Leather Dyes – Optical Brightener:

 


Sardar Chemicals is a chemical industry in Lahore who provides different types of dyes in all over the Pakistan. We are providing reactive dyes, leather dyes, acid dyes, textile dyes and optical brightener from decade.

We are considering the best chemical manufacturer in all over the Pakistan.

Sardar Chemical produce complete range of  Direct Dyes & for there are certain products we are the only manufacturer in Pakistan. The direct dyes offered by Sardar Chemicals are suitable for dyeing cotton and viscose in the form of fabric, yarn, loose cotton. These dyes are available in complete range and are Azo free. Our range is provide in proper and durable packing to make sure that these reach our clients safely and can be stored to maintain its shelf life.

Acid Dyes:

Acid Dyes are water soluble anionic dyes that are applied to fibers such as silk, wool, nylon, leathers, and modified acrylic fibers from neutral to acid dye baths. Attachment to the fiber is attributed at least partly, to salt formation between anionic groups. Acid Dyes of Sardar Chemical includes wide range with certifications of Azo free. Key Features of Acid Dyes are:

·         Very Brilliant as well as Colorfastness

·         Offer extremely vibrant results

·         Nontoxic when used accordingly

·         Colors are stunning

·         The end result is very permanent, light as well as washes fastness.

Produced all the dyestuffs:

·         All the dyestuffs produced by Sardar Chemical Industries are free from AZO dyes, prohibited under the German Consumer Goods Act and certification to this effect has duly been obtained from the accredited Laboratories of U.K. & Germany. Therefore, big & small Ttanneries and textile units, who are engaged in the export of materials, are in compliance to the international standards and to the satisfaction of their clients by using our products.

·         Sardar Chemical Industries manufacturers direct dyes, reactive dyes, acid dyes, textile dyes and optical brightener.

 

For More Info: www.sardarchemicals.com

 

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