ATLACRON
(DISPERSE DYES)
ATLACRON
(DISPERSE DYES)
Disperse dyes are commonly used for dyeing synthetic and hydrophobic materials such as polyester fibers or nylon. Disperse dyes will yield best results if the dyeing process are being carried out in high temperature (120ºC-130ºC).
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ATLACION
(REACTIVE DYES)
ATLACION
REACTIVE DYES)
Reactive dyes are typically used for dyeing cotton, flax, or wool. Due to their nature in forming covalent bon with the fibre, reactive dyes have good fastness.
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ATLACID
(ACID DYES)
ATLACID
(ACID DYES)
Acid Dyes are water soluble and have good fastness. Therefore it has been widely applied for dyeing protein fibers such as wool, silk, and synthetic fiber nylon. Its high solubility in water is generated by its sulphonic acid groups content that are typically present as sodium sulphonate salts.
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ATLARECT
(DIRECT DYES)
ATLARECT
(DIRECT DYES)
Direct Dyes are easily applied and suitable for dyeing all cellulose fibers such as cotton, linen, and rayon. The dyeing process is usually being carried out near boiling temperature (90ºC-100ºC).
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