An Investigation of the Adhesive Properties and Durability of Screen Printing Ink from Natural Rubber Blended with Natural Pigments for Textiles.
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Author list: Niratcha Wongkhan, Mookmanee Noiya, Phichit Kajondecha
Publication year: 2025
Start page: S1 4-1
End page: S1 4-2
Languages: English-United States (EN-US)
Abstract
Natural rubber-based screen printing ink has gained increasing attention as an
environmentally friendly alternative to conventional synthetic inks. In the textile
industry, traditional screen printing inks often contain chemical binders and
pigments that may pose risks to both the environment and human health.
These concerns have driven the need for sustainable and biodegradable printing
solutions. This study focuses on developing a natural screen printing ink using
rubber latex as a binder, combined with plant-based colorants. Additionally, an
embossing agent is incorporated to enhance the ink’s ability to create raised
surface textures on fabric. By formulating a screen printing ink that is both
durable and eco-friendly, this research aims to provide a safer and more
sustainable printing alternative while promoting the efficient use of natural
resources in the textile industry.
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