Hot New Products Acrylic Auxiliaries - 23183 High Concentration Fixing Agent – Innovative
Hot New Products Acrylic Auxiliaries - 23183 High Concentration Fixing Agent – Innovative Detail:
Features & Benefits
- Contains no formaldehyde, etc. Fits environmental protection requirements.
- Significantly improves washing color fastness, perspiration color fastness, wet rubbing color fastness of direct dyes and reactive dyes. Not influences light fastness.
- Obviously improves the washing color fastness, perspiration color fastness and soaking color fastness of reactive turquoise blue and green.
- Has a certain effect on correcting color shade.
- Extremely little color fading.
- Can be used together with cationic or nonionic softener directly in same bath process.
- Cost-effective.
Typical Properties
Appearance: | Light yellow transparent liquid |
Ionicity: | Cationic |
pH value: | 7.0±1.0 (1% aqueous solution) |
Solubility: | Soluble in water |
Content: | 40% |
Application: | Cotton |
Package
120kg plastic barrel, IBC tank & customized package available for selection
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Exhaust dyeing
Exhaust dyeing recipes, including auxiliaries together with the dyes, are traditionally made up by percent weight relative to the weight of substrate being dyed. The auxiliaries are introduced first into the dyebath and allowed to circulate to enable uniform concentration throughout the dyebath and on the substrate surface. The dyes are then introduced into the dyebath and again allowed to circulate before the temperature is raised in order to obtain a uniform concentration throughout the dyebath. Gaining uniform concentrations of both auxiliaries and dyes is paramount since non-uniform concentrations on the substrate surface can lead to unlevel dye uptake. The speed of dye uptake (exhaustion) of individual dyes can vary and will depend upon their chemical and physical properties together with the type and construction of substrate being dyed. The dyeing rate also depends upon the dye concentration, the liquor ratio, temperature of the dyebath and the influence of the dyeing auxiliaries. Rapid exhaustion rates lead to unlevelness of dye distribution over the substrate surface, so dyes have to be carefully selected when used in multi-dye recipes; many dye manufacturers produce information stating which dyes from their ranges are compatible to achieve level build-up of dye during dyeing. Dyers wish to achieve the highest exhaustion possible to minimize dye remaining in the effluent and increase batch to batch reproducibility, whilst still obtaining the shade required by the customer. The dyeing process will eventually end in equilibrium, whereby the dye concentration in the fiber and the dyebath do not change significantly. It is envisaged that dye adsorbed onto the substrate surface has diffused into the whole of the substrate resulting in a uniform shade required by the customer and that there is only a small concentration of dye left in the dyebath. This is where the final shade of the substrate is checked against the standard. If there is any deviation from the required shade, small additions of dye may be made to the dyebath to achieve the required shade.
Dyers wish to achieve the correct shade the first time of dyeing in order to minimize further processing and reduce costs. In order to do this uniform dyeing rates and high exhaustion rates of dyes are required. To achieve short dyeing cycles, thereby maximizing production, most modern dyeing equipment is enclosed ensuring that the dyebath is maintained at the required temperature and that there are no temperature variations within the dyebath. Some dyeing machines can be pressurized enabling the dye liquor to be heated to 130°C allowing substrates, such as polyester, to be dyed without the requirement of carriers.
There are two types of machinery available for exhaust dyeing: circulating machines whereby the substrate is stationary and the dye liquor is circulated, and circulating-goods machines in which the substrate and the dye liquor are circulated.
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Scouring & Degreasing Agent is used to remove impurities, dirt, residual sizing agent in natural fibers (cotton, wool, flax, silk) or to remove the spinning oil and sizing agent, etc. in synthetic fibers. Hot New Products Acrylic Auxiliaries - 23183 High Concentration Fixing Agent – Innovative , The product will supply to all over the world, such as: UK, Kenya, India, Silicone Softener 70706 is weak cationic and light yellow to colorless transparent liquid. It is soluble in water. Silicone Softener 70706 is suitable for cellulose fiber and synthetic fiber and especially suitable for nap fabrics of polyester/ spandex, nylon and flannel, etc. Silicone Softener 70706 can make fabrics soft, plump and smooth. It can improve hand feeling and performance of textile. It has high stability and high flexibility. It is of low yellowing and low shade changing. It has good compatibility and can be used directly in dyeing bath.
By Sophia from Burundi - 2017.02.28 14:19
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By Alexander from Dominica - 2017.09.30 16:36