Shrill Organic Industries
India's Leading Manufacturer of Reactive Dyes
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VS DYES
VS Dyes are Reactive Dyes possesing Vinyl Sulphone as the reactive group. In presence of Alkali, these dyes chemically react with the hydroxyl group of cellulose and form firm, covalent linkages. These dyes are versatile enough to suit different dyeing methods. Results are excellent and shades come clean and brilliant with no variation in dyeing as well as in printing.
ME DYES
These are mixed bifunctional reactive dyes where Vinyl Sulphone group is linked to chromophore through a monochloro triazine group as a bridge link. They are applicable on cellulosic material at lower dyeing temperature of 60ºC.
HE DYES
HE Dyes are Reactive Dyes possesing Vinyl Sulphone as the reactive group. In presence of Alkali, these dyes chemically react with the hydroxyl group of cellulose and form firm, covalent linkages. These dyes are versatile enough to suit different dyeing methods. Results are excellent and shades come clean and brilliant with no variation in dyeing as well as in printing.
ED DYES
ED range of novel reactive dyestuffs has been designed and developed to satisfy increasing Ecological, Efficient and Economic standards. There are recommended for cellulosic fibers, including blends, for use in exhaust and continuous dyeing.
REACTIVE BLACK MIXTURES DYES
Reactive Black Mixtures Dyes are Reactive Dyes possesing Vinyl Sulphone as the reactive group. In presence of Alkali, these dyes chemically react with the hydroxyl group of cellulose and form firm, covalent linkages. These dyes are versatile enough to suit different dyeing methods. Results are excellent and shades come clean and brilliant with no variation in dyeing as well as in printing.
PRINTING REACTIVE DYES
These are monochlorotriazine reactive dyes having a low reactivity and low substantivity. Since these dyes have low reactivity, they require more severe conditions for fixation with cellulosic materials. They are readily soluble by pouring water of 80-85ºC on powder & stirring well.