Our product range
TANAPAL® SW-LF 01
Low foaming agent for the post treatment of wool, silk and polyamides which have been printed using acid, metal complex and reactive dyes
- Very good dispersal of unfixed dyestuffs and thickeners
- Superb reservation of the printed ground
- A high level of fastness
- Brilliant shades and very good colour contrast
- Very low foaming and can therefore be used in systems with high turbulence
TANAPRINT® DCS 01
Easy handling thickener for deep shades and sharp contours
- Dispersion of polyacrylic salts
- Achieves homogeneous pastes with an excellent character in flow and spraying properties
- Product can be used on 16 dpi jets, 25 dpi jets
- Provides frost free printsg, deep and very brilliant shades
- Excellent printing results on various substrates (PA, WO, PES, CO)
TANAPRINT® MAXX
Economic thickener with focus on easy handling
- Dispersion of polyacrylic salts
- Achieves homogeneous pastes with an excellent character in flow and spraying properties
- Product can be used on 16 dpi jets, 25 dpi jets
- Provides frost free printing
- Excellent printing results on various substrates (PA, WO, PES, CO)
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