What is “low temperature”? Is it effective if used at room temperature?
Generally, cross-linking needs to be carried out at around 170 degrees, so that the waterproofing will be highlighted and have a lasting effect. However, some special materials will undergo some changes when exposed to a high temperature of 170 degrees. These changes are not expected to occur in our products. For example, nylon fabrics yellow at high temperature, spandex is damaged by high temperature and strength, and the cloth deforms. There are also some products that are not resistant to high temperatures. Their glass transition temperature is low. Once the temperature is high, it is easy to dissolve, so it is required to be at a lower temperature. It can act to cross-link with the cloth surface. After testing, ZJ-560 low-temperature C6 can form cross-links at 90 degrees, and fully exerts its waterproof effect at 120 degrees. And at this temperature, textiles have basically no What a change.
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