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Q difference between pigment dye and reactive dye
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ChesterBloor Release Time: April 16, 2024, 11:44 AM
Pigment dyes and reactive dyes are both used in coloring fabrics but differ significantly. Pigment dyes are insoluble and adhere to the fabric surface through a binder, making them less durable and prone to fading over time. They are easier to apply and suitable for a wide range of fibers but offer less vibrant colors. On the other hand, reactive dyes chemically bond with fiber molecules, resulting in vivid colors that are more wash-fast and durable. They are primarily used with cellulose fibers like cotton and require a more complex dyeing process involving a higher temperature and a neutral or alkaline pH. Reactive dyes are preferred for their colorfastness and vibrancy but are typically more expensive and time-consuming to apply compared to pigment dyes.
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