Shaded fluorescent whitening agent (FWA) for polyester fibers.
Very soft polyester
High affinity to synthetic based fabrics
Very soft polyester based polyurethane dispersion with a high affinity to synthetic based fabrics and especially polyamide. Resulting in flexible coatings with high adhesion values.
Especially polyamide
Resulting in flexible coatings
High scrub-abrasion values
Yarn lubricant for polyester and polyamide yarns which reduces friction and static charges in subsequent processing operations.
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.
Dyeing accelerator for the dyeing of cationic dyeable Aramid/Nomex 455 fibres
Increases the colour yield of cationic dyes on Nomex 455 fibres
Increases the migration of cationic dyes
Fostering the swelling of Nomex 455 fibres
Low odour
Less environmental impact im comparison to benzylalcohol
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