Cationic Golden Yellow X-Gl Basic Yellow 28 Dyes for Acrylic Fibers

It offers significantly higher light fastness (Grade 6-7 on the ISO 105-B02 scale) compared to alternative basic yellow dyes, which typically achieve only Grade 4-5. This makes it particularly suitable for high-exposure applications such as automotive interiors and outdoor acrylic textiles. Additionally, it achieves a 98% exhaustion rate, minimizing effluent load.

The recommended dyeing temperature is 120 degree, and the shade remains stable at this temperature. However, do not boil the dye solution when dissolving --- boiling may affect the dye's stability and performance. For best results, dissolve the dye in warm water (not boiling) and gradually heat the dye bath to 120 degree.

It is rarely used alone---it's usually combined with Cationic Pink FG and Cationic Turquoise GB to achieve medium to deep shades on acrylic fibers. When used alone, it produces a bright yellowish-orange shade and is suitable for direct printing on acrylic, silk, diacetate, and triacetate fabrics.

Yes, it can be used for direct printing on acrylic, silk, diacetate, and triacetate fabrics. For printing applications, the dye offers good color yield and shade stability, making it suitable for both solid and patterned designs on various textile substrates.