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Basic dyes are important dyes in the textile and dyeing industry. They are widely used because of their unique dyeing characteristics and excellent color performance.
Basic Dyes Golden Yellow X-GL 250% is a cationic dye typically used for dyeing and printing processes. This dye is commonly used for the dyeing of acrylic and its blended fabrics, and it can also be used for direct printing on silk, acetate, and triacetate fiber fabrics. It has a stable color at high temperatures during dyeing and has good light fastness. When dyeing, it is recommended not to boil for a long time to maintain the stability of the dye.
Rapid Dyeing: Basic dyes can quickly dye fabrics at room temperature or low temperature, which saves energy and time. This rapid dyeing property is very beneficial for improving production efficiency.
High Color Strength: They have high color strength, which means that a small amount of dye can achieve a deep and rich color. This not only reduces the amount of dye used but also improves the economic efficiency of dyeing.
Good Light Stability: Although not as good as some other dyes in terms of light fastness, basic dyes still have a certain degree of light stability. Under normal use conditions, the dyed fabrics can maintain their color for a relatively long time.
Synthetic Fibers: In addition to natural fibers, basic dyes are also used to dye some synthetic fibers such as nylon. They can improve the colorability and appearance of synthetic fibers, making them more in line with market requirements.
Decorative Fabrics: Commonly used in the dyeing of decorative fabrics such as upholstery fabrics and curtain fabrics. The bright colors and good fastness of basic dyes can enhance the decorative effect of these fabrics.
Q: What is the difference between basic dyes and acid dyes?
A: Basic dyes are cationic dyes, while acid dyes are anionic dyes. They have different dyeing mechanisms and are suitable for different types of fibers. Basic dyes are mainly used for dyes with anionic groups, while acid dyes are used for proteins and other fibers with amino groups.
Q: Can basic dyes be used for food coloring?
A: Some basic dyes are approved for use in food coloring, but not all. Only those basic dyes that meet the relevant food - grade safety standards can be used. It is necessary to check the specific regulations and approvals before using them in food.
Basic Dyes Golden Yellow X-GL 250% Physical Properties
Product Name | Basic Dyes Golden Yellow X-GL 250% | |
CAS NO. | 54060-92-3 | |
EINESC NO. | 258-946-7 | |
C.I.Basic NO | Y-28 | |
Formula | C21H27N3O5S | |
Appearance | Powder | |
Strength | 200% | |
Packing | 25KGS/CTN | |
Depth depth | 0.75 | |
K Compatible value | 3.0 | |
F Saturation factor | 0.61 | |
PH stable range | 3-6 | |
| Light(Xenon) | 6-7 | |
150℃ 5'lron | 4-5 | |
60℃ Washing | Change in shade | 4-5 |
Stained on cotton | 4-5 | |
Stained on acrylic | 4-5 | |
Rubbing | Dry | 4-5 |
Wet | 4-5 | |
Prespiration | Change in shade | 4-5 |
Stained on cotton | 4-5 | |
Stained on acrylic | 4-5 | |
Basic Dyes Golden Yellow X-GL 250% Usage
Mainly used for dyeing acrylic fibers, it can also be used for dyeing other natural and synthetic fabrics, including cotton, silk, wool, as well as dyeing porous surfaces such as paper and wood.
Basic Dyes Golden Yellow X-GL 250% Storage
It must be stored in a cool, dry, and well ventilated warehouse. Avoid contact with oxidizing chemicals and flammable organic substances, and keep away from direct sunlight, heat sources, sparks, and open flames.
Shipment
We can be responsible for shipping, or you can designate a freight forwarder to be responsible. We are willing to quote and supply whichever way you choose.
Deliver Time: Within 25days after got T/T or L/C bank copy.
Basic dyes are important dyes in the textile and dyeing industry. They are widely used because of their unique dyeing characteristics and excellent color performance.
Basic Dyes Golden Yellow X-GL 250% is a cationic dye typically used for dyeing and printing processes. This dye is commonly used for the dyeing of acrylic and its blended fabrics, and it can also be used for direct printing on silk, acetate, and triacetate fiber fabrics. It has a stable color at high temperatures during dyeing and has good light fastness. When dyeing, it is recommended not to boil for a long time to maintain the stability of the dye.
Rapid Dyeing: Basic dyes can quickly dye fabrics at room temperature or low temperature, which saves energy and time. This rapid dyeing property is very beneficial for improving production efficiency.
High Color Strength: They have high color strength, which means that a small amount of dye can achieve a deep and rich color. This not only reduces the amount of dye used but also improves the economic efficiency of dyeing.
Good Light Stability: Although not as good as some other dyes in terms of light fastness, basic dyes still have a certain degree of light stability. Under normal use conditions, the dyed fabrics can maintain their color for a relatively long time.
Synthetic Fibers: In addition to natural fibers, basic dyes are also used to dye some synthetic fibers such as nylon. They can improve the colorability and appearance of synthetic fibers, making them more in line with market requirements.
Decorative Fabrics: Commonly used in the dyeing of decorative fabrics such as upholstery fabrics and curtain fabrics. The bright colors and good fastness of basic dyes can enhance the decorative effect of these fabrics.
Q: What is the difference between basic dyes and acid dyes?
A: Basic dyes are cationic dyes, while acid dyes are anionic dyes. They have different dyeing mechanisms and are suitable for different types of fibers. Basic dyes are mainly used for dyes with anionic groups, while acid dyes are used for proteins and other fibers with amino groups.
Q: Can basic dyes be used for food coloring?
A: Some basic dyes are approved for use in food coloring, but not all. Only those basic dyes that meet the relevant food - grade safety standards can be used. It is necessary to check the specific regulations and approvals before using them in food.
Basic Dyes Golden Yellow X-GL 250% Physical Properties
Product Name | Basic Dyes Golden Yellow X-GL 250% | |
CAS NO. | 54060-92-3 | |
EINESC NO. | 258-946-7 | |
C.I.Basic NO | Y-28 | |
Formula | C21H27N3O5S | |
Appearance | Powder | |
Strength | 200% | |
Packing | 25KGS/CTN | |
Depth depth | 0.75 | |
K Compatible value | 3.0 | |
F Saturation factor | 0.61 | |
PH stable range | 3-6 | |
| Light(Xenon) | 6-7 | |
150℃ 5'lron | 4-5 | |
60℃ Washing | Change in shade | 4-5 |
Stained on cotton | 4-5 | |
Stained on acrylic | 4-5 | |
Rubbing | Dry | 4-5 |
Wet | 4-5 | |
Prespiration | Change in shade | 4-5 |
Stained on cotton | 4-5 | |
Stained on acrylic | 4-5 | |
Basic Dyes Golden Yellow X-GL 250% Usage
Mainly used for dyeing acrylic fibers, it can also be used for dyeing other natural and synthetic fabrics, including cotton, silk, wool, as well as dyeing porous surfaces such as paper and wood.
Basic Dyes Golden Yellow X-GL 250% Storage
It must be stored in a cool, dry, and well ventilated warehouse. Avoid contact with oxidizing chemicals and flammable organic substances, and keep away from direct sunlight, heat sources, sparks, and open flames.
Shipment
We can be responsible for shipping, or you can designate a freight forwarder to be responsible. We are willing to quote and supply whichever way you choose.
Deliver Time: Within 25days after got T/T or L/C bank copy.
