Reactive dyes

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The term reactive signifies that the dyes react rapidly with an inert fiber like cotton and produce covalent bond formation with excellent colorfastness. So, this dyestuff is called reactive dye.

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Reactive dyes are textile dyes which are caused a chemical reaction between colors and fibers. Currently, reactive dyes are used remarkably to dye cellulose fibers. These materials can dye one type of fibers solely or a combination of fibers. Reactive dyes use to dye and wool and silk fibers but a little group of dispersing reactive dyes ( procinyl ) use for dyeing nylons. These dyes consider as powdery dyes which are Water soluble with excellent fastness and brightness. With the help of salt and base; cotton fabrics absorb reactive dyes. Salt creates a strong bond between products and dyes that results in perfect washing fastness and avoids fading of colors by passing time. Reactive dyes use to dye wool and silk fibers also.

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