Textile Dyes

DT Khakhi Dyes are used to colour materials, and they can be categorized based on various factors such as their chemical composition, the type of material they are used on, and the colour they produce. DT Khakhi Dyes is a light brownish-yellow colour, and various types of dyes can be used to achieve this colour depending on the material being dyed. 

DI Lemon Dyes are a type of synthetic textile dye used to produce bright yellow colour on a variety of fabrics, including cotton, silk, wool, and rayon. These dyes are highly concentrated and can produce vibrant hues even on dark fabrics. DI Lemon Dyes are easy to use and can be applied by a variety of methods including immersion, hand painting, or screen printing. They are also compatible with a wide range of dyeing techniques such as tie-dyeing, batik, and Shibori.

Act Rama Dyes are a type of synthetic dye used in a variety of industries for colouring various materials, such as textiles, paper, plastics, and food products. These dyes are typically made from petroleum-based chemicals and are designed to be highly soluble and stable under a wide range of conditions. Act Rama Dyes are excellent colour fastness that retains their colour over time and is resistant to fading, even when exposed to sunlight, heat, or other environmental factors. These also offer good resistance to washing and other forms of abrasion, making them ideal for use in products that are subjected to frequent use or handling.

Reactive Botal Green Dyes are a type of colouring agent used in a wide range of industries, including textiles, plastics, paper, and food. They are derived from various sources, including natural plant extracts and synthetic chemicals. Reactive Botal Green Dyes are obtained from plants such as indigo, spinach, and nettle. These dyes are considered to be eco-friendly as they are made from renewable resources and do not contain harmful chemicals.