Dyes

Reactive dye, forming strong bonds for vibrant and long-lasting colors, is widely used in textile dyeing for excellent color fastness.

Disperse dye, renowned for color fastness, suits synthetic fibers like polyester, acetate, and nylon, ideal for applications requiring resistance to fading.

Direct dye, water-soluble and bright, colors wool, cotton, and silk without a mordant, offering ease and cost-effectiveness in textile dyeing.

Acid dye, water-soluble and bright, colors protein fibers like wool, silk, and nylon, ensuring vivid hues and good color fastness.

Vat dye, insoluble and substantive, offers excellent colorfastness by transforming into a soluble form, penetrating fibers before reverting to its original state.

Sulphur dye, reasonably priced and fast, provides vibrant shades while being water insoluble and non-ionic, suitable for various applications.

Dyeing auxiliaries enhance the dyeing process efficiency, including dye fixing agents, cationizing agents, and dispersing and leveling agents, crucial for stabilizing dye baths and improving color fastness.

Dye intermediates, crucial components in various industries, are processed from petroleum products to produce vibrant and stable colors in textiles, plastics, paints, printing inks, and paper.

Textile auxiliaries, formulated products, enhance efficiency in textile processing operations, crucial for achieving specific effects and improving overall performance.

Solvent dyes, soluble in organic solvents, color hydrocarbon-based products in industries like automotive and printing, offering versatility and vibrancy in coloring.

Pure Terephthalic Acid (PTA), a key raw material in polyester production, is widely used in textiles, packaging, and construction, primarily for PET applications like beverage bottles and polyester films.