Wax Colors
Wax Colors are colourants used to add attractive shades to compatible wax formulations for candle making, decorative wax products and other industrial applications. Selection depends on wax type, colour strength and compatibility.
Anionic Dyes
Anionic Dyes are water-soluble colourants that carry a negative charge in solution. They are used in suitable textile, paper, leather and other industrial colouring applications, depending on the specific dye chemistry.
Anionic Dyes are a category of colourants that contain negatively charged dye species in aqueous solution. Depending on their chemical structure and formulation, they may include acid dyes, direct dyes and other suitable water-soluble colourants. Applications may include compatible textile fibres, paper, leather and selected industrial materials. Available colours may include red, yellow, blue, green, black, brown and violet, depending on the individual product grade. Important selection factors include solubility, colour strength, shade consistency, substrate compatibility and colourfastness. Exact Colour Index (C.I.) name, CAS number, chemical composition and technical specifications vary by dye. Additional colours and grades may be available on request, subject to actual availability and specification confirmation. Product specifications should be verified through the relevant Technical Data Sheet (TDS) and Safety Data Sheet (SDS). Veltheron Imperial Group Private Limited.
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