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Basic yellow dye offers intense coloration, but they can sometimes have poor wash and light fastness properties, leading to fading or bleeding over time. To enhance their colorfastness, additional treatment or after-treatments may be required.
One important characteristic of basic dyes is that they have a high affinity for cellulose fibers, making them commonly used in the dyeing of cotton and other natural fibers. However, they have poor affinity for synthetic fibers like polyester or nylon.
Yellow Powder properties suitable for cationic dye applications.
Specially formulated for dyeing paper color and various textile applications.
Classified as cationic dyes, delivering bright and vibrant coloring outcomes.
| Property | Specification Details |
|---|---|
| Produce Name | Auramine O Conc |
| C.I. NO. | Basic Yellow 2 |
| COLOUR SHADE | Reddish; Bluish |
| CAS NO | 2465-27-2 |
| STANDARD | 100% |
Auramine O Conc can be used for dyeing paper and textiles. It can be a fun and creative way to add color to a variety of projects, such as fabric dyeing, tie dyeing, and even DIY crafts.
Our packing is 25kg iron drum with inner bag inside. Good quality drum ensure safety while transportation. It's also popular in the paper industry, which leads to a bright color in dyeing paper. Others use it as textile dyes for textile dyeing. It's fully full drum packing, which is widely welcomed in Bangladesh and Pakistan markets.
It's important to follow the manufacturer's instructions and safety guidelines when handling basic dyes, as different dyes may have specific instructions regarding their use and potential hazards. Ensuring proper ventilation, wearing protective equipment, and avoiding direct contact with skin or eyes is typically recommended when working with any type of basic dye.
Within 15 days after order confirming.
Any main port of China is workable.
The minimum order quantity (MOQ) is 500KG.
Our packing is 25kg iron drum with an inner bag inside. The good quality drum ensures safety during transportation.
Basic dyes have a high affinity for cellulose fibers, making them commonly used in cotton and other natural fibers. However, they have poor affinity for synthetic fibers like polyester or nylon.
Because basic yellow dye can sometimes have poor wash and light fastness properties, additional treatment or after-treatments may be required to enhance colorfastness.
