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Reactive Dyes

Reactive Dyes Specification

Strength
High coloring strength

Water Resistance
Excellent water fastness

Poisonous
Non-poisonous

Smell
Odorless

Shape
Granular/Powder

Other Names
Fiber Reactive Dyes

Molecular Formula
Varies (Dependent on dye type)

Structural Formula
Chemical structure based on dye variant

Solubility
Soluble in water

Density
Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

HS Code
320412

Ph Level
Neutral to alkaline

Grade
Industrial grade

Rubbing Resistance
High

Moisture (%)
1%

Solvent Color
Bright shades

Resistance
Good resistance to washing

Purity
99%

Application
Textile dyeing

CAS No
Depends on specific dye variant

Type
Reactive Dyes

Usage
Used in dyeing cellulosic fibers like cotton silk and wool

EINECS No
Depends on specific dye variant

Physical Form
Powder

About Reactive Dyes

With our immense domain expertise, we are offering a quality assured a range of Reactive Dyes which are known as the class of high colored organic substances. Having high fastness stability, these dyes are suitable for cellulose, protein and polyamide fibers. Our provided dyes are having the capability to improve the applied object's washability and color stability. In addition to this, our offered Reactive Dyes are perfect for both dying and printing purposes.

Key points:

These dyes are water soluble in nature
Have better light fastness property
Can withstand excellent temperature and water

Superior Coloring and Performance

Reactive Dyes stand out for their high coloring strength and the ability to produce bright, intense shades. Their chemical structure enables a strong bond with fabric fibers, ensuring excellent water and rubbing resistance, making them a preferred choice in textile manufacturing.

Versatile Applications in Textiles

These dyes are primarily used for dyeing cellulosic fabrics such as cotton, silk, and wool, ensuring vibrant and clear colors. Their neutral to alkaline pH makes them suitable for diverse industrial-grade processes, promoting both versatility and efficiency in textile production.

Safe and Consistent Quality

With a purity of 99% and non-poisonous, odorless formulation, Reactive Dyes provide a safe and reliable solution for large-scale dyeing operations. Granular and powder forms allow for easy handling and precise dosing, ensuring consistent color outcomes batch after batch.

FAQs of Reactive Dyes:

Q: How are Reactive Dyes applied in textile dyeing processes?

A: Reactive Dyes are typically dissolved in water and applied to cellulosic fabrics like cotton, silk, or wool through dye baths. Their high solubility and reactivity with fiber molecules allow for strong, permanent coloration under neutral to alkaline conditions.

Q: What benefits do Reactive Dyes offer compared to other dye types?

A: These dyes provide superior coloring strength, excellent water and washing resistance, high rubbing fastness, and bright, vibrant shades. Their non-poisonous and odorless nature also ensures safer handling and use in industrial environments.

Q: When is it best to use Reactive Dyes over other textile dyes?

A: Reactive Dyes are ideal for projects requiring durable, vibrant colors on cellulosic fibers, especially where wash and rub resistance are key requirements. Their broad application in cotton, silk, and wool dyeing makes them a preferred option for both small and large-scale textile production.

Q: Where are these dyes commonly used or supplied in India?

A: They are widely distributed, exported, manufactured, and supplied by leading traders and distributors throughout India, primarily serving textile manufacturers and processors.

Q: What is the recommended process for achieving optimal dye results with Reactive Dyes?

A: For best results, use a neutral to alkaline dye bath and ensure fabrics are clean. Maintain high dye purity (99%), control moisture to 1%, and follow manufacturers guidelines for dosing and washing to secure vibrant, long-lasting color.

Q: Are Reactive Dyes safe and environmentally friendly to use?

A: Reactive Dyes designed for industrial use in India are non-poisonous and free from hazardous odors, making them safe for handling. Their high purity also reduces the risk of chemical contaminants, benefiting workplace safety and minimizing environmental impact.

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