DyStar brings new Sera textile processing auxiliaries
02 Dec '05
2 min read
Textile dyes maker DyStar Textilfarben GmbH presents Sera textile processing auxiliaries. It is a new range of textile auxiliaries for economical pretreatment and dyeing.
Efficient and economical textile finishing is essential to counter the rising competitive and cost pressure throughout the textile industry. The goal must be "right first time" rather than "trial-and-error".
The new Sera range of textile processing auxiliaries from DyStar facilitates controlled pretreatment and coloration of textiles. Sera textile auxiliaries help textile finishers meet cost, quality and delivery targets and optimise competitiveness.
DyStar's new Sera offer comprises high-performance products for all stages in the pretreatment and dyeing of textiles. The pretreatment auxiliaries include desizing and scouring agents, sequestering agents, peroxide stabilisers, wetting agents and detergents.
The range of dyeing auxiliaries is structured by fibre. It comprises wetting, dispersing and washing agents, lubricants, reserving and aftertreatment products, padding and levelling auxiliaries, carriers, migration aids, antifoams, retarders and process control chemicals.
The new Sera range also includes a number of innovative products. Examples are Sera Zyme C-AT, a new desizing agent, and Sera Fast C-RD, a new aftertreatment agent for cellulosic fibres and their blends.
The Sera product offer broadens DyStar's range of products for the textile industry. Following the acquisition of the Rotta Group at the beginning of this year, DyStar now markets a full range of innovative dyes, auxiliaries and services, making it a leading partner for the textile industry. It has sales organisations around the world and is dedicated to helping customers reduce costs, raise quality and shorten lead times.
German company DyStar is a leading supplier of dyes, auxiliaries and services for the textile industry. Now the company is broadening its horizons and moving into leather and other sectors.