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Ozone and nitrogen oxides are strong oxidizing agents. Ozone is used to detect carbon-carbon double bonds in organic chemistry and also causes the bleaching effect seen with indigo dye. Nitrogen oxides, composed mainly of nitrogen monoxide and nitrogen dioxide, are also aggressive agents. A quaternary ammonium softener can be used to protect indigo dyed fabrics from fading caused by ozone and nitrogen oxides.
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DERMASIL is a specialty softening agent that provides an excellent silky and soft feel to natural and synthetic fabrics. It is suitable for post-curing processes as it produces very low formaldehyde values after drying. Unlike formaldehyde-based resins, DERMASIL does not cause formaldehyde formation during production or change the shade of dyed goods. It is a reactive cationic silicone softener that has a strong affinity for cotton, rayon, polyester, nylon, wool and their blends. The product provides an absolute dry and natural handle to treated fabrics.
SYLAST. Sewing thread ,yarn lubricants and wetwaxing agents
SYLAST Series is a range of high quality lubricants for sewing threads,yarn lubrication, wet waxing & softening.The range includes anhydrous lubricants and water based emulsions enabling reduction in coefficient of friction,improved heat dissipation,needle protection,static control and reduced fabric damage.
Quest Aq
The document discusses moisture management in textiles. Moisture management refers to a fabric's ability to transport moisture vapor and liquid away from the skin to the outer surface of the garment. Current moisture management technologies focus on absorption properties, but newer technologies aim to both absorb moisture quickly and release it quickly for faster drying. Quest-AQ is a new three-directional moisture management technology designed for polyester fabrics that transports moisture rapidly in all directions for maximum comfort.
Powersil 360
Powersil 360 is specially designed to ensure optimum orientation of modified silicone on fabric substrates.
Alquat BBA
ALQUAT BBA is a unique catalyst and desorbing agent designed to greatly accelerate the action of chlorine bleach on indigo. It allows for substantial reductions in chlorine bleach concentrations, bleach cycle time, and process temperatures while achieving the same shade. ALQUAT BBA reduces fabric damage and lowers localized abrasion and streak marks when used. Its use results in reduced quantities of antichlor, peroxide in subsequent steps, and objectionable gases and odors in the local environment.
Aquasorb Sr
Aquasorb is a fabric conditioner that provides moisture absorption and wicking properties to polyester, nylon, and their blends. It allows fabrics like cycling jerseys treated with Aquasorb to better absorb moisture from the body and evaporate it, improving wearability, ease of care, and comfort for the rider in varying temperatures. Aquasorb works by creating a hydrophilic surface on polyester fabrics that enables moisture absorption and evaporation, making the fabric "breathe".
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- 5. ATTACKING AGENTS Ozone O3 : Ozone is the strongest oxidizing agent after fluorine. In organic chemistry it serves to detect C-C double bonds. The general bleaching effect of ozone on indigo is well- known. Therefore the indigo dyestuff is also used as an indicator dyestuff in detection systems (e.g. Drager) which serve to measure the ozone concentration. Nitrogen oxides Nox : Nitrogen oxides are also referred to as “nitrous gases”. Nitrogen oxides are mainly composed on nitrogen monoxide & nitrogen dioxide. They are known to be highly aggressive agents.
- 10. It is a quaternary ammonium softener used to protect indigo dyed fabric against ozone & NOx fading . Economical & Ecofriendly. Stable silicone emulsion Imparts excellent softness and better softening effect than conventional amino fluid Protect Indigo Dye from Ozone fading Eco friendly
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