Dear colleagues,
If you have polypropylene fibre (for example 3 mm wide, but couple of km long), how would you treat this fibre (both sides) to have non-inert surface. I was thinking about corona discharge, but it is very expensive method.
I know there will be difference between laboratory and industry environment, but now I would need to consider the industry environment.
Thank you for your anwers and have a nice day!
Neji Ladhari I would prefer physical modification, but if there is "easy to do" chemical modification it is also a possibility.
Chemically, it is difficult apart from the use of plasma technology, on the other hand it is possible through the intermediary of certain resins which can be used as "binder"
In textile, we use the Trimethylol-melamine, N-methylol derivatives (reactants) for cotton.
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