Sylic Textile Auxiliary Information

Textile dyeing is a complex process that requires the use of various chemicals and auxiliaries to achieve the desired color and quality. However, even with the best practices, color differences can occur in the dyeing process due to a variety of factors such as differences in fiber structure, fabric preparation, and dye penetration. Read More

Dyeing auxiliaries are chemicals that are used in textile dyeing processes to aid in achieving the desired dyeing results. These auxiliaries play an important role in dyeing processes as they can improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the dyeing process. Read More

Dyeing is a process that has been used for centuries to add color to textiles. It involves the use of dyes that are typically dissolved in water and then applied to the fabric. However, some dyes require specific conditions to adhere to the fabric, such as the use of acidic or alkaline conditions. Read More

The safety of buildings is of utmost importance to ensure the well-being of occupants and to protect the structure itself. While dyes and auxiliaries may not seem like an obvious factor in building safety, their properties and uses in various building materials and products can play a role in enhancing safety and reducing risks for occupants. Read More

Dyes and chemical auxiliaries are commonly used in many daily chemical products, such as cosmetics, shampoos, laundry detergents, etc. Read More

Hair dye is a chemical product used to dye hair colors to different colors. As a result, hair dyes are often added with coloring agents, chemicals that help the dye penetrate the hair and stay there for a longer lasting effect. Read More

Low temperature pretreatmentPre-treatment includes desizing, degreasing, refining, bleaching, alkali reduction, etc. Read More

The fabric bleached with hydrogen peroxide has better whiteness, pure shade, and is not easy to yellow during storage. It is widely used in bleaching cotton fabrics. Oxygen bleaching is more adaptable than chlorine bleaching, but hydrogen peroxide is more expensive than sodium hypochlorite, and oxyg Read More

The pre-treatment of cotton fabrics usually needs to be treated with a higher concentration of alkali to remove fabric impurities (especially with a larger amount of mercerizing alkali). It is not easy to wash the alkali into the fiber. When dyeing (reactive dyes ,vat dyes), alkali should also be added. The cloth surface may be alkaline during finishing. Read More