Kasutusulatus

Kasutusulatus refers to the process of treating and preserving clothing textiles in order to maintain their quality and performance. This treatment, also known as finishing or washing treatment, involves applying chemicals, physical treatments, or combination of both to achieve desired properties in the fabric.

The goals of kasutusulatus may include improving wrinkle resistance, stain resistance, or water repellency of the fabric. This can involve applying finishes that alter the fabric's surface chemistry, or treatments that give the fabric a more rigid or less prone to deformation structure.

Kasutusulatus is an essential step in the manufacturing process of textile products such as clothing, bedding, and towels. The treatment can be done before or after the completion of the garment or textile product. Pre-treatment with chemicals or physical methods helps to prepare the fabric for weaving or knitting, while post-treatment is applied after the completion of the textile product.

In consumer textiles, kasutusulatus may also involve home care treatments that consumers can apply to their clothing and textiles to maintain their quality and extend their lifespan. These treatments may be in the form of washes, spot treatments, or sprays that are applied to the fabric to achieve desired properties.

The industry follows several international standards and guidelines for kasutusulatus, such as ISO and EN standards, to ensure product safety and performance. The application and treatment methods used in kasutusulatus can vary depending on the type of fabric, desired outcome, and intended use of the textile product.