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Fast Color Salts or stabilized azoics are used in the combination with Naphthols in the textile industry, for dyeing and printing purpose. These fast color salts are stabilized with metal and are also soluble in water. As a result of this, there is no need to use Hydrochloric acid or Sodium Nitrate. Compared to fast color bases, fast color salts are convenient to use with Naphthols. These salts are safe and eco-friendly and are indispensable when it comes to the dyeing and printing of textiles. Fast Bordeaux GP Salts, Fast Orange GC Salts, Fast Scarlet GG Salt, and Fast Red B Salt, Fast Garnet GBC Salt, Fast Red 3GL Salt, Fast Red TR Salt are the examples of the Fast Color Salts.<\/p>\n
Advantages of Using Fast Color Salts<\/strong><\/p>\n The leading fast salts like\u00a0fast blue VB salt<\/strong>\u00a0offers some distinct advantages, some of them are listed here\u2026<\/p>\n Process of using fast color salts in dyeing<\/strong><\/p>\n Using fast color salts for printing and dyeing, the process involves several stages.<\/p>\n Salt Development<\/strong><\/p>\n Dissolve the required quantity of salt in cold water and make sure there is no insoluble part left, for this will give a specky or crystallized dyeing. Add some acetic acid to pH 6.5 to ensure that the shade attains the desired brilliant shade and a proper depth. Then leave the solution like that to give it sufficient time for the full shade to develop so that the maximum color value can be attained.<\/p>\n After Treatment\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n Wash the developed goods using sufficient cold water and soap, with the use of 3 GPL soap along with 2 GPL soda ash. Then remove the excess diazodised product, to attain maximum rubbing and washing speed.<\/p>\n Process of using fast color salts in Printing<\/strong><\/p>\n After Treatment<\/strong><\/p>\n The printed products are washed with the use of sufficient cold water and soap and boiled using 3 GPL soap along with 2 GPL soda ash. Now remove whatever extra diazotized product is available, for getting the maximum rubbing and washing speed. For the\u00a0fast red B salt<\/a><\/strong>\u00a0and Blue BB Salt soda, bi-carb is a better option than the acetic acid.<\/p>\n General Mechanism of dissolving fast salt<\/strong><\/p>\n The dyeing process consists of a couple of stages. In the first step, the material is soaked and saturated with Naphthol solution. The second step involves the development of the material with a diasodised fast salt solution. The fast saltgets chemically combined with Naphthol that is absorbed by the fiber, for lending that insoluble dye on the fiber.<\/p>\n This clears the role of the fast red and blue salts in dyeing products in a safe and eco-hazard-free way.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Fast Color Salts or stabilized azoics are used in the combination with Naphthols in the textile industry, for dyeing and printing purpose. These fast color salts are stabilized with metal and are also soluble in water. As a result of this, there is no need to use Hydrochloric acid or Sodium Nitrate. Compared to fast … Continue reading All that You Need to Know About Fast Color Salts<\/span> \n