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REACTIVE
M BRAND DYES are highly reactive requiring
comparatively milder conditions in dye
fixatoin. They are primarily of interest
in dyeing at normal room temperature
(about 25 - 35 Deg. C) using Soda Ash
or Sodium Bicarbonate.
REACTIVE M BRAND Reactive dyes are applicable
to cellulosic textiles by Batch - wise,
Semi-continuous and Continuous methods
in conventional textile machinery like
Open-vat, Package, Jet, Jig, Winch and
Padding mangle. The versatility in various
application procedures and the availability
of a wide range of bright and fast shades
are the outstanding features of this
class of dyestuffs.
GENERAL
CHARACTERISTICS OF 'M' BRAND DYES
Stability
The dyestuffs should be stored
in cool and dry conditions. The containers
should be tightly closed when not in
use. High temperature, Humidity, and
alkaline pH conditions reduce the stability
of the dyes in solution.
Water supply
Soft of the softened water should
be employed, avoiding alkalinity especially
while dissolving the dyes, when hard
along is available, it should be softened
with sequestering agents. In dyeing,
the pH of the water supply should be
within the limits pH - 7-8.
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Brill.
Yellow
M8G |
Y.86 |
M |
80 |
G |
5
6 |
5 |
4 |
4 |
2 |
+ |
+ |
- |
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Yellow
M4G |
Y.22 |
H |
50 |
G |
4-5
5-6 |
5 |
4 |
4-5 |
1 |
+ |
+ |
- |
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Yellow
M4R |
O.14 |
H |
100 |
F |
4
5 |
5 |
4 |
4 |
2 |
+ |
+ |
- |
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Yellow
MR |
Y.44 |
H |
100 |
P |
4
5 |
4-5 |
4 |
5 |
2 |
+ |
(+) |
- |
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Brill.
Orange M2R |
O.4 |
H |
100 |
P |
4
5 |
5 |
4 |
4 |
3 |
+ |
+ |
- |
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Red
M5B |
R.2 |
H |
100 |
F |
3-4
4-5 |
4-5 |
4 |
4-5 |
1 |
+ |
+ |
- |
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Red
M8B |
R.11 |
H |
70 |
P |
3-4
4-5 |
4-5 |
4 |
4-5 |
4 |
+ |
+ |
- |
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Magenta
MB |
V.13 |
H |
80 |
F |
3-4
4-5 |
4 |
3-4 |
5 |
3 |
+ |
+ |
- |
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Violet
M4R |
V.12 |
H |
80 |
F |
3-4
4-5 |
4 |
3-4 |
5 |
3 |
+ |
+ |
- |
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Brill.
Blue MR |
B.4 |
H |
80 |
P |
6
6 |
5 |
3-4 |
4-5 |
3-4 |
+ |
+ |
- |
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Key
to Abbreviations |
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Affinity or Substantivity on
cotton |
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L |
= Low |
+ |
= Suitable |
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M |
= Medium |
(+) |
= Fairly
Suitable |
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H |
= High |
- |
= Not
Suitable |
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V |
= Very
High |
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Dischargeability |
: G = Good;
F = Fair;
P = Poor
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Light |
: 1
to 8 in increasing order |
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Washing & other |
: 1
to 5 in increasing order |
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Y |
= Yellow |
O |
= Orange |
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R |
= Red |
V |
= Violet |
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B |
= Blue |
Br |
= Brown |
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Bl |
= Black |
G |
= Green |
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PREPARATION
OF THE GOODS FOR DYEING
In order to obtain satisfactory
results the preparation of the cotton
materials , prior to dyeing is most
important . The goods should be
de - sized and scoured well in order
to impart adequate absorbency to
the substrate and remove all impurities
that may impede proper dye uptake
in the subsequent dyeing process
Level shades with optimum dye penetration
and colour fastness are obtained
only on well prepared material.
DISSOLVING
OF DYESTUFF
The dyestuff is made to a smooth
paste with cold water and dissolved
by adding warm water, whilst stirring
. Where solubility limits are exceeded
satisfactory solution can be obtained
by addition of urea.
DETAILS
OF DYEING (EXHAUST METHOD)
This is recommended for cotton yarn
in Open -vat (Beck) or Package -dyeing
machines; cotton piece goods on
Jigger, Winch. Jet -dyeing machines
etc.
The bath is set at room temperature
(about 25-35oC )with pre-dissolved
dye and run for 10minutes . Pre
- dissolved salt (Glauber's Salt
or common Salt ) is added and run
for 20-30 minutes . pre - dissolved
alkali (Soda Ash) is then added
and dyeing continued for 30-60 minutes
. Finally , Washing -off as described
at the end.
SALT
& ALKALI REQUIREMENT :
TABLE-1
upto
0.5%
0.2 - 2.0%
2.0 - 4.0%
Above 4.0% |
30
40
50
60 |
5
10
15
20 |
5
5
10
15 |
3
4
8
10 |
2
2
4
5 |
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Liquor:goods
ratio |
For
all Liquor:goods ratio |
4:1 |
10:1 |
20:1 |
30:1 |
SEMI
- CONTINUOUS METHODS OF APPLICATION
FOR COTTON PIECE GOODS
In all above methods of application
which involve padding , the following
precautions are valuable to help
avoid "tailing or " effects in the
dyeings":
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Employing a small pad trough
"V" or "U" shaped ,having an
optimum capacity of 5-10 liters.
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Using high running speeds commensurate
with the needs of the rest of
the process and setting the
padding mangle to give adequate
squeeze .Normally, 60 or 70%
nipexpression may be kept for
cotton goods . The mangle squeeze
should be even on the padded
goods and the through ,fed with
dye liquor to a constant level
throughout .
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In
all dye- fixing operations ,
involving steaming in particular
, addition of Resist Salt is
recommended to the padding liquor
to counteract any adverse reductive
action of the dye.
Add
5-10 parts sodium bicarbonate (pre-dissolved)
and 2-5 parts Calsolene Oil HS to
dye padding solution at 20- 3oC
. Migration during can be minimized
by using suitable wetting agent
and 10 parts of dissolved common
salt or Glauber's salt (unhydrous)
pad to give minimum pick up. Diffusion
into viscose rayon is aided by batching
and storing for I hour or more before
drying. Dry at 100-120oC for 1-2
minutes in hot flue, or pin stenter
or on cylinders set to dry slowly.
Wash to clear agent and unfixed
dye.
Pad-batch
Method
Pad liquor composition:
| 'M'
dyes |
-
X parts |
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Wetting agent |
-
2-5 parts |
| Urea
(wherever necessary) |
-
50-200 parts |
| Soda
Ash |
-
As per table 1 |
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| Total |
-
1000 parts |
Process
Dissolve dye urea and wetting agent
.The dye solution and alkali are
mixed just before padding . The
goods are padded in above pad liquor
solution and immediately batched
on plastic sheet and kept for 2
hours and then washed
Washing
-off procedure
In order to obtain maximum wet-
fastness properties , brightness
and purity of shades with consistent
dyeing results , it is essential
to give a through 'Soaping' to clear
- off unreacted hydrolysed dye from
the dyed fabric.
The dyed fabric is rinsed repeatedly
in cold water to remove most of
the alkali , salt and unfixed dye
present and rinsed again in warm
water not higher than 60oC. Then
run in a bath containing.
Anionic
detergent
1-2 gms /liter for 15 minutes at
the boil. Then rinse in warm water
(up to 60oC ) and finally in cold
water . The most satisfactory results
in washing - off particularly for
piece goods ,are obtained by employing
an open soaper or perforated Beam
- washing machine. If such equipments
are not available , conventional
ones like jig or winch may be used
.for yarn in the hank form open
- vat is employed and for yarn in
package form the package -dyeing
machine itself is used.
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