Leather Dyes Specialized Manufacturer

Ltd. is an acid dyes, direct dyes, leather dyes, feed additives and other chemical raw materials manufacturers, products are mainly used in leather, wool, tweed, silk, paper, wood, metal and other industry sectors.

Analysis of Leather Dye Components

2020-07-11

A very important prerequisite for effectively using leather dyes in leather dyeing is to first understand what leather dyes are. We need to know what components are included in leather dyes, as this is beneficial for successfully achieving dyeing goals and improving dyeing techniques. The following article will briefly introduce the knowledge of the components of leather dyes.

Disinfectant Manufacturer: Common Categories of Disinfectant Solutions Introduction

2020-07-09

In our daily lives, we often use disinfectants, especially for those who frequently clean. Some household disinfectants are essential medicines in every home. So, what are the common categories of household disinfectants produced by disinfectant manufacturers? Below, the disinfectant manufacturer will provide a detailed introduction.

Disinfectant Manufacturer: The Correct Method for Indoor Disinfection with Disinfectant Water

2020-07-01

Indoor disinfection is a very important issue in everyone's daily life. Many people like to use disinfectants in their rooms. Nowadays, there are many types of disinfectants sold by manufacturers on the market. After we purchase disinfectants to take home, what we need to do is to understand clearly how to use indoor disinfectants.

Disinfectant Product Manufacturer: Production Management Requirements for Disinfectant Products

2020-06-28

In our daily lives, we cannot do without the help of disinfectant products in various aspects. Disinfectant products refer to disinfectants, disinfection equipment, sanitary products, and disposable medical supplies. This includes everything from large sterilization equipment to everyday items like toilet paper and disinfectant liquid, all of which fall under the category of disinfectant products. Although there is a wide variety of disinfectant products, they cannot be produced carelessly; the production of disinfectant products by manufacturers is also subject to management requirements.

Methods for Dyeing Leather with Dyes

2020-06-22

The dyeing methods for leather dyes can be classified based on tools and equipment into drum dyeing, vat dyeing, brush dyeing, spray dyeing, roller printing, etc. In practical use, drum dyeing is very common and widely used. Other methods such as single-sided dyeing are also quite common, used to supplement tones or enhance dyeing effects. Drum dyeing is the main dyeing method for chrome-tanned leather, as it is convenient to operate, provides uniform dyeing, and has good dye fastness. Depending on the differences in coloring conditions and hue requirements, there are various drum dyeing processes for leather dyes.

How to mix colors for leather dye?

2020-06-19

The color mixing process for leather dyes generally employs the basic principles of the color triangle. When dyeing leather, using a single dye often does not yield the desired color, so several pigments need to be selected and mixed. For example, mixing the red and blue parts of the spectrum can produce purple. The color after mixing pigments is determined by the combined light reflected from the various colored pigments. Currently, there is no complete and perfect color matching standard for leather dyes. However, a considerable amount of practical experience has been accumulated, and there are some effective and practical color mixing methods. Based on this color mixing method, one can quickly master the mixing of certain leather dyes.

A brief introduction to the classification of leather dyes.

2020-06-17

Dyes used for coloring protein leather fibers are known as leather dyes. Leather dyes are easily soluble in water, and the process of absorption, fixation, and coloring of leather fibers in an acidic medium is called dyeing. Leather dyes require vibrant colors and must possess excellent "affinity" for leather fibers, as well as various fastness properties, such as lightfastness, wash fastness, dry and wet rubbing fastness, light resistance, sweat resistance, and migration resistance, among other specialized indicators for leather dyeing.

[Textile Knowledge] The Relationship Between the Structure of Acid Dyes and Their Application Performance

2020-05-21

Texas Jinmao Chemical Co., Ltd. is a manufacturer of acid dyes, leather dyes, feed additives, gamma-aminobutyric acid, additives, dyeing agents, disinfectants, and disinfectant products. The acid dyes and leather dyes are mainly used in the leather, wool, felt, silk, and papermaking industries. The gamma-aminobutyric acid products are primarily used as feed additives for pigs, poultry, cattle, and shrimp. Jinmao Chemical has introduced advanced production processes and testing equipment from international peers, focusing on the research, development, and production of acid dyes, leather dyes, weak acid dyes, neutral dyes, and direct dyes. The company offers over eighty varieties of dyes with a complete color spectrum. Leveraging its own advantages, Jinmao Chemical actively develops feed additives such as gamma-aminobutyric acid and dihydropyridine, promoting a brand innovation development path that prioritizes environmental protection and is supported by technology. The company's decision-making is based on a long-term vision, establishing standardized operating procedures and promoting work standardization and institutionalization.

Basic Knowledge of Dyes: Methods for Dyeing with Various Dyes

2020-05-21

1. Direct Dyes: Direct dyes have relatively good heat stability. They can be dissolved using soft water with soda ash. When preparing the dye, first mix the dye with cold soft water to form a paste, then add boiling soft water while stirring to dissolve, dilute with hot water, and after cooling, add water to reach the specified liquid volume. 2. Reactive Dyes: This type of dye is not heat resistant and is prone to hydrolysis at high temperatures. It is advisable to prepare a paste with cold soft water, and then dissolve it in soft water at an appropriate temperature based on the hydrolysis stability of the specific dye. Dilute with heated soft water, and after cooling, add soft water to reach the specified liquid volume. Low-temperature type (X type): Use cold water or water at 30-35°C (basically phased out). High-temperature type (K type, HE type, etc.): Use hot water at 70-80°C. Medium-temperature type (KN, M type): Use hot water at 60-70°C. For dyes with low solubility, use hot water at 90°C. 3. Reducing Dyes: The dissolution process of reducing dyes is a reduction reaction. When dissolving, the temperature should be determined based on the reduction conditions of the reducing agent used. For example, the commonly used reducing agent for reducing dyes is sodium hydrosulfite, and the optimal temperature for use in solution is 60°C; temperatures that are too high can lead to significant decomposition of the reducing agent. (1) Full bath method: Place the dye in the dyeing cup, add red oil and a small amount of warm soft water to mix, then add the specified amount of caustic soda and sodium hydrosulfite, and add soft water to the required bath volume, reducing at 55°C. (2) Dry cylinder method: Place the dye in the dyeing cup, add red oil and a small amount of warm soft water to mix, then add two-thirds of the amount of caustic soda and sodium hydrosulfite, making the dye liquor amount one-third of the total. The temperature for dissolution should be determined based on the reduction conditions of the reducing agent used. Add the remaining caustic soda and sodium hydrosulfite to the dyeing cup, and add soft water to the required bath volume. 4. Sulfur Dyes: Accurately weigh the required amount of dye into a beaker, use cold soft water to form a paste, then add pre-dissolved sodium sulfide dye liquor, and boil for 10 minutes. Dilute with heated soft water, and after cooling, add soft water to reach the specified liquid volume. 5. Disperse Dyes: Disperse dyes are prone to crystallization at high temperatures. When preparing, it is advisable to first use cold soft water to form a paste, then use cold soft water below 40°C for dissolution, and add soft water to reach the specified liquid volume. 6. Acid Dyes: Acid dyes have relatively good heat stability. When preparing acid dyes, first use cold soft water to form a paste, then add boiling soft water while stirring to dissolve, dilute with heated soft water, and after cooling, add soft water to reach the specified liquid volume. 7. Cationic Dyes: Cationic dyes have relatively good heat stability. When preparing, first use concentrated acetic acid (as a solubilizer) to form a paste, then add boiling soft water while stirring to dissolve, dilute with hot water, and after cooling, add soft water to reach the specified liquid volume.
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