Direct dyes for textiles of cotton and viscose. Low-cost products, suitable for dyeing articles which will not be exposed to severe conditions, as they have moderate to low light fastness and low to poor wet fastness.

Direct dyes for cellulose dyeing. These dyes are offered in a full range of colour shades with good to very good light fastness and low to poor wet fastness.

Reactive dyes with excellent washing fastness at 60°C & 80°C. These dyes are suitable for dyeing a big variety of articles. They have good wet and light fastness and most of them are available in two ranges.

• Cold branch: Vinyl sulphone and bifunctional reactive dyes. They dye cotton and viscose at 40-60°C. Temperature or dyeing ratio variations do not influence the yield and shade. Suitable for exhaustion and continuous dyeing methods (pad batch, pad steam etc).
• Hot branch: High exhaustion reactive dyes. They dye cotton and viscose at 80°C. With high substantivity and high reactivity bringing the maximum yield, these dyes are recommended for the dyeing of knitted goods or yarns in long dyeing ratio.

Vat dyes for cotton dyeing. These dyes give excellent light and wet fastness. Suitable for dying with exhaustion and continuous methods, and most suitable for dyeing cotton fabrics for army uniforms.

Acid metal complex 1:1 dyes for wool, with very good to excellent light and wet fastness.

Acid metal complex 1:2 dyes for dyeing wool, silk, polyamide and their blends. These dyes contain two sulpha-groups in their molecule that result in excellent solubility and excellent light and wet fastness

Disperse dyes for dyeing synthetic fibres, characterized by their excellent dispersibility in water and very good stability.

• P: Suitable for dyeing polyamide fibres, and not suitable for dyeing of ECOTEX standard 100 Certified garments.
• S: Suitable for dyeing polyester fibres and polyester/cotton blends at high temperature - H/T- conditions, with high stability to thermo fixation (sublimation).
• E-B: Suitable for dyeing polyester and its blends with wool, viscose, lycra at temperatures of 100 -105°C. They can be used in rapid dyeing and continuous methods, with moderate thermo fixation stability (sublimation).

Selected modified basic dyes for dyeing acrylic fibres and blends. These dyes give brilliant and deep shades, with very good to excellent light and wet fastness.