Levelling agent with duplex function for use in dyeing of polyamide fibres providing both affinity for dyes and for fibres.
Strong affinity to the polyamide fibres. Level-out of fibre baribness caused by structual differences within the polyamide fibre. Controls the strike rate of the dyes leading to a more level dyeing.
Highly concentrated levelling agent for the use in dyeing of polyamide fibres with acid and 1:2 metal-complex dyes.
Levelling agent with affinity to dyes and polyamide fibre. Reducing the strike rate of the dyes leading to a more uniform dye uptake. Synchronising the dyes during uptake leading to an optimal levelness of the dyeing.
Dispersing and levelling agent for the dyeing of Polyester fibres
Levelling, dispersing and migrating auxiliary for the dyeing of polyester and polyester/cellulose blends. Suitable for dyeing with disperse dyes under HT conditions on jet and overflow machines. Also suitable for dyeing of polyester yarn on package machines and polyester piece on beam dyeing machines with high density.
Prevents filtration and agglomeration of the dyes. Stabilising the dispersion of disperse dyes at all stages of he dyeing process, even under unfavourable conditions; e.g. when residuals of non-ionic substances are present in the dyebath.
Auxiliary to improve the wet fastness of polyamide fibres. Reserving agent for dyeing polyamide/wool blends.
Stable to acid. Low foaming. Reserves PA fibres from direct dyes in one-bath dyeing with CEL fibres. Does not impair light fastness. Improves the wet fastness of dyeings on PA with all common dye classes. Use in resist printing, especially printing of PA carpets. Not sensitive to residual lubricants on the goods.
After treatment agent to improve the wet-fastness on polyamide.
Aftertreatment agent to improve the wet-fastness on polyamide
Improves the wet-fastnesses of dyeings and prints on polyamide and their blends
Improves the washfastness at 50°C and 60°C
Suitable to use on prints with white ground due to the light yellow colour
Very good stability under acid condition
Low free phenol content and suitable on automatic dosing equipments
Dyeing Auxiliary-Reserving and aftertreatment agent
Improves tone-in-tone dyeing when dyeing Wool/Polyamide
Aftertreatment agent to improve wet-fastnesses
Reserving agent for Wool/Cellulosic blends
Uses in resist printing on PA carpet
Process regulator-optimising the dyeing results
Highly effective anionic crease prevention agent.
Chelating agent to remove heavy metal impurities in strongly alkaline liquors
High chelating power for heavy metal ions
Good dispersing of hard water salts and good soil bonding capacity
Suitable for use in boiling-off, bleaching and mercerizing baths
Helps stabilize peroxide
Stable to temperatures up to 130°C
Special, environmental friendly chelating agent for the pretreatment of cotton in alkaline scouring, bleaching and BioScouring processes
Very effective removal of calcium, magnesium and heavy metal ions in the weakly acidic to alkaline pH range
Can be combined with alpha-amylase products and BioScouring processes
High chelating capacity for alkaline earth metal salts released during singeing
Assist the stabilization of discontinuous peroxide bleaches (jet/overflow)
Readilly biodegradable
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