Carriers



It has been established that certain hydrocarbons, phenols, amino-acids, amides, alcohols, esters, ketones, nitriles etc. Accelerate the rate of dyeing polyester fibres with disperse dyes from aqueous medium at temperature up to 100 degree C. These dyeing assistants alter the dispersing properties of the dyes and the physical charactistics of the fibre so that more dye can be transferred from the dyebath to the fiber. These are called carriers and are necessary for dyeing polyester fibre at the normal pressure and temperature below 100 degree C to increase the dyeing rate and to permit dye migration within the fibre. Level dyeing of disperse dyes depends on the migration power of dye which is affected by nature and amount of carrier dyeing time, temperature and the shade.



Disperse dye       click here

Commercial name of disperse dyes      click here

Properties of disperse dye       click here

Classification of disperse dyes       click here

Chemical group present in disperse dye       click here

Dyeing mechanism of disperse dye       click here

Carriers       click here

Some commercial carriers       click here

Factors considered for selecting a carrier       click here

Application method of disperse dye        click here

Factor considered for selection a dispersedyeing method       click here

Comparison among high temperature, carrier andthermosol dyeing method       click here

Reduction cleaning       click here

Disperse dyeing effected by Temperature       click here

Disperse dyeing effected by ph       click here

Dispersing agent        click here

Function of dispersing agent         click here