Abstract:
PROCESS FOR THE DYEING OF TEXTILE MATERIAL CONSISTING OF MIXTURES OF POLYESTER AND CELLULOSE FIBERS, WHEREIN SAID TEXTILE MATERIAL IMPREGINATED WITH AN ALKALINE SOLUTION CONTAINING A SUBSTANTIALLY COUPLING COMPONENT, AS WELL AS A WETTING OR DISPERSING AGENT, DRIED, SUBSEQUENTLY TREATED WITH AN ACID AQUEOUS SOLUTION CONTAINING A DIAZOTIZED AROMATIC AMINE AND A COMPOUND HAVING AN ACIDIC REACTION, FRIED, IMPREGNATED WITH AT LEAST ONE DISPERSE DYESTUFF AND THEN SUBJECTED TO A HEAT-TREATMENT.
Abstract:
Process for the preferably continuous manufacture of waterinsoluble azo dyestuffs on textile materials made of cellulose fibers, which comprises carrying out, after the application of the coupling component and of the diazo component from an aqueous dye bath, the finishing operation of the dyeings in organic solvents. The diazo component is in the form of a diazo-amino compound capable of being split up or of an anti-diazotate of a primary aliphatic amine. The organic solvent a hydrocarbon which may be halogenated, aromatic or cycloaliphatic.
Abstract:
Process for the dyeing of textile materials consisting of mixtures of polyester fibers with cellulose fibers, wherein the said textile materials are treated with an alkaline solution which contains a coupling component, a disperse dyestuff and wetting or dispersing agents, dried and subsequently treated with an acid solution, which contains, in addition to compounds having an acid reaction, a diazotized aromatic or heterocyclic amine, dried and then subjected to a heat treatment.