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.
Vinyl Sulfone Dyes
Vinyl Sulfone Dyes are reactive textile dyes commonly used for colouring cotton and other suitable cellulosic fibres. They are available in a variety of colours and commercial grades for textile dyeing and printing applications.
Vinyl Sulfone Dyes are an important class of reactive dyes used primarily in textile dyeing and printing. Under suitable processing conditions, their reactive groups can form covalent bonds with cellulose fibres, helping produce durable colours on cotton, viscose and other compatible materials. Available shades may include yellow, golden yellow, orange, red, turquoise, blue, navy, green, violet and black, depending on the specific grade. Commercial products may differ in reactive group chemistry, colour strength, solubility, fixation requirements and washing, rubbing and lightfastness performance. Exact Colour Index (C.I.) identity, composition, strength and application conditions should be confirmed using the product's technical data sheet (TDS) and Certificate of Analysis (COA). Additional shades and related reactive dye variants may be available on request, subject to actual availability and specification confirmation. Veltheron Imperial Group Private Limited.
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