Direct Black BT (Direct Black 2) – Premium Quality Dye

Rushvi Finechem Pvt Ltd (Parshwanath Group Of Industries) presents Direct Black BT (Direct Black 38) – a high-performance direct dye known for its deep black shade, excellent solubility, and strong affinity for cellulose fibers. Ideal for textiles, paper, and leather applications. Ensuring top-notch quality and consistency, we are your trusted partner for superior dyes.

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• Direct dyes may be more lightfast
• Resistant to fading in the light
• Easy to handle and meter
• Do not require any form of 'fixing'
• Works very well to make fabric dyed
• MF: C26H18N2O4, C24H21N5Na4O19S6

• Direct dyes may be more lightfast
• Resistant to fading in the light
• Easy to handle and meter
• Do not require any form of 'fixing'
• Works very well to make fabric dyed
• MF: C50H33N12Na5O18S4

Direct Black 22 (Direct Black VSF) – Deep & Intense Black Shade

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Rushvi Finechem Pvt Ltd (Parshwanath Group Of Industries) offers Direct Black 22 (Direct Black VSF), known for its rich, deep black tone, excellent solubility, and superior dyeing properties. Ideal for textiles, leather, and paper industries, ensuring consistent and high-quality results.

✅ High Purity | Strong Affinity | Long-Lasting Color

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• Direct dyes are water-soluble colorants known for their ease of application and vibrant hues. They bond directly with cellulosic fibers like cotton and linen, ensuring efficient and uniform coloration. 
• At Rushvi Finechem Pvt. Ltd., a part of the Parshwanath Group of Industries, we manufacture high-quality direct dyes that cater to diverse industrial applications. 
• Our products are designed to deliver consistent performance and superior colorfastness, enhancing the appeal of your textiles.

• Direct dyes may be more lightfast
• Resistant to fading in the light
• Easy to handle and meter
• Do not require any form of 'fixing'
• Works very well to make fabric dyed

• Direct dyes may be more lightfast
• Resistant to fading in the light
• Easy to handle and meter
• Do not require any form of ''fixing''
• Works very well to make fabric dyed

• Direct dyes may be more lightfast
• Resistant to fading in the light
• Easy to handle and meter
• Do not require any form of 'fixing'
• Works very well to make fabric dyed
• MF: C52H54N4O12

• Direct dyes may be more lightfast
• Resistant to fading in the light
• Easy to handle and meter
• Do not require any form of ''fixing''
• Works very well to make fabric dyed

• Direct dyes may be more lightfast
• Resistant to fading in the light
• Easy to handle and meter
• Do not require any form of 'fixing'
• Works very well to make fabric dyed
• MF: C26H18N2O2, C26H21N5Na4O19S6

Direct Dyes Grey 2RL is another class of dyes, one of the two types of dyes that are mixed in ''all purpose'' dyes such as Rit. Direct dyes are used on cellulose fibres such as cotton, rayon, and linen. Though most direct dyes still can be obtained in powder form, it is increasingly popular to receive them as liquid concentrates.

Features:

• Sunfast & Non-Benzidine Direct Dyes Fastness Properties
• Light Washing Perspiration Hypochlorite Discharge ability
• MF: C16H14N2O4, C26H21N5Na4O19S6

• Direct dyes may be more lightfast
• Resistant to fading in the light
• Easy to handle and meter
• Do not require any form of 'fixing'
• Works very well to make fabric dyed
• MF: C26H18N2O4, C26H21N5Na4O19S6

• Direct dyes may be more lightfast
• Resistant to fading in the light
• Easy to handle and meter
• Do not require any form of 'fixing'
• Works very well to make fabric dyed
• MF: C30H24N12Na2O6S2

• Direct dyes may be more lightfast
• Resistant to fading in the light
• Easy to handle and meter
• Do not require any form of 'fixing'
• Works very well to make fabric dyed
• MF: C26H18N5O4, C26H21N5Na4O29S6

• Direct dyes may be more lightfast
• Resistant to fading in the light
• Easy to handle and meter
• Do not require any form of 'fixing'
• Works very well to make fabric dyed

• Direct dyes may be more lightfast
• Resistant to fading in the light
• Easy to handle and meter
• Do not require any form of 'fixing'
• Works very well to make fabric dyed

• Direct dyes may be more lightfast
• Resistant to fading in the light
• Easy to handle and meter
• Do not require any form of 'fixing'
• Works very well to make fabric dyed

Direct Dyes Blue GLL is another class of dyes, one of the two types of dyes that are mixed in 'all purpose' dyes such as Rit. Direct dyes are used on cellulose fibres such as cotton, rayon, and linen. Though most direct dyes still can be obtained in powder form, it is increasingly popular to receive them as liquid concentrates.

Features:

Direct dyes may be more lightfast

Resistant to fading in the light

Easy to handle and meter

Do not require any form of 'fixing'

Works very well to make fabric dyed

MF: C26H1N2O4, C26H1N5Na4O19S6

• Direct dyes may be more lightfast
• Resistant to fading in the light
• Easy to handle and meter
• Do not require any form of 'fixing'
• Works very well to make fabric dyed

• Direct dyes may be more lightfast
• Resistant to fading in the light
• Easy to handle and meter
• Do not require any form of 'fixing'
• Works very well to make fabric dyed

• Direct dyes may be more lightfast
• Resistant to fading in the light
• Easy to handle and meter
• Do not require any form of 'fixing'
• Works very well to make fabric dyed

• Direct dyes may be more lightfast
• Resistant to fading in the light
• Easy to handle and meter
• Do not require any form of 'fixing'
• Works very well to make fabric dyed

• Direct dyes may be more lightfast
• Resistant to fading in the light
• Easy to handle and meter
• Do not require any form of 'fixing'
• Works very well to make fabric dyed
• MF: C32H21N5Na2O8S2

• Direct dyes may be more lightfast
• Resistant to fading in the light
• Easy to handle and meter
• Do not require any form of 'fixing'
• Works very well to make fabric dyed
• MF: C26H18N2p4, C26H21N5Na4O19S6

• Direct dyes may be more lightfast
• Resistant to fading in the light
• Easy to handle and meter
• Do not require any form of 'fixing'
• Works very well to make fabric dyed
• MF: C26H18N2O4, C26H21N5Na4O19S6

• Direct dyes may be more lightfast
• Resistant to fading in the light
• Easy to handle and meter
• Do not require any form of 'fixing'
• Works very well to make fabric dyed
• MF: C26H18N254, C26H21N5Na4O19S6

• Direct dyes may be more lightfast
• Resistant to fading in the light
• Easy to handle and meter
• Do not require any form of ''fixing''
• Works very well to make fabric dyed
• Molecular Formula: C39H30N10Na4O13S4

• Direct dyes may be more lightfast
• Resistant to fading in the light
• Easy to handle and meter
• Do not require any form of ''fixing''
• Works very well to make fabric dyed

• Direct dyes may be more lightfast
• Resistant to fading in the light
• Easy to handle and meter
• Do not require any form of ''fixing''
• Works very well to make fabric dyed
• MF: C26H18N2O4, C25H21N5Na4O19S6

• Direct dyes may be more lightfast
• Resistant to fading in the light
• Easy to handle and meter
• Do not require any form of 'fixing'
• Works very well to make fabric dyed
• MF: C26H18N2O4, C26H21N5Na4O19S6

• Direct dyes may be more lightfast
• Resistant to fading in the light
• Easy to handle and meter
• Do not require any form of ''fixing''
• Works very well to make fabric dyed

Sunfast Yellow is another class of dyes, one of the two types of dyes that are mixed in ''all purpose'' dyes such as Rit. Direct dyes are used on cellulose fibres such as cotton, rayon, and linen. Though most direct dyes still can be obtained in powder form, it is increasingly popular to receive them as liquid concentrates.

Features:

Direct dyes may be more lightfast

Resistant to fading in the light

Easy to handle and meter

Do not require any form of ''fixing''

Works very well to make fabric dyed

Direct Dyes Violet 51 is another class of dyes, one of the two types of dyes that are mixed in 'all purpose' dyes such as Rit. Direct dyes are used on cellulose fibres such as cotton, rayon, and linen. Though most direct dyes still can be obtained in powder form, it is increasingly popular to receive them as liquid concentrates.

Features:

• Direct dyes may be more lightfast
• Resistant to fading in the light
• Easy to handle and meter
• Do not require any form of 'fixing'
• Works very well to make fabric dyed
• MF: C26H18NO4, C26H21NNa4O19S6
• Light Washing Perspiration Hypochlorite Dischargeability