The sodium alginate series includes industrial dye-printing grade
sodium alginate and general-purpose dye-printing sodium alginate.

Sodium alginate is widely used in warp sizing, trimming paste and
printing paste. It has the specific function when used as active
paste and color paste. Fibers have a chemical reaction with active
dyestuff to fix it onto the fiber. In they dyeing process, the
printing paste used should not disturb or join in the chemical
reactive linkage otherwise it will be fixed onto the fiber, which
makes the dyed fiber feel stiff and fragile as well as poor color
quality. When sodium alginate acts as the printing paste, it will
not affect the dyeing process of active dyestuff and fiber nor
produce the defects listed above. Thus it is not only fit for chandar
ink but also applying to wool, silk and synthetic fiber printings.

Middle and low-viscosity sodium alginates are all fit for paste
requirements from sieve-style printing to barrel-type printing.
Actually, printing made from low-viscosity sodium alginates is
more stable, which makes high-content printing paste possible.
This kind of printing paste can produce compact film in drying
processing so as to increase the coloration rate.

Mixed with asbestine short fiber and solidified by lime acetate,
sodium alginate can prevent lime acetate rising and affecting
people's health.

Inner packing:
25kg net woven bag lined with plastic