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DIQUEST SNA is efficient dispersent (protective colloid), chelating agent for all stages in processing especially washing-off detergent for Reactive dyed & printed fabrics |
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Clear pale yellow viscous liquid |
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Blend of Acrylic co-polymer, polycarboxylate
and phosphonate |
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Anionic |
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7 to 8 |
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Easily dilutable in cold water. |
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Good resistance of acids, alkalies and electrolytes
commonly used in Dyeing Process. |
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Compatible with cationic mild alkaline conditions |
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DIQUEST SNA exhibits excellent dispersing effect on Raw Cotton impurities (Waxes & Pectinates) and on the precipitates caused due to hard water. DIQUEST SNA also has moderate chelating effect on metal ions. Consequently DIQUEST SNA eliminates the adverse effect of Calcium and Mg++ ions on the solubility of anionic dyes and their affinity to cellulosics. |
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DIQUEST SNA has limited chelating potential, insufficient to remove metal ions form metal complex dye hence it does not impair the shade and fastness properties of Dyeing Process obtained with reactive and direct, metal complex dyes. |
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DIQUEST SNA is non foaming. |
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Dyeing Process Cotton with Vat Dyes : High concentrations of Ca+++ and Mg++ ions in grey cotton are responsible for substantial losses in colour yield obtainable using vat dyes. DIQUEST SNA by virtue of its chelating property prevents any colour yield losses in liquors of low to moderate hardness (150 mg Ca++/litr). (If water is of greater hardness then a stronger chelating agent will be necessary) like Ecosoft – 100. |
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Dyeing Process Cotton with Reactive & Direct Dyes :If the water is hard, calcium carbonates may be precipitated during the Dyeing Process of raw cotton with reactive and direct dyes. DIQUEST SNA is 1a very effective dispersant for the calcium carbonate thus formed and maintains it in a finely dispersed state. As a result, opalescence of the Dyeing Process liquor is avoided. |
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Another factor in favour of DIQUEST SNA in this application is its moderate chelating effect. It thus suppresses the formation of calcium salts of reactive dyes hydrolysates that are difficult to wash out. |
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Thus DIQUEST SNA offers many advantages over strong, purely chelating agents based on EDTA and NTA. |
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Applications |
Amount required |
| Enzymatic and oxidative desizing |
1 – 3 m/l |
Washing off synthetic sizes |
1 – 2 m/l |
| Alkaline boiling off |
2 – 3 m/l |
Hot and cold peroxide bleaching. |
2 – 3 m/l |
| Dyeing Process of synthetic fibres |
0.5 – 1 m/l |
| Dyeing Process of wound packages and knitted goods |
1 – 2 m/l |
| Dyeing Process of cotton with reactive and vat dyes |
0.5 – 3 m/l |
| Dyeing Process with Naphtol AS dyes |
1 – 2 m/l |
| Washing-off and soaping processes for reactive dyed & printed fabrics |
0.5 – 2 m/l |
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The above information is in good faith but without warranty. |
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DIQUEST AP 274 is efficient dispersent (protective colloid), chelating agent for all stages in processing especially washing-off detergent for Reactive dyed & printed fabrics, specially formulated for anti-tinting properties |
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Clear pale yellow viscous liquid |
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Blend of Acrylic co-polymer, polycarboxylate and phosphonate |
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Anionic |
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7 to 8 |
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Easily dilutable in cold water. |
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Good resistance of acids, alkalies and electrolytes
commonly used in dyeing |
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Compatible with cationic mild alkaline conditions. |
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| DIQUEST AP 274 exhibits excellent dispersing effect on Raw Cotton impurities (Waxes & Pectinates) and on the precipitates caused due to hard water. DIQUEST AP 274 also has moderate chelating effect on metal ions. Consequently DIQUEST AP 274 eliminates the adverse effect of Calcium and Mg++ ions on the solubility of anionic dyes and their affinity to cellulosics. |
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DIQUEST AP 274 has limited chelating potential, insufficient to remove metal ions form metal complex dye hence it does not impair the shade and fastness properties of dyeing obtained with reactive and direct, metal complex dyes. |
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DIQUEST AP 274 is non foaming |
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• DIQUEST AP 274, due to its strong detergency & dispersing property, enables to prevent tinting on adjacent portions of top dyed / yarn dyed and printed fabrics. |
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Dyeing Cotton with Vat Dyes : High concentrations of Ca+++ and Mg++ ions in grey cotton are responsible for substantial losses in colour yield obtainable using vat dyes. DIQUEST AP 274 by virtue of its chelating property prevents any colour yield losses in liquors of low to moderate hardness (150 mg Ca++/litr). (If water is of greater hardness then a stronger chelating agent will be necessary) like Ecosoft – 100. |
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Dyeing Cotton with Reactive & Direct Dyes :If the water is hard, calcium carbonates may be precipitated during the dyeing of raw cotton with reactive and direct dyes. DIQUEST AP 274 is a very effective dispersant for the calcium carbonate thus formed and maintains it in a finely dispersed state. As a result, opalescence of the dyeing liquor is avoided. |
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Another factor in favour of DIQUEST AP 274 in this application is its moderate chelating effect. It thus suppresses the formation of calcium salts of reactive dyes hydrolysates that are difficult to wash out. |
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| Thus DIQUEST AP 274 offers many advantages over strong, purely chelating agents based on EDTA and NTA. |
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Applications |
Amount required |
| Enzymatic and oxidative desizing |
1 – 3 m/l |
Washing off synthetic sizes |
1 – 2 m/l |
| Alkaline boiling off |
2 – 3 m/l |
Hot and cold peroxide bleaching. |
2 – 3 m/l |
| Dyeing of synthetic fibres |
0.5 – 1 m/l |
| Dyeing of wound packages and knitted goods |
1 – 2 m/l |
| Dyeing of cotton with reactive and vat dyes |
0.5 – 3 m/l |
| Dyeing with Naphtol AS dyes |
1 – 2 m/l |
| Washing-off and soaping processes for reactive dyed & printed fabrics |
0.5 – 2 m/l at boil |
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The above information is in good faith but without warranty. |
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