Liquid reducing agent for reductive clearing of dyeings and prints on polyester
Migration inhibitor for use in thermosol dyeing of Polyester and Polyester/cellulose blends.
For continuous dyeing of polyester with disperse dyes. Pad dyeing of polyester/cellulose blends with disperse and vat, reactive or direct dyes. For continuous dyeing of pigments.
Prevents dye migration on the drying substrate. Improves surface levelness of the goods. Does not cause deposists on guide rollers in drying and thermosol equipment. Easy to wash out, hence no impair handle.
Ecological stabilizer for alkaline hydrogen peroxide bleaching.
Skin-care treatment agent based on micelles, which gives a special cool sensation by the use of dynamic temperature control. The active components consist of xilitol, squalane, silk protein and erythritol.
Delivered in a liquid dispersion, ZPTECH® antibacterial and antifungal technology is highly effective against body odours caused by odour generating bacteria, as well as by mold, mildew and other fungi.
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