Anhydrous sodium sulfate: Ensures even dye absorption for consistent color results
Leveling agent: Reduces streaking and improves color uniformity in fiber reactive dyeing
Controlled dyeing process: Slows dye entry for more gradual and even color application
Versatile use: Suitable for both solid and acid dyeing techniques
Highly effective: Increases dye exhaustion and color intensity, especially with Procion Dyes
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When working with fiber-reactive dyes, the choice between anhydrous sodium sulfate and table salt (sodium chloride) is important for the dyeing process, but they serve different purposes.
1. Table Salt (Sodium Chloride): Purpose in Dyeing: Sodium chloride is used as an auxiliary in fiber-reactive dyeing, primarily to help the dye migrate