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One bath dyeing of nylon 66/polyester mixtures with reactive-disperse dyes

Ming-Fang Wang

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With the special reactive dye Eriofast from Huntsman, Nylon 66/polyster mixture fabric can be dyed in one bath with the reactive/disperse dyes. Compared with the traditional one bath acid/disperse dyeing method, this process has excellent color fastness, levelness and reproducibility. The Eriofast reactive dye has high build up compatibility, and brilliant color.

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With the special reactive dye Eriofast from Huntsman, Nylon 66/polyster mixture fabric can be dyed in one bath with the reactive/disperse dyes. Compared with the traditional one bath acid/disperse dyeing method, this process has excellent color fastness, levelness and reproducibility. The Eriofast reactive dye has high build up compatibility, and brilliant color.

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With the special reactive dye Eriofast from Huntsman, Nylon 66/polyster mixture fabric can be dyed in one bath with the reactive/disperse dyes. Compared with the traditional one bath acid/disperse dyeing method, this process has excellent color fastness, levelness and reproducibility. The Eriofast reactive dye has high build up compatibility, and brilliant color.

Key concepts: Dyeing, Disperse dye, Polyester, Reactive dye, Nylon 6, Materials science, Polymer chemistry, Pulp and paper industry

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