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1. Principles:① The three primary colors (yellow, red, blue) of color matching have the same and similar characteristicsFor example: use low-temperature three primary colors or medium-temperature three primary colors or high-temperature three primary colors, and more importantly, if you dye high-was
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The name of disperse dyes is generally divided into three parts: 1. Crown head:Indicates the classification of the dye. For example: S or H means high temperature type, SE or C means medium temperature type, E means low temperature type It is generally believed that the molecular weight above 300 is
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The disperse dye attached to the surface of the fiber will be "reduced" to become colorless and more soluble in water.Traditional reduction cleaning method: using hydrosulfite and caustic soda for treatment. 1. 100% polyester fabric reduction cleaning process: 2. Polyester/cotton blended reduction c
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Disperse dyes can be divided into three categories according to their heat resistance in application: 1. Low temperature type (E type)Low fastness to sublimation, good leveling performanceSuch as red-60#, blue-56#, yellow-54#, orange-25#, etc., because the molecular weight of these dyes is relativel
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