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US 5,851,240 AGranted
Process for dyeing cellulosic textile fibre materials
AssigneeCiba Specialty Chemicals Corporation
InventorsAlex Kanzig, Katharina Fritzsche, Peter Scheibli
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Abstract
The invention relates to a process for dyeing and finishing cellulosic textile fiber material in one step, which comprises applying to said textile fiber material a liquor comprising (A) at least one dye, (B) a crosslinking agent, (C) a crosslinking catalyst, and (D) choline and subsequently fixing the dye on the textile fiber material.
Claims8
A process for dyeing and finishing cellulosic textile fibre material in one step, which process comprises applying to said textile fibre material by pad dyeing methods a liquor comprising
- (A) at least one reactive dye suitable for dyeing cellulosic materials,
- (B) a crosslinking agent for improving creasing and shrinkage, wherein the crosslinking agent is a glyoxalurea derivative, a melamine/formaldehyde condensate which may be partially or completely etherified, or a N-methylolurea compound which may be partially or completely etherified,
- (C) a crosslinking catalyst for anticrease and antishrinking finish, wherein the crosslinking catalyst is an inorganic acid, a Lewis acid, an ammonium salt or the hydrohalide of an organic amine, and
- (D) choline and subsequently fixing the dye on the textile fibre material.
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An aqueous composition comprising
- (A) at least one reactive dye suitable for dyeing cellulosic materials,
- (B) a crosslinking agent for improving creasing and shrinkage, wherein the crosslinking agent is a glyoxalurea derivative, a melamine/formaldehyde condensate which may be partially or completely etherified, or a N-methylolurea compound which may be partially or completely etherified,
- (C) a crosslinking catalyst for anticrease and antishrinking finish, wherein the crosslinking catalyst is an inorganic acid, a Lewis acid, an ammonium salt or the hydrohalide of an organic amine, and
- (D) choline.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.