Liquid White Paint Binder With Only 8-9% Moisture

Binders are polymers that create films and are required for optimal results. Textile fibers have no affinity for pigments. As a result, pigment particles adhere to the fabric's surface. Binders are sticky coatings that produce polymeric polymers and adhere pigment particles to the surface of fibers or fabrics. Binders are a milky white liquid. After curing, it leaves a very thin, undetectable layer on the textile surface. Pigment particles remain adhered under this coating. Binder is an important part in pigment dyeing and printing.
Binders typically contain particles with diameters ranging from 0.05 to 2 microns. These have about 6% reactive groups by weight for cross-linking the binder to the cloth.