Shaded fluorescent whitening agent (FWA) for cellulosic fibres.
Permethrin based insect protection agent for outwear, sportswear, military applications on clothing and tents, curtains. The insect proof agent can be applied on all type of fabrics. Permethrin prevents insect bites through the fabric and kills insects that contact the fabric.
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.
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.
Levelling and dispersing agent for the dyeing of polyester fibres and it’s blends
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
TANA®FINISH HPX is specially developed for hydrodynamic finishes on synthetic fibres, to counter the normally lower wear-comfort of textiles made out of synthetics. TANA®FINISH HPX is useful for e.g. sportswear and other performance apparel, but is also applicable on non-wovens and other technical articles to yield long-lasting absorbency. TANA®FINISH HPX is also effective as soil-releasing finishing for PES fiber and its blends. TANA®FINISH HPX is a special hydrophilic polymer with high affinity to PES fiber. TANA®FINISH HPX forms a hydrophilic protective layer on PES fiber surface which prevents dirt from adhering to fiber and can therefore be easily removed during laundering.
Special auxiliary to prevent yellowing of polyamide and polyamide/Elastan articles during heat treatments (e. g. heat-setting and/or molding).
SYNTHAPPRET® BAP 01 allows permanent additive anti-felt finishing of wool and wool blends without pre-chlorination or oxidative treatment.
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