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Textile Dyes

Textile Dyes Specification

Structural Formula
Varies by dye type

Ph Level
Neutral to acidic

Solvent Color
Varies with dye type

Shape
Fine granules or liquid form

Grade
Industrial grade

Smell
Odorless

Resistance
Heat resistance light resistance

Poisonous
NO

Molecular Formula
Varies depending on composition

Melting Point
Varies

HS Code
3204

Water Resistance
Varies by dye type

Solubility
Soluble in water

Other Names
Fabric colorants clothing dyes

Strength
High tinting strength

Rubbing Resistance
High

Application
Textile industry

Purity
High

Density
Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

CAS No
Not available

Type
Natural and synthetic dyes

Usage
Textile coloring fabric dyeing

EINECS No
Not available

Physical Form
Powder or liquid

About Textile Dyes

With a vision to be a leader in our domain, we are instrumental in the business of manufacturing and supplying of Textile Auxiliaries to our diverse group of customers. These auxiliaries are widely used to wash and dye yarns and fabrics. Perfect for textile products, our delivered auxiliaries are available in nonionic, surfactants, cationic and amphoteric forms. Also, these Textile Auxiliaries are suitable for printing, finishing, dying and sizing operations.

Features:

Stable to alkaline pH
Extremely softener
Excellent binding facility

High-Performance Textile Dyes for Vibrant Fabric Coloring

Engineered for excellence, these textile dyes offer superior tinting strength and reliable colorfastness in both natural and synthetic variants. Applied across the textile industry, their solubility in water and robust resistance to heat, light, and rubbing make them ideal for professional fabric dyeing. The selection includes dyes in powder or liquid forms, suitable for diverse manufacturing requirements. An odorless, industrial-grade product, these dyes cater to large-scale garment and fabric production with a focus on durability and vivid color.

Comprehensive Application in the Textile Industry

Textile dyes are extensively used in the coloring of fabrics for clothing, upholstery, and industrial textiles. Their adaptability to neutral or acidic conditions, as well as availability in granular and liquid forms, streamlines processing and ensures compatibility with a wide range of fibers. Leveraging advanced technology, these dyes meet stringent industry standards for purity and performance while being supplied by reputable distributors, exporters, and manufacturers in India.

FAQs of Textile Dyes:

Q: How are textile dyes applied during the fabric dyeing process?

A: Textile dyes are dissolved in water and applied to fabrics through various processes such as immersion, batch dyeing, or continuous dyeing. The method depends on the type of fiber and desired color intensity, ensuring even and vibrant results.

Q: What are the main benefits of using high-strength textile dyes?

A: The key advantages include brilliant coloration, high tinting strength, excellent resistance to light, heat, and rubbing, and the ability to achieve uniform, long-lasting results across different fabric types.

Q: When should one opt for natural versus synthetic textile dyes?

A: Natural dyes are preferred for environmentally-conscious projects and traditional textiles, while synthetic dyes are selected for their wider color range, stability, and robust performance in large-scale industrial applications.

Q: Where are these textile dyes commonly utilized?

A: They are primarily used in the textile industry for coloring fabrics in garments, upholstery, industrial textiles, and household products requiring consistent and lasting coloration.

Q: What is the typical process for selecting the appropriate dye type?

A: The selection involves considering the fabric type, desired color fastness, application method, and environmental requirements. The solubility and resistance properties are matched to specific production needs for optimal results.

Q: How does the pH level influence the performance of textile dyes?

A: The neutral to acidic pH of these dyes ensures compatibility with most fibers, supporting optimal dye uptake while preventing fabric damage or unwanted color changes during the dyeing process.

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