Technical White Papers
Leaping the Hurdles of Proper Dye Selection for Auto Wash Foams – Reversing the Process
Greg Gormley, Product Manager, Organic Dyes and Pigments LLC
NOW AVAILABLE for Triple Foam and Auto Detergent Formulators: Know your Auto Detergent chemistry before you select a dye. Our White Paper will walk you through the chemistry, technical properties, Safety, Health & Environment (SH&E) and economic considerations BEFORE you choose a dye for your triple foam or auto detergent. Don’t make a Big Mistake and Smurf that Car! MORE...
Procedures
How to Treat Wool with a Water Repellent
Wool naturally tends to be somewhat hydrophobic and requires very little additional water repellency unless…
How to Treat Wool with a Flame Retardant
Wool, by its nature, is generally somewhat flame retardant and does not require a lot…
How to Treat Wool with an Anti-Static Agent
In general, anti-static agents may be applied to wool in the oiling application(card oil) as…
How to Resin-Finish Spandex® & Blends
Orco Padding Resin FGT™ Durable/for continuous operations Orcoset Resin CN™ …
How to Treat Spandex® & Blends with a Soil Release Agent
A recommended soil release procedure for Spandex®, especially in blends with nylon or polyester, involves…
Technical Bulletins
Dye Class Descriptions for Wool
Orcoacid™ dyes find use in the piece dyeing of wool and worsted goods. Their inherent…
Dye Class & Pigment Descriptions for Spandex®
Orcolan Neutral™ dyes are 2:1 premetallized acid dyes and because of their large molecular size…
Orco™ Acid Dye Description, Storage, Handling, and Preparation
Description The Orco Lanamide™ product line consists of non-hazardous, non-chrome dyes applicable to nylon, wool, and blends thereof and…
Dye Class and Pigment Descriptions for Nylon
The Orco Lanamide™ product line consists of non-hazardous, non-chrome dyes applicable to nylon, wool, and blends thereof and offer high…
Orco Reactive™ Dye Description, Storage, Handling, and Preparation
WARNING: Reactive dyes in general, especially MX-Series(dichlorotriazine) have been known to cause respiratory allergic reactions…