The textile industry is constantly seeking innovations to improve efficiency, quality, and sustainability in printing processes. For decades, sodium alginate has been a staple thickener in disperse printing. However, advancements in chemical engineering have led to the development of superior alternatives, such as high-efficiency synthetic thickeners. NINGBO INNO PHARMCHEM CO.,LTD. is at the forefront of this evolution, offering advanced solutions that redefine textile printing standards.

One such innovation is the disperse printing thickener RG-705RA. This new generation synthetic thickener has been meticulously researched and developed to provide exceptional performance in disperse dye printing. Its primary advantage lies in its ability to match and even surpass the printing results achieved by similar products, making it a prime candidate to replace sodium alginate. By adopting RG-705RA, printing factories can unlock remarkable economic and social benefits, including enhanced product quality and streamlined production.

The physical characteristics of RG-705RA, such as its light yellow sticky liquid appearance and anionic ionicity, contribute to its efficacy. With a solid content of 60% min and a pH value between 6.5-7.5, it is formulated for optimal compatibility within printing formulations. The ease of operation and inherent safety associated with this textile auxiliary agent are crucial for factory environments. NINGBO INNO PHARMCHEM CO.,LTD. ensures that its products meet stringent quality and environmental standards, aligning with the growing demand for sustainable chemical solutions in the textile sector.

When preparing printing pastes, the synthetic thickener for disperse printing RG-705RA offers flexibility. It can be gradually added to water under high-speed stirring to achieve the desired stickiness. For optimal results, the dye is first dissolved evenly in water, and then the thickener is gradually incorporated under high-speed stirring until the required viscosity is reached. A typical formulation might include 0.5-6.0% disperse dye and 2.0-6.0% RG-705RA, with the remainder being water. This precise approach ensures that the textile printing paste preparation is efficient and yields the best possible outcome for the dyeing auxiliary process.

The decision to switch from sodium alginate to a synthetic thickener for disperse printing like RG-705RA is a strategic one for many textile manufacturers. It’s not just about achieving better printing results; it’s about optimizing the entire value chain. NINGBO INNO PHARMCHEM CO.,LTD. is committed to supporting its clients through this transition, providing technical expertise and high-quality products that drive innovation in textile dyeing. The future of textile printing is bright, powered by advanced chemical auxiliaries that enhance both performance and sustainability.