25KG/Box OHYOUNG Suncolours Disperse Dyes Suncron SE Black S-SH ECO Fabric Dyeing Agent
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NB240624-003
$169.00
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OHYOUNG Suncolours Suncron Black S-SH ECO Fabric Dyeing Agent
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Suncron SE is a medium energy type with 125℃ ~ 130℃ dyeing temperature but it is still compatible with Suncron E or Suncron S dyes. It can be applicable to various dyeing processes.
Disperse dye is non-ionic, water insoluble and does not react chemically with nylon; dyeing takes place irrespective of −COOH or −NH2 groups while dyes are retained by the fibre with van der Waals force and H-bonds. As a result, barriness of dyeing, which is a typical problem in dyed nylon, does not appear due to migration of dye; even irregularities in orientation and physical or chemical structures do not hinder formation of levelled shades.
| Model name | Suncron SE |
|---|---|
| Usage | Disperse Dyes |
Pictures are from real stock.
The buyer pays the shipping.
Suncron SE is a medium energy type with 125℃ ~ 130℃ dyeing temperature but it is still compatible with Suncron E or Suncron S dyes. It can be applicable to various dyeing processes.
Disperse dye is non-ionic, water insoluble and does not react chemically with nylon; dyeing takes place irrespective of −COOH or −NH2 groups while dyes are retained by the fibre with van der Waals force and H-bonds. As a result, barriness of dyeing, which is a typical problem in dyed nylon, does not appear due to migration of dye; even irregularities in orientation and physical or chemical structures do not hinder formation of levelled shades.
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