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.
Ramazol Dyes
Ramazol Dyes are commercially marketed textile dyes commonly associated with reactive dye ranges for suitable cellulosic fibres, such as cotton. Exact dye type and performance depend on the specific product grade.
Ramazol Dyes are a commercial dye range name associated with textile colouring products. Reactive dye grades in this category are used for dyeing compatible fibres, particularly cotton and other cellulosic materials. Available shades may include yellow, orange, red, blue, navy, turquoise, green, violet, brown and black, depending on the specific range and actual availability. Performance characteristics such as colour strength, solubility, fixation, wash fastness and lightfastness vary by individual dye. Buyers should confirm the manufacturer's exact product name, Colour Index (C.I.) identity, chemical composition, CAS number and recommended application method before purchase. Product-specific Technical Data Sheets (TDS), Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and certificates of analysis (COA) should be checked to verify specifications. Additional shades and grades may be available on request, subject to actual availability and specification confirmation. Veltheron Imperial Group Private Limited.
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