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C Dye Disperse Magenta is a synthetic disperse dye formulated to produce a magenta (reddish‑purple) shade on synthetic fibres, especially polyester and other hydrophobic textiles. Disperse dyes are a class of colourants designed for dyeing and printing synthetic fibres by dispersing fine dye particles in water and then using heat to transfer the colour into the fibre. 

C Dye Disperse Violet is a synthetic disperse dye formulated to impart a violet (purple) shade to synthetic fibres, especially polyester, nylon, acetate, and related hydrophobic textiles. Disperse dyes are designed for materials that do not readily absorb water‑soluble dyes, so they work by dispersing ultra‑fine dye particles into a dye bath or printing medium and then fixing them into the fibre under heat.

C Dye Disperse Black is a synthetic disperse dye formulated to impart a deep, rich black colour to synthetic fibres, especially polyester and other hydrophobic (“water‑repellent”) textiles. Disperse dyes are specifically designed to work with hydrophobic fibres that do not readily accept water‑soluble dyes — so they’re ideal for polyester, nylon, acetate, and similar materials

C Dyes Disperse Dyes is a category of synthetic dyes specifically formulated for dyeing and printing synthetic fibres, most commonly polyester, acetate, and nylon. Unlike reactive or direct dyes for natural fibres, disperse dyes are water-insoluble and require dispersion in water and heat activation to penetrate hydrophobic fibres effectively.

C Dye Disperse Red is a synthetic disperse dye formulated to impart a bright red or crimson shade to synthetic fibres, particularly polyester, nylon, acetate, and their blends. Disperse dyes are water-insoluble, non-ionic dyes that are applied as a fine dispersion in water or printing pastes and require heat to penetrate and fix inside the fibre.

C Dye Disperse Brown refers to a class of brown disperse dyes, which are synthetic colourants used mainly for dyeing and printing synthetic fibres such as polyester, acetate, and their blends. Disperse dyes aren’t highly soluble in water; instead, they are finely dispersed in the dye bath or printing paste and then diffused into the fibre under heat, where they impart colour by adsorption and diffusion rather than forming covalent bonds. 

C Dye Disperse Turquoise Blue is a synthetic disperse dye formulated to impart a bright turquoise blue colour to synthetic fibres, especially polyester and polyester‑blend fabrics. Disperse dyes are a class of non‑ionic, water‑insoluble dyes designed to work with hydrophobic materials and are most effective under high‑temperature dyeing and printing conditions. 

C Dye Disperse Mustard Yellow is a synthetic disperse dye designed to impart a mustard yellow shade to synthetic fibres, particularly polyester, nylon, acetate, and blends. Disperse dyes are water-insoluble, non-ionic dyes applied as a fine dispersion in water or printing pastes and require heat to diffuse and fix inside hydrophobic fibres. 

C Dye Disperse Pink is a synthetic disperse dye used to impart a bright pink shade to synthetic fibres, particularly polyester, nylon, acetate, and their blends. Disperse dyes are water-insoluble, non-ionic dyes designed to work with hydrophobic fibres. They are applied as a fine dispersion in water or printing pastes and require heat to penetrate and fix inside the fibre structure.

C Dye Disperse Blue is a synthetic disperse dye designed to impart blue shades to synthetic fibres, especially polyester, nylon, acetate, and their blends. Disperse dyes are water-insoluble and non-ionic, applied as fine dispersions in water or printing pastes, and require heat to diffuse into hydrophobic fibres for fixation

C Dye Disperse Navy Blue is a synthetic disperse dye formulated to produce deep navy blue shades on synthetic fibres, especially polyester and polyester‑rich fabrics. Disperse dyes are a class of dyes designed for colouring hydrophobic (water‑repellent) fibres by dispersing into very fine particles that penetrate the fibre at high temperatures during dyeing or printing processes.