Reactive dyes printing thickeners are substances that are used in the textile industry to increase the viscosity or thickness
of reactive dye pastes used for printing on fabrics. These thickeners help to control the flow of the dye paste and prevent it
from spreading or bleeding on the fabric.
There are different types of thickeners that can be used for reactive dyes printing, including natural thickeners such as guar
gum, tamarind gum, and sodium alginate, as well as synthetic thickeners like acrylic polymers and polyvinyl alcohol.
The choice of thickener depends on various factors such as the type of fabric, desired printing effect, and the printing technique
used. Some thickeners are more suitable for printing on cotton fabrics, while others may be better for synthetic or blended fabrics.
In addition to increasing the viscosity of the dye paste, reactive dyes printing thickeners also help to improve the color yield and sharpness of the printed design. They also aid in the adhesion of the dye to the fabric, ensuring that the color remains vibrant and
does not wash out easily.
Overall, reactive dyes printing thickeners play a crucial role in achieving high-quality and long-lasting prints on textiles. They help
to control the printing process, enhance the color intensity, and ensure that the printed design stays intact even after multiple washes.
Data
| Item | QX-530 | PH Value | 6~7 |
| Composition | Dispersions of acrylic polymers | Appearance | Milky white viscous fluid |
| Ionic Property | Anionic | Solid Content | 72±2% |
Anticorrosion Pigments, Inkjet Receptive Coating, Matting Agent
