Reactive Dyes

Reactive dyes are chemicals that form a permanent bond with a fabric or other material, making the color fast and resistant to fading

FINISHING AGENT

A finishing agent is a chemical used to treat textile fabrics to improve their finish, texture, or add specific properties.

WASHING OFF AGENT

Washing-off agent functions by removing unfixed or hydrolyzed dye, thereby preventing it from depositing on the textile, leading to good washing fastness.

FIXING AGENT

A fixing agent is a chemical substance that can fix one substance to another, or preserve the structure of a tissue. There are multiple matches for fixing agent, including a chemical used in textile dyeing and a chemical used to preserve tissue structure

LEVELING AGENT

A leveling agent is a chemical compound used in the textile industry to ensure that fabric is dyed or printed evenly and consistently. Leveling agents work by:

1. Preventing uneven dyeing: Leveling agents stop dye from bonding too quickly to the fabric, which can lead to blotches or streaks Improving color fastness: Leveling agents help the dye adhere evenly to the fabric, making the color more resistant to fading or washing Enhancing surface smoothness: Leveling agents can improve the fabric's hand feel and overall appearance
2. Leveling agents are also known as retarding agents or retarders. The type of leveling agent chosen depends on the fabric and dye being used.

ANTI-CREASING AGENT

Anti-Crease and Lubricating Agent. It forms a thin, uniform, protective coating around the fibre to lower the surface friction, thus minimizing the formation of durable creases during high temperature wet processing of polyester. It is suitable for batch process.