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    AVOLAN IS

    Dispersing agent for dyeing polyester fibers, polyester blends and triacetate
    and cellulosic fibers

    Properties and fields of application


    - Dispersing agent for use in the dyeing of polyester
    - Dyeing polyester/wool blends with disperse and acid or 1:2 metal-complex dyes or
    corresponding dyestuff blends
    - Dispersing agent for dyeing with vat dyes
    - Dyeing of triacetate fibers with disperse dyes
    - Partial stripping and brightening of dyeings on acrylics
    - Low foaming

    General properties
    Chemical basis Methylene-bonded condensation product
    Ionicity Anionic
    Form supplied Yellowish powder
    Bulk density Approx. 400 kg/m3
    Dissolving Stir into cold or warm
    water. pH of a 1% solution in water (23°C) 8,5 – 9,5
    Stability Stable to acids, alkalis, salts and hard water

    Technical notes on application

    General
    Dyeing of polyester and triacetate fibers with disperse dyes

    Amounts required

    AVOLAN IS is a dispersing agent used to disperse dyes in the preparation bath before
    dyeing and to maintain the stability of the dispersion during dyeing. The amounts
    required are 2 g/l AVOLAN IS in the preparation bath and 0,5 – 2 g/l in dyebaths,
    depending on depth of shade and liquor ratio.

    Application method
    1.Preparation of the bath
    liquor
    Sprinkle disperse dyes into 10 - 15 parts soft water (30 - 40°C) containing dissolved
    AVOLAN IS and stir continuously. Dilute further with water. This liquor is then added
    to the dye liquor.
    2.Application in the dyebath
    To maintain the stability of the dispersion during dyeing, add 0.5 – 2 g/l predissolved
    AVOLAN IS, depending on depth of shade and liquor ratio, to the warmed dyebath.
    Then add the normal amounts of carrier required for dyeing at the boil or leveling
    agents required for HT dyeing. Add thoroughly dispersed dye and dye as usual.

    Dyeing polyester/wool blends

    General
    AVOLAN IS is required to ensure that the dyes remain finely dispersed throughout
    the dyeing process. This is particularly important when dyeing wound packages
    and at short liquor ratios. AVOLAN IS also has good leveling action on 1:2 metal
    complex dyes.

    Application method
    Heat the liquor to 30 - 40°C and add 1 - 2% AVOLAN IS (predissolved) o.w.g.

    Then add acetic acid and the carrier. When the acid and auxiliary have been
    dispersed evenly, add the welldispersed or dissolved dyes. Dye and finish as usual.

    Dyeing cellulosic fibers with vat dyes

    Application
    When dispersing large quantities of dyes, it is advisable to add 1,5 – 3 g/l AVOLAN®
    IS. When working with vat dyes, AVOLAN IS improves the levelness of pigmentation,
    especially on circulating liquor units.
    For the exhaust, pigmentation and half-pigmentation processes, add 1,5 - 3%
    AVOLAN IS o.w.g. No special application method is required for AVOLAN IS. The
    normal vat dyeing recipes can be used.

    Partial stripping of cationic dyes from acrylic fibers


    We recommend the following recipe for stripping faulty dyeings on
    acrylic fibers: 4,0 % AVOLAN IS
    2,0 % AVOLAN IW
    5,0 g/l sodium
    sulfate 1,5% acetic
    acid 60% 60 min at
    108°C
    Adding AVOLAN IS also eliminates blocking effect by cationic products and thus allows
    redyeing.

    Storage stability
    60 months from delivery in closed containers.

    Note on safety
    Information on handling and ecological and toxicological behaviour is contained
    in the safety data sheet for AVOLAN IS.
    Specifications
    For further details, please refer to the product specification for AVOLAN IS.

    General note on product designations


    Under statutory regulation on occupational safety, environmental protection and
    transportation, all changes to the composition of products must be indicated.
    Changes are indicated by adding numbers to the product designation, e.g. 01, 02, etc.
    They do not alter the technical properties of the product.

    Disclaimer for Commercial Products


    This information and our technical advice - whether verbal, in writing or by way of
    trials - are given in good faith but without warranty, and this also applies where
    proprietary rights of third parties are involved. Our advice does not release you from
    the obligation to check its validity and to test our products as to their suitability for the
    intended processes and uses. The application, use and processing of our products
    and the products manufactured by you on the basis of our technical advice are beyond
    our control and, therefore, entirely your own responsibility. Our products are sold in
    accordance with the current version of our General Conditions of Sale and Delivery.

    Disclaimer for Guide Recipes


    The above formulation is intended solely as a guide for our business partners and
    others interested in our products. As the conditions of use and application of the
    suggested formulation are beyond our control, it is imperative that it be tested to
    determine, to your satisfaction, whether it is suitable for your intended use(s) and
    application(s). This application-specific analysis at least must include testing to
    determine suitability from a technical, as well as health, safety and environmental
    standpoints. Further, although the ingredients, quantities thereof and properties of
    compounds or finished goods mentioned herein reflect our recommendation at the
    time of publication, this guide may not be subject to continuous review and/or
    updating, and you agree that use is undertaken at your sole risk. All information is
    given without warranty or guarantee, and it is expressly understood and agreed that
    you assume, and hereby expressly release us from, all liability, in tort, contract or
    otherwise, incurred in connection with the use of this guide.

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