Fluorescent brightener remover for cotton, nylon or wool/Machine cleaner after fluorescent brightening
Remover P

1. Powerfully and speedily removes fluorescent brightener from fluorescent-dyed cotton, nylon or wool. Causes no problems such as process odor, machine oxidation or fabric yellowing - the disadvantages of treatment using sodium chlorite (NaClO₂) or other chlorine.

2. Also effective as a machine cleaner after fluorescent brightening. Speedily breaks down fluorescent dyestuff, followed only by hot rinsing to complete the process.

Soaping agent for acid-dyed nylon and wool
Emill NW-1570

1. Produces superior wash-off properties for acid-dyed/printed materials and potently prevents redeposition and re-staining. An ideal soaping agent for the anti-white-staining of printed materials.

2. For particularly heavy white-staining on nylon/spandex prints or other materials, the use of Neoleve NYC-R in the first bath of an open soaper or a continuous winch will bring about further favorable results.

3. Other usage
   • Potently prevents white-staining when used as a soaping agent for acid/reactive/direct-printed fabric. It is also very effective for the removal of existing stains, and
   • as a soaping agent for yarn-dyed items, gingham and border-patterned knits.
   • Works well for the removal of reactive-dye stains on polyester.

Screen washing agent for acid/cationic printing
Emill SHA-50

1. Powerfully dissolves and washes off acid, cationic dyestuff and printing thickener without causing damage to the screen.

De-fixing agent/Machine cleaner for the removal of cationic substances
Emill AR

1. A powerful de-fixing agent for polyamine/polycationic fixing. Causes minimal deterioration in colorfastness to light.

2. Effective as a machine cleaner after reactive dyeing. Potently anionizes tar substances, consisting of anionic dyestuff and cationic fixing agent/softener, considerably reducing the time required for machine cleaning.

3. Also effective in anionization after the caustic reduction of polyester and for cationized cellulose.

Soaping agent for yarn-dyed fabric (gingham) and border-patterned knits/Stain remover for reactive dye
Emill SK-D

1. Most suitable for the desizing of yarn-dyed items (gingham) with direct, reactive or acid dyestuff, and for the soaping of border-patterned knits and prints, in bringing about fine dyeing/printing results without any white-staining.
   

   
   Border patterns

2. Works superbly in the correction of white-stained results (stain removal).

3. Other usage
   • T/C: Removal of reactive-dye stains on polyester
   • T/CDP: Removal of stains by disperse type cationic dyestuff on polyester
   • T/SDX: Removal of disperse-dye stains on spandex
   • Nylon, wool, nylon/spandex: Soaping agent for acid-dyed/printed goods

Non-foaming soaping agent for reactive dyestuff
Emill G-100

1. Powerful soaping and superior redeposition-inhibiting properties result in shorter soaping time and improved colorfastness.

2. Superior in durability of soaping properties. Causes no color alteration after soaping.

One-bath soaping agent for the disperse/reactive dyeing of T/C or T/R
Emill T-JE new

1. The use of this agent in the disperse/reactive dyeing of T/C or T/R obviates the need for Finishing, considerably reducing dyeing time with fewer processing stages.

2. Disperse-dyeing → Rinsing (RC abbreviated) → Reactive-dyeing → T-JE new Soaping Similar colorfastness as in two-bath dyeing can be attained even in deep dyeing, due to its superior soaping properties for both disperse and reactive dyestuffs.

Other agents

Newsurf A-L

Scouring/washing agent with superior degreasing properties. Particularly good in the removal of knitting oil.

Peneter DAK new

Powerful de-aerating/de-foaming/penetrating agent with resistance to both acid and alkali. Applicable in scouring, dyeing and finishing, produces superior de-foaming, penetrating and leveling effects without causing trouble with oil spots.