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What is Reactive Dyes?

One of the most important components of the textile industry and many others, dyes are compounds that have the ability to adhere to any fabric leading to it being coloured. There are a wide range of qualities as well as variants of dyes that are available in the market that manufacturers produce but the most preferred by users are those that colour fabric at the soonest while being chemically stable. The two most important factors that qualitatively reflect any dye are temperature and time.
The consumption of dyes is an important indicator when it comes to understanding the economic growth of a society. In developing economies like India and China, the consumption of dyes is on a rapid rise owing to increased development work, urbanization as well as expanding demographics.


A recent report estimated the demand for dyes in India estimated consumption of 2,00,000 Million Tonnes in the year 2017. With the expected revenue in the dyes market expected to reach INR 48,000 Crore in 2022 itself, coupled with increased demand in the Indian subcontinent, the forecast for the Dyes industry looks rather bright.



Being able to differentiate on the source from where they originate as well as how they can be applied, there is a wide range of dyes available. Dyes available through natural sources like plants or flowers are known as Natural Dyes as opposed to those that are not known as synthetic dyes. Similarly, there are dyes that can be differentiated on the basis of their application. One of the most popularly used variants based on its application is Reactive Dyes.


Reactive Dye is only class of dyes which makes co-valent bond with the fiber and becomes a part of it. This can be described as:

This blog is originally published on meghmani website.

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