Cationic modifier

Ionic modifiers are compounds with reactive functional groups. They are mainly used for garment coating dyeing of cellulose fibers such as cotton, linen, and artificial cotton, and for dyeing in the same bath with reactive and direct dyes.
Performance
Appearance brown liquid
Ionic cation
Solubility can be dissolved in water
Usage
, Modification pre-treatment process
Modification % of sex agent (can be reduced if the color is light)
% of soda ash (used to adjust the dye bath)
Penetrating agent/
First put cold water into the dyeing machine, add the penetrating agent, and put the garment into the machine Internal wetting treatment
Add modifier, treatment
Add soda ash, treatment
Gradually raise the temperature to ℃, treatment
Discharge water, and wash twice with cold water.
, Dyeing process prescription
Paint paste %
Leveling agent/
First put cold water into the dyeing machine, add leveling agent, process
Add paint, Treatment
Gradually raise the temperature to ℃, Treatment
Discharge water, and wash twice with cold water.
When the fastness requirements are high, the adhesive can be added for color fixation after the paint is dyed. The amount of adhesive is generally %, treated at ℃, and washed with water.
, enzyme washing.
, Soaping recipe
Soda ash/
Soap/
Soaping (℃,), hot water washing, cold water washing, (softening treatment), dehydration, drying
Note
The modifier has a good affinity for cellulose fibers. In order to make the fabric modified evenly, the modifier should be added slowly.
. Soda ash causes chemical bonding between the modifier and the fiber. To make the reaction complete, the reaction temperature and time should be controlled.
When dyeing paint, medium and light colors can be used without adding adhesives and without enzyme washing. A certain degree of washing and whitening effects can also be obtained by simply using low-temperature soaping.
Storage sealed. Storage period is 1 month at room temperature.