Indigo Dye

Indigo Dye is a blue colourant widely used in denim, jeans and textile manufacturing. It is available in natural and synthetic forms and is valued for producing the characteristic blue shades associated with denim fabrics.

Indigo Dye is a blue dye used extensively in textile applications, particularly for colouring denim fabrics and jeans. It is available in natural forms derived from botanical sources and synthetic forms manufactured for commercial applications. Synthetic Indigo is widely used in denim processing because of its characteristic blue shade and suitability for established textile dyeing methods. Indigo dyeing commonly involves a reduction process that makes the dye soluble, followed by oxidation to develop the blue colour on the fibre. Product Details: Product Name: Indigo Dye Colour: Blue Dye Classification: Vat Dye Colour Index Name: Vat Blue 1 CAS Number: 482-89-3 Molecular Formula: C16H10N2O2 Molecular Weight: Approximately 262.27 g/mol Applications: • Denim and jeans manufacturing • Cotton fabric dyeing • Textile and garment processing • Traditional textile dyeing • Selected industrial colouring applications Product specifications, purity, particle size, dye strength and application suitability depend on the grade. Natural Indigo and synthetic Indigo may differ in composition and purity. Confirm the product identity and technical specifications against the supplier's documentation before purchase or use. HS