Versatile levelling agent for dyeing of wool.
Levelling agent for dyeing wool with acid, chrome and 1:1 metal-complex and sulfonated 1:2 metal-complex dyes with affinity to dyes and fibres. Promotes migration of the dyes; improves levelling powder for fibre and surface levelling as well as penetration of the dyes. Very effective on tippy wool, levels barriness caused by differences in affinity. Low-foaming.
Dispersing agent for dyeing synthetics and blends of synthetics with wool and cellulosic fibres
Very god dispersing power even in anionic-cationic systems
Prevents deposits and smearing of the dyeing units
Can be used when dyeing PA differential dyeing carpet fibres
Prevents the dyes forming deposits
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Nonionic dispersing agent for the dyeing of synthetic fibres and blends of synthetics with wool and cellulosics
Available in liquid form
Very good dispersing power
Recommended for dyeing acrylic fibres with cationic dyes
Prevents deposits and smearing of the dyeing units
Good levelling effect when dyeing wool fibre with 1:2 metal complex dyes
High concentrated levelling agent for dyeing wool fibres
Suitable for dyeing wool with acid, chrome and 1:1 metal-complex dyes
Produces level and reproducible dyeings due to dye and fibre affinity
Slowing down the strike rate of the dyes
Minimising root-to-tip differences
Improves the combinability of the dye combination
BAYPRET® USV is a self-crosslinking polyether polyurethane polymer which forms a permanent highly elastic film around the fibres. This film is formaldehyde-free. Unlike synthetic resins, BAYPRET® USV does not need a catalyst because it is self-crosslinking. If it is used in combination with synthetic resins these should be crosslinked with weak catalysts such as magnesium chloride or aminohydrochloride. BAYPRET® USV may react to strong catalysts such as zinc nitrate or zinc chloride.
Low formaldehyde
Basic handle is soft and high-bulk
Improves abrasion resistance and rubfastness
Reduces pilling
Fibre-bonding agent
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. Highly effective against: o Aedes aegypti (Yellow fever mosquito)
o Anopheles maculatus (Malaria mosquito)
o Anopheles gambiae (Malaria mosquito)
o Anopheles albopictus (Asian tiger mosquito)
o Culex quinquefasciatus (House mosquito)
o Ixodes ricinus (Ticks)
o Talitridae (Sand fly)
o Cimex lectularius (Bed Bug)
o Dermatophagoides pteronyssinus (House dust mite)
High fastness to washing and wear abrasion
Can be eliminated in waste water treatment plants
Not harmful for mammals
Odorless, non-irritating
Fluorescent whitening agent (FWA) for polyester fibers.
Shaded fluorescent whitening agent (FWA) for polyester fibers.
Universal scouring agent for the pretreatment of cellulosic fibres and their blends
Excellent emulsifying power for paraffin waxes and knitting oils
Low-foaming in the entire temperature range
General washing agent for all fibers
Suitable for use in enzymatic desizing
Stable to alkali up to 40 g/l caustic soda
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.
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.
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