Brochures - Archive - 2003
└ RI 34/2003
With a good price-performance ratio for hot or cold mercerisation obtaining a high and uniform degree of mercerisation
└ RI 29/2003
Antiageing for textiles
The setting of elastane-containing knitwear is - depending on the article - often difficult.
└ RI 28/2003
The alternative in case of problems with handle and antislip properties
Whether for ladies’ outerwear, men’s and boys’ wear or home textiles...
└ RI 18/2003
Art of balance
RUCOGAL POL is applied as a levelling agent in the entire field of PES-dyeing.
└ RI 14/2003
Silicone defoamer Highly effective, highly concentrated and jet-stabile
Drowning in foam?
└ RI 13/2003
Silicone defoamer Highly effective, highly concentrated and jet-stabile
Mountains of foam?
└ RI 12/2003
The cationic aftertreating agent for natural and regenerated cellulosic fibres
HYDROCOL KAE is a cationically modified, branched polyammonium compound.
└ RI 10/2003
BIONIC-FINISH-RUDOLF - Just like nature
Hydrophobic yarn finishing of the future
└ RI 08/2003
BIONIC-FINISH-RUDOLF - Just like nature
In biological systems, material is actively applied by self-organisation where it is needed to have an effect and is saved where it is superfluous.
└ RI 06/2003
speciality product for the dyeing of PES greige in a single bath for jet and overflow dyeing machines, for HT jigs and for beam dyeing apparatus
└ RI 05/2003
Flamproofing for textile construction materials
Necessary for a fire-retardant finish and N-P-synergism protects cellulose.
└ RI 03/2003
The silicate-free, liquid alkali that adds a new dimension to pad dyeing
Do you use sodium silicate in pad dyeing processes? Do you have problems with silicate deposits? Are you looking for an alkali that is easy to wash out and can be used on the latest dosing units?
└ RI 01a/2003
Save water, time and money
PES is often blended with elastane. Even after conventional afterclearing such articles still exhibit unsatisfactory fastness properties in medium and deep shades.
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