Direct dyes also called Substantive Dye.Direct dyes are usually cheap and easily applied, and they can yield bright colours. Washfastness is poor but may be improved by aftertreatment. Most packaged dyes sold for home use are direct dyes.
Sulphur Red LGF
Name:Sulphur Red LGF (R-14);Strength:100%-200%;50%Sodium Sulphur:1:1;Oxdizing Method:A;Packing:25kg/DR.
Sulphur Yellow Brown 6G
Appearance:Homogeneous deep yellowish -brown powder;Color&luster:Violet powder;Strength:100%;Main used :Used to dye cotton fabric and vinylon .cotton mixed fabric also used in leather dyeing.Packing...
Sulphur Blue BRN
Appearance:Homogeneous bluish;Color&luster:Violet powder;Strength:150%;Main Uses:Used to dye cotton fabric,linen fabric ,viscose fibre and binylon/cotton mixed fabric.Also used in leather and paper...
Sulphur Bordeaux B3R
Appearance:Violet-brown powder;Strength:100%;Main used:Used to dye cotton fabric and vinyion/cotton mixed fabric .Also used in leather dyeing;Packing : 25kg iron barrel .
Basic Brilliant Blue BO
Appearance:reddish blue powder.Strength:100%. Physical appearance:redish blue powder .
Methyl Violet 5BN
Basic Violet 3
Physical appearance: dark green gleamy and brilliant powder or crystals
Applicaton:They can be applied for the dyeing of paper,wool,cotton,leather.
Basic Violet 2B
Methyl Violet : a derivative of pararosaniline; dark green powder; used as an antiallergen and bactericide, acid-base indicator and for the Gram stain; the Flemming triple stain with iodine; and...
Basic Magenta
Basic dye is a class of dyes, usually synthetic, that act as bases, and which are actually aniline dyes. Their color base is not water soluble but can be made so by converting the base into a salt....
Basic Rhodamine B
Physical Appearance : Bright reddish violet powder.
Applicaton : Used for any fibers and can be obtained attractive shades with enough deep colours yield, they can be applied for the dyeing of...
Malachite Green
Malachite green is a synthetic dye used to colour silk, wool, jute, leather, cotton and paper. The name comes
from the similarity of colour of malachite green to the mineral, malachite.
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