Indigo Blue Dye

Indigo Blue Dye

Indigo Blue Dye is a blue colourant widely associated with denim and textile dyeing. It is used primarily to produce deep blue shades on cotton and other compatible textile materials, depending on the dye grade and application process.

Indigo Blue Dye is a blue colourant best known for its use in denim and traditional textile dyeing. Indigo is a vat dye that is applied using a suitable reduction and oxidation process to develop its characteristic blue colour on compatible fibres. Applications: • Denim and jeans manufacturing • Cotton fabric and yarn dyeing • Textile and garment production • Traditional and decorative textile applications • Other compatible industrial dyeing processes Product Features: • Characteristic indigo blue colour • Used in denim and cotton textile applications • Suitable processing methods depend on the specific grade and formulation • Colour performance depends on the dyeing process and material • Additional grades may be available on request, subject to actual availability and specification confirmation Technical Information: For pure indigo, the commonly referenced chemical details are: Chemical Name: Indigo CAS Number: 482-89-3 Molecular Formula: C16H10N2O2 Molecular Weight: Approximately 262.27 g/mol Commercial Indigo Blue Dye products may contain different concentrations, carriers, or other formulation ingredients. Confirm the exact composition, purity, Colour Index (C.I.), and HSN code using the manufacturer's Technical Data Sheet (TDS), Safety Data Sheet (SDS), and Certificate of Analysis (COA), where applicable. Veltheron Imperial Group Private Limited