Chemicals for Textile Industries

• TANATEX Chemicals India Private Limited
• Thane

Chemicals for Textile Industries

TANATEX Chemicals offers a wide range of Chemicals for Textile Industries. The company is constantly searching for innovative developments with a special focus on environmental awareness. Various chemicals available for various purpose are:

• Fibre – Spin finishes
  • TANA^®FIL AC 512: Spin finish for PA 6 and PA 6.6 greige and dope dyed BCF Yarns
  • TANA^®FIL OC 111: Spin finish for Polypropylene Filament and BCF Yarns
  • TANA^®FIL OC 1003: Spin finish for Polypropylene Filament Yarns (BCF + CF) and Tapes
• Dyeing
  • TANASPERSE^® OLG-N is a special dyeing auxiliary to prevent the formation of oligomer crystals, based on a novel anionic dispersing system
• Finishing
  • BAYSCENT^® ACAI is the latest addition to the BAYSCENT Aromawellness-range: finishes based on microencapsulated essential oils, which on release reinforce harmony and wellbeing of body, mind and spirit
  • BAYGARD^® UFCN: Very effective concentrated oil- and water repellent agent. It imparts durable oil- and water repellency, shows excellent results on all kind of textile fabrics and maintains a soft hand
• Coating
  • TANA^®COAT KP is a medium hard polyester based urethane, which has a very high adhesion towards polyester and very good flexibility but rigid enough to give the article a certain stiffness
  • TANA^®COAT KS is almost comparable with TANA^®COAT KP. It is a little harder and has a dull surface, which makes it suitable to be applied as dull, flexible topcoat with low “writing” effect
  • TANA^®COAT RS is a very rigid, aliphatic polyester based urethane with very high heat resistance (250 °C). This coating will result in a dull surface optic.EDOLAN^® RF is an aqueous polyurethane dispersion for coating and impregnation of textiles and nonwovens
• Printing
  • RESPUMIT^® 3301: Antifoam for aqueous coating pastes and textile printing pastes. Aqueous coating pastes and pigment printing pastes are prone to foam formation. Consequently, foam formation must be suppressed by adding antifoams when pastes are produced