Agricultural Chains: Agricultural Chain,Agricultural Roller Chain,Agricultural Chains NINGBO BORINE MACHINERY CO.,LTD , https://www.borine-agroparts.com
We have many kinds of agricultural chain products
including the applicable standards from the occident grain combine
harvester series.corn harvester to Japanese series medium &small
type rice harvester and its special agricultural chains. We can also
offer the specific chain solutions on customer request.
With the experience of long time agricultural chain production and being an OEM supplier, we have accumulated rich
experiences of agricultural chain development.manufacture and site
management.Our agricultural chain products can meet different
operational requirements in various conditions by different material
selection and heat treatment methods. We can offer quality chain
products. Borine' Agricultural Chains are made with Chrome steel Pins
and 40Mn Plates, all chains are all by inspected strictly before
shipping.
After scouring, finishing the biological enzyme scouring method to improve the surface effect
After being scoured and bleached, the nonwoven fabric made from cellulose fibers becomes not only visually clean and highly white, but also exhibits excellent water absorption, wetting properties, softness, and the ability to absorb both fuel and finishing agents. Using a process of equivalent performance can lead to significant variations in the final product. Scouring and bleaching are particularly crucial for the production and development of nonwoven sanitary materials. Enzymatic scouring is especially beneficial as it does not damage the cellulose structure but minimizes surface damage to the fabric. If agitation is applied during the enzymatic scouring process, the overall effectiveness of the treatment can be significantly improved.
Cotton fiber, a natural cellulose fiber widely used in nonwoven fabrics, contains natural impurities that vary depending on the origin and maturity of the raw cotton. The primary goal of scouring is to remove these natural or artificial impurities—such as waxy substances in natural cotton or oils and lubricants left on synthetic fibers. Once scoured, the nonwoven fabric shows remarkable improvements in wetting and water absorption, enhances its appearance, and prevents impurities from interfering with dyeing and finishing processes.
Since traditional scouring methods are not suitable for nonwoven fabrics, bulk fiber processing is typically employed when scouring is required. The process usually requires temperatures above or equal to 100°C, with 120°C to 130°C being ideal if the equipment allows. These conditions ensure that impurities are thoroughly removed, guaranteeing good water absorption. When the amount of scouring agent remains constant, increasing the temperature helps remove impurities more efficiently and reduces scouring time. Conversely, lower temperatures require longer processing times.
Enzymatic scouring is a rapidly growing technique in the textile industry. Unlike traditional methods, which require large amounts of water for rinsing and generate significant wastewater, enzyme-based scouring is environmentally friendly and effective at removing impurities. It preserves the integrity of the cellulose structure while minimizing surface damage. Proper mixing during the process can enhance the scouring effect. By agitating the fabric during enzymatic scouring, the process time can be shortened, the enzyme dosage reduced, and the overall quality of the nonwoven fabric improved.