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Textile enzyme is a highly effective neutral cellulase preparation produced by the fermentation of trichoderma. It is suitable for washing of towel fabric, can remove the surface hairiness, pellets, the treated towel fabric is softer, fluffy and drape well. This product has excellent anti-dyeing performance and no pollution to equipment, environment and fabric.
Bio-Polishing Enzymes Use Method
Temperature: 45-55 ℃, the best temperature 50 ℃;
PH: between 5.5 and 7.5, with an optimum PH of 6.5;
Washing time: 15-60 minutes, depending on the desired effect. The longer the time, the more significant the effect.
Dosage: 0.4-1% (o, w, f), the larger the dosage, the more significant the effect;
Bath ratio: 1:8-1:5;
Direct use without acid regulation;
Inactivate the enzyme: please immediately after washing to prevent excessive treatment of the fabric;
Royal Textile Gallery, National Museum of Thailand, Bangkok. Complete indexed photo collection at WorldHistoryPics.com.
Exam Piece-I constructed a denim bolero and attached mono printed ruffles and emboidered magazine sheets. The theme I chose was 'Time and Narratives' under the brief 'Mystery and Imagination'.
The hoist in action, with Head Conservator Sarah Gates and former staff conservator Beth Szuhay. The low wheeled tables were designed in the 1970's by Pat Reeves of LA County Museum of Art. Labeled bins full of supplies are in the background.
My spoonflower fabric designs . You can view my fabrics and order directly from the store by visiting Spoonflower.com and type Littlebittyprints on search bar. One can order this design in organic corton, denim, silk , gauze and many other textiles.
Read more about this installation by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec.
www.londondesignfestival.com/content/2011-ronan-erwan-bou...
Photo © Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec
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The TRIUMPH OF JUSTICE being rolled out on the plastic covered floor of the dry room. After being laid flat it will be rolled in the opposite direction, i.e., from top to bottom, in order to hang it from its top edge on the overhead hoist in the dry lab.
The removal of the TRIUMPH OF JUSTICE tapestry, Flemish, 1535, from the tapestry frame. after the majority of its conservation treatment (underwritten by the IMLS) was finished. The stabilization of holes and weak areas in the tapestry were undertaken while the tapestry was rolled on the "tapestry frame" (paid for by the NEA). To get the tapestry installed on the frame it is rolled from one side to the other -- not top to bottom. Conservators, technicians and skilled volunteers are all needed to handle its great size: 14.5 x 18 feet.