Our product range
TANADYE® PSD
Auxiliary for one-bath scouring and dyeing of polyester fibres and its blends under HT conditions.
Scouring and emulsifying properties for removing spinning preparations, oils, silicone oils and other impurities. Improves the diffusion of the dyestuffs. Fostering the levelling properties of the dyeing. Low-foaming. APEO free.
LEVEGAL® SER 01
Levelling and reserving agent for dyeing of polyamide fibres and polyamide/wool blends.
Anionic levelling agent with strong affinity to the polyamide fibre. Very good levelling of dyes on polyamide fibre with tendency to bariness. Dyeing of wool/polyamide with sulfonated dyes. Excellent reserving effect of the polyamide fibre within the polyamide/wool blend.
LEVEGAL® PA 2F
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.
LEVEGAL® FTSK-E
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.
LEVEGAL® ED
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.
MESITOL® AS
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.
TANA®COAT AWP
TANA®COAT AWP represents a new generation of treatments against moisture wicking and offers unmatched anti-wicking properties. Manufacturers of coated fabrics are now able to offer their customers ‘no-wicking’ instead of ‘low-wicking’ properties. TANA®COAT AWP was developed as an anti-wicking treatment for high quality PVC coated polyester fabric for tensile structures. However it is applicable to any PVC or TPU coated woven fabric that requires durability and weather resistance. This includes truck tarpaulins, boat and car covers, pool covers, awnings, industrial doors and tents.
- Very good adhesion towards PVC and TPU
- Self-crosslinking
- High lightfastness to UV exposure
- No drying on the pressing cylinders during padding
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