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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.
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
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
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