insoluble in water, does not corrode the product it is used with, and acts as a neutral substance in acidity calculations, that is, it does not show acidic or basic properties. In terms of the use of perlite in the machine, it does not clog the machine, extends the life of washing machines and reduces renovation costs. Additionally, it is not heavy due to its low density, which makes it easier to use.

Textile Perlite

Due to its stable chemical structure, perlite is a substance that does not undergo chemical reactions and is insoluble in water. Due to this feature, perlite can be used with various chemicals without affecting them, and it also contributes to its physical properties. (Perlite dissolves only in hydrochloric acid) In this way, perlite can be used as a filler, chemical carrier, filtering aid, insulation material, etc. It is used in places.

Advantages of Perlite over Similar Products in Textile Washing Process;

-It does not react with other liquid or powder chemicals it is used with.

-It is insoluble in water.

-Since it is a neutral material, it does not show acid or base properties.

-Perlite does not corrode the applied product.

-It is easy to use because it is a lightweight material.

-It does not clog the machine.

-It is a sterile material and is not harmful to health.

-Products Suitable for Textile Washing Processes

Grain Size: 0.0–1.2 mm Grain Size: 0.0–2.5mm Grain Size: 0.0-5mm

Density: 35- 45 Kg/m3 Density: 60–80 Kg/m3 Density: 80–90Kg/m3

Packaging: 100 dm3/200 dm3 Packaging: 100 dm3/200 dm3 Packaging: 100 dm3/200 dm3

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