Dyeing fastness is also called "color fastness". The ability of dyes or pigments on printed and dyed products to maintain their original color under the influence of external factors. Common color fastnesses include light fastness, sweat fastness, washing fastness, friction fastness, hot pressing fastness, and dry heat fastness (excluding hot pressing), which refer to the ability of printed and dyed products to withstand saules gaismas, sviedru, ziepju mazgāšanas, berzes, gludināšanas, augstas temperatūras utt. Ietekme utt. .
Krāsu izturība pret gaismu agrāk ir pazīstama kā "saules gaismas izturība" . Izdrukātu un krāsotu produktu spēja saglabāt oriģinālo krāsu pēc tam, kad tas ir pakļauts saules gaismai . no slikta uz labu, tā ir sadalīta 1 līdz 8 līmeņos .}}}}}}}}}}
Dyeing fastness is also called "color fastness". The ability of dyes or pigments on printed and dyed products to maintain their original color under the influence of external factors. Common color fastnesses include light fastness, sweat fastness, washing fastness, friction fastness, hot pressing fastness, and dry heat fastness (excluding hot pressing), which refer to the ability of printed and dyed products to withstand saules gaismas, sviedru, ziepju mazgāšanas, berzes, gludināšanas, augstas temperatūras utt. Ietekme utt. .
Krāsu izturība pret gaismu agrāk ir pazīstama kā "saules gaismas izturība" . Izdrukātu un krāsotu produktu spēja saglabāt oriģinālo krāsu pēc tam, kad tas ir pakļauts saules gaismai . no slikta uz labu, tā ir sadalīta 1 līdz 8 līmeņos .}}}}}}}}}}
Color fastness to sweat is formerly known as "sweat fastness" .The ability of printed and dyed products to maintain their original color after being exposed to sweat. It is divided into acid sweat fastness and alkali sweat fastness. From poor to good, it is divided into 1.
Color fastness to washing Formerly known as "soap fastness". The ability of printed and dyed products to maintain their original color after being washed with soap. There are five standard methods for color fastness to washing, and each method is divided into 1~5 levels from poor to good. There is no comparability between the levels of different methods.
Color fastness to rubbing Formerly known as "rubbing fastness". The ability of printed and dyed products to maintain their original color after being rubbed. It is divided into 1~5 levels from poor to good. There are two types of rubbing color fastness: dry and wet.
