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C.I. Disperse Orange 47 is used as a colorant for dyeing synthetic fibers such as polyester, nylon, and acrylic. Its high fastness ensures that the color remains bright even under harsh conditions and is not susceptible to fading, staining and wear. Its ability to deliver consistent and stable color even under challenging conditions is a valuable asset for researchers and formulators seeking to develop innovative products with higher aesthetic and performance. C.I. Disperse Orange 47 is the first choice for textile dyeing, offering rich, attractive orange hues that add depth and vitality to a wide range of fabrics. Its outstanding dyeing properties, including high color strength, good fastness and excellent light and washable resistance, make it the solution of choice for designers, textile manufacturers and dye houses, allowing products to be presented in bold, long-lasting colors. C.I. Disperse Orange 47 is also used as a pigment in the plastics industry, particularly for coloring polyethylene, polypropylene and polystyrene. Its light resistance and fade resistance make it ideal for manufacturing durable and long-lasting colored plastics. In the ink industry, C.I. Disperse Orange 47 is used as a colorant in the manufacture of high-quality printing inks. Its excellent fastness ensures that printed materials retain their color freshness and fade resistance even when exposed to light lines and other environmental factors. C.I. Disperse Orange 47 is a versatile and reliable dye that can be used in a wide range of industries due to its outstanding color fastness properties.

Dispersed diazo black GNN is mainly used for dyeing polyester and its blended fabrics, and can also be used for dyeing acetate, triacetate and nylon. It needs to be used in combination with Naphthol AS-D during dyeing. After dyeing, it is treated with sodium nitrite diazotization in acidic medium to obtain a black color.

It is mainly used for dyeing and printing cotton, viscose and its fabrics. The shade and dyeing performance are similar to the direct light blue RGL, and can be replaced with each other. It can also be used for printing and dyeing nylon and its fabrics, adding cosolvent, and fixing with ammonium tartrate. Dyeing adopts padding method. When cotton, viscose and other fibers are dyed in the same bath, the color of wool and nylon is lighter than that of cotton and viscose, and the silk is lighter. T

Reactive bright yellow X-6G is mainly used for dyeing skeins and fabrics of cotton and viscose fibers, with good level dyeing and fastness to wet treatment. It can also be used to dye nylon, silk and wool, and can also be used to print copper ammonium fiber fabrics. It can also be dyed with reactive brilliant blue X-BR for various greens and used for cotton and viscose fiber products; and reactive emerald blue KN-G for dyed fruit green and used for silk textiles.

Used for dyeing cotton, viscose and other fabrics

Alcohol-soluble light-fast red CG is mainly used for coloring transparent paint, celluloid, plexiglass, polyvinyl chloride, aluminum foil, etc.

Used for dyeing wool, silk and nylon