Basic Powder Dyes

Description

Basic powder dyes are cationic, water-soluble synthetic dyes that are typically available in fine powdered form. They are known for producing bright and vibrant shades and are primarily used for dyeing materials with acidic groups, such as acrylic fibers, paper, and certain plastics. These dyes are easy to store, cost-effective, and have a long shelf life, making them ideal for various industrial applications.

Color Characteristics

Basic Yellow 2 (Auromine O)
Basic Blue 9 (Methylene Blue)
Basic Blue 26 ( Victoria Blue)
Basic Green 1 (Brilliant Green)
Basic Green 4 (Malachite Green)
Basic Violet 1 (Methyl Violet 2B)
Basic Violet 4 (Ethyl Violet)
Basic Violet 10 (Rhodamine B)
Basic Brown 1 (Bismark Brown Y)
Basic Brown 4 (Bismark Brown R)
Basic Orange 1 (Chrysodine R)
Basic Orange 2 (Chrysodine Y)

Key Characteristics

  • Bright Shades: Provide brilliant and intense colors.
  • Water Soluble:Dissolve easily in water, offering ease of formulation.
  • Strong Affinity: Excellent binding to substrates like acrylic fibers and paper.
  • Cost-Effective: Economical due to high concentration and low dosage requirement.
  • Stable Shelf Life: Long storage life without significant degradation.
  • Easy HandlingPowder form allows for precise measurement and handling.

Applications

Textile Industry

Plastic Industry

Paper Industry

Ink & Coatings

Leather and Wood Stains