H Dyes have low reactivity and needs a slightly higher temperature, usually about 80°C and higher PH about 11 is required to fix the dyes. It is substantively towards substrates is low. These dyes are mainly suitable for textile printing because of relative inertness of dye towards alkali at room temperatures, which allows formulation of stable print paste containing both dye and an alkali. The fabric to be printed must be properly desized to make absorbent. Mercerisation of cotton fabrics and causticization cellulose fabrics yield brilliant and deep prints. Hot brand dyes also known as 'P' dyes.
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'H' Dyes (Cynuric Hot Brand) |
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PRODUCT NAME |
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Reactive Yellow H4G | Yellow 18 | 129898-77-7 |
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Reactive Golden Yellow HR | Orange 12 | 93050-80-7 |
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Reactive Orange H2R | Orange 13 | - |
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Reactive Red H8B | Red 31 | 79809-27-1 |
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Reactive Red 6BX | Red 76 | 93050-79-4 |
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Reactive Magenta HB | Red 12 / Violet 26 | - |
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Reactive Purple H3R | Violet 1 | - |
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Reactive Blue RX / HR | Blue 59 | 145017-98-7 |
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Reactive Blue H5R | Blue 13 | -- |
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Reactive Turq. Blue H2GP | Blue 77 | - |
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Reactive Brown H4R | Brown 9 | - |
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Reactive Black HN | Black 8 | - |