Why Disperse Dyes Are Ideal for Polyester and Synthetic Fabrics
Vibrant and durable colors on synthetic fibers such as polyester in the textile industries require specialized dyeing processes. Unlike dyes on natural fibers, synthetic materials do not tend to absorb water-soluble dyes easily. Disperse dyeing is used to help achieve deep shades with reasonable durability. Colourinn Auxiliaries is a major supplier of dyeing products that add excellent color retention and performance properties to the fabrics used in the industry. This blog explores the reasons that make disperse dyes the best choice for polyester and other synthetic fabrics. 1. Understanding Disperse Dyes Disperse dyes are a kind of colorant to be classified as non-ionic and more importantly water insoluble so that they can be used to dye fibers hydrophobically- polyester, acetate, and nylon. Unlike reactive colors, or acid dyes that find their basis in water solubility, disperse dyes are finely ground to a small size and dispersed in water with the help of different kinds of a...