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Levelling agent with affinity to the dye suitable for the dyeing of cellulosics with direct dyes.
Excellent levelling effect even with dyes and substrates with high affinity. Very level retarding of direct dyes and positive influence on the combinability of dyes. Low-foaming.
Cationic aftertreatment agent to improve wet-fastnesses of dyeing and prints with Direct and Reactive dyes
Formaldehyde-free
Improves the cold-fastnesses such as water severe, washing 40°C and perspiration
Minor impact on the shade
Minor impair on the lightfastness
Applicable in exhaust and continuous process
Mineral based post-scouring agent to wash off unfixed, hydrolysed reactive dyes
After soaping agent for dyeings and prints with reactive dyes.
Very good removal of substantive dye hydrolysate. Suitable for post-scouring loose stock, yarn, wovens & knitted fabrics. Suitable for use on all common units, e.g. winch becks, circulating liquor units and jets, very good dispersing powder.
Migration inhibitor for use in thermosol dyeing of Polyester and Polyester/cellulose blends.
For continuous dyeing of polyester with disperse dyes. Pad dyeing of polyester/cellulose blends with disperse and vat, reactive or direct dyes. For continuous dyeing of pigments.
Prevents dye migration on the drying substrate. Improves surface levelness of the goods. Does not cause deposists on guide rollers in drying and thermosol equipment. Easy to wash out, hence no impair handle.
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