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Water repellent agents are revolutionizing the textile industry, providing fabrics with exceptional water resistance and durability. In this comprehensive article, we will explore the world of water repellent agents, examining their benefits, application methods, and the importance of their role in enhancing fabric protection. Read More

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Sequestering agent is a commonly used additive in our dyeing and finishing processing. It has a wide range of functions and has good effects in different scenarios in dyeing and finishing processing, Read More

In today's world, functional textiles have gained immense popularity due to their ability to provide additional benefits beyond basic aesthetics. Among these functional textiles, water repellency is a highly sought-after characteristic, offering protection against water and moisture. Textile water r Read More

To prevent the damage caused by ultraviolet rays to the skin, from the perspective of textiles, it is necessary to reduce the amount of ultraviolet rays penetrating through the fabric; the effect of fabrics on light is manifested in three forms: light absorption, diffuse reflection, and transmission. Therefore, there are two ways to reduce the amount of ultraviolet rays transmitted: Read More

There are many dyes that can dye cotton fibers, such as reactive dyes, sulfur dyes, Shilin dyes, direct dyes, etc. Most of the black dyes are reactive black and sulfur black, especially sulfur black. Compared with reactive black, it has better fastness and better Deep color, especially environmentally friendly sulfur black is currently widely used. The sulfur black dye itself is insoluble in water. Under the action of the strong reducing agent sulfide alkali, the sulfur black can form a sodium salt leuco body and dissolve in the aqueous solution. This leuco body has strong directness to the fiber. After dyeing, the sulfur black dye itself is insoluble in water. After oxidation, it becomes an insoluble substance again and is firmly fixed on the fiber. Read More

In recent years, customers have increasingly higher requirements for the color depth of dark fabrics (especially reactive black, vulcanized black, and dispersed black). At present, dyeing factories mainly use two methods to deepen the fabric's extra-dark colors: one is to cationically modify the surface of the fabric to make the cationic fibers and anionic dyes more adsorbent and improve the dye uptake rate and dye absorption rate of the fabric. Fixation rate, so as to achieve the purpose of dyeing a darker color; second, use optical principles to change human vision, so as to achieve the purpose of making the dye appear darker. Read More

In today's fast-paced world, protecting surfaces from water damage is crucial. A water repellent agent is a powerful solution that can significantly enhance the durability and longevity of various surfaces. In this blog post, we will explore the benefits and applications of water repellent agents, h Read More

Introduction (70 words):When it comes to creating captivating visual effects in smoke applications, solvent dyes play a crucial role. These dyes, known for their vibrant colors and easy solubility in organic solvents, offer an array of possibilities for creating stunning smoke effects. In this blog Read More