Post-treatment silicone oil for textiles is a core auxiliary agent for upgrading fabric quality. The two types of silicone oil, amino and hydrophilic modified, cover home textiles, industrial workwear, and functional clothing, respectively, addressing industry-specific pain points such as fabric stiffness, static electricity, waterproofing, and fabric hardening after washing.
Pure cotton and synthetic fiber fabrics without silicone oil treatment have a rough texture. After the fabric fibers are impregnated with amino silicone oil, it adheres to the surface of the fibers, reducing the friction between the fibers, making the fabric fluffy and soft. At the same time, it eliminates static electricity generated by the friction of synthetic fibers and reduces the phenomenon of balling and hair sticking on the clothes. Ordinary softeners lose their effectiveness significantly after washing 3 times, while silicone oil-processed fabrics retain a smooth feel after being washed dozens of times.
Outdoor windbreakers and tent fabrics use hydrophobic silicone oil for waterproof treatment. Without blocking the fabric's ventilation pores, a hydrophobic layer is formed, allowing rain to condense and roll off, achieving both ventilation and waterproofing effects. In the dyeing process, defoaming silicone oil quickly eliminates the foam in the dye solution, preventing the fabric from developing color spots or stains, and improving the yield of high-quality dyed products.
Hydrophilic modified silicone oil is specifically used for close-fitting baby clothing, balancing softness and easy washing. It solves the problem of traditional hydrophobic silicone clothing being difficult to rinse. Domestic textile factories are gradually phasing out old high-aldehyde auxiliaries, and environmentally friendly and non-yellowing silicone oil has become the mainstream for procurement. IOTA textile silicone oil is compatible with various fabric production lines, and overseas and domestic textile orders continue to increase.