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KHATAU VALABHDAS AND CO.
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Multiple Direct Dyes

Multiple Direct Dyes Specification

Poisonous
Some types may be hazardous; handle with care

Melting Point
Typically 120150C (varies)

Strength
100% Standardized

HS Code
3204

Other Names
Direct Colour, Benzidine Dyes (in some cases)

Resistance
Moderate to good light and washing fastness

Ph Level
68 (1% Solution)

Moisture (%)
<1%

Boiling point
Not applicable; decomposes

Solubility
Soluble in water

Smell
Mild or Odorless

Taste
Odorless

Rubbing Resistance
Moderate

Shape
Fine Powder, Crystalline

Size
Variable (mesh size available on request)

Shelf Life
2 Years in sealed container

Application

Water Resistance
Good

Solvent Color
Color varies with dye class (yellow, red, blue, etc.)

Molecular Formula
Varies with dye (C.I. Direct Dye series)

Density
1.6 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Purity
>95%

Grade
Industrial Grade, Textile Grade

Structural Formula
Varies according to dye subclass

CAS No
Varies (depending on specific dye)

Type
Direct Dye

Usage
Industrial, Textile Dyeing, Paper, Leather, Silk, Cotton Fibers

EINECS No
Varies (based on dye type)

Physical Form
Powder / Granular

Storage Conditions
Store in cool, dry, ventilated area; keep containers tightly closed

Product Form
Single Shade or Blended Shades

Packaging Type
HDPE Bags, Drums, Fiber Drums, Custom packaging

Manufacturing Process
Azo/benzidine or non-benzidine process, environmental compliance

Safety Information
Avoid inhalation and contact with skin and eyes. Use protective equipment.

Lead Content
Complies with international safety standards

Color Index No
Available per dye shade

Stability
Stable under recommended conditions

Multiple Direct Dyes Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
10 Kilograms

Supply Ability
50 Kilograms Per Week

Delivery Time
1-2 Days

About Multiple Direct Dyes

Multiple Direct Dyes are the ones used on cellulosic fibers when good lightfastness is needed, but wash fastness is not critical. These include upholstery, window coverings, and heavy bedding where the finished item is seldom washed or is labeled as dryclean only. Multiple Direct Dyes can be availed from us at cost- effective rates.

Versatile Applications for Direct Dyes

Multiple Direct Dyes are suitable for a wide range of industries, including textiles, paper, leather, silk, and cotton fiber dyeing. Their strong color strength and reliable consistency ensure uniform coverage, making them the preferred choice for professionals seeking dependable performance in both industrial and textile environments.

Superior Quality and Compliance

Our direct dyes boast purity levels above 95% and strictly adhere to international safety and environmental standards, including low lead content and responsible manufacturing processes. This ensures not only product excellence but also peace of mind for customers regarding safety and regulatory compliance.

Safe Packaging and Storage

Packaged in robust HDPE bags, drums, or fiber drums, Multiple Direct Dyes are designed for optimal safety and easy handling. Custom packaging options are available to suit specific needs, and proper storage in cool, dry, ventilated spaces is recommended to maintain dye stability and prolong shelf life.

FAQ's of Multiple Direct Dyes:

Q: How should Multiple Direct Dyes be stored to maintain their quality and stability?

A: Multiple Direct Dyes should be kept in cool, dry, and well-ventilated areas with containers tightly closed. This prevents moisture absorption and preserves their efficacy for up to two years.

Q: What is the recommended process for applying these dyes to textiles and other substrates?

A: Direct Dyes are best used in aqueous solutions for dyeing cellulose fibers, paper, leather, and similar materials. Adequate mixing and proper temperature control during the dye bath ensure uniform coloration.

Q: When is protective equipment necessary during handling, and why?

A: It is essential to use gloves, masks, and eye protection whenever handling Multiple Direct Dyes, as some types may be hazardous and could cause irritation upon inhalation or contact with skin and eyes.

Q: Where are these dyes commonly utilized across industries?

A: Multiple Direct Dyes are widely employed in textile mills, paper manufacturing plants, leather tanneries, and garment finishing units for coloring cotton, silk, paper, and other substrates.

Q: What benefits do these dyes offer compared to alternative coloring agents?

A: They provide excellent solubility, uniform coverage, moderate-to-good light and washing fastness, and meet international safety and environmental standards, making them a reliable choice for manufacturers.

Q: How does the packaging type contribute to the safe transportation and usage of these dyes?

A: HDPE bags, fiber drums, and custom containers offer protection from moisture and contamination. Secure packaging ensures safe transport and easy handling at various manufacturing and processing sites.