Huntsman Textile Effects presents
NOVACRON® S
NOVACRON® S, the dynamic range of reactive dyes from Huntsman
Textile Effects has just moved to the next level in color depth
with the new generation NOVACRON®S. Responding to the constant
market demands for fresh colors which provoke more emotions and
effects, the latest innovations in the NOVACRON®S range deliver
exactly what no one has yet achieved – economical dark shades
with unprecedented depths. The launch is precisely timed to
provide c ustomers with the perfect tools to create deep shades,
typical for fall/winter harmonies and the full spectrum of
blacks.
Thanks to strong and powerful chromophores, multiple and
complementary reactive groups, ultimate concentrated
formulations, NOVACRON® Deep Orange S-4R, Deep Cherry S-D and
Deep Night S-R offer the highest build up of all reactive dyes
on the market. As a result very deep dyeings are not only
achievable but also economical.
Last but not least this unparalleled trio gives Brands &
Retailers the freedom to just match the mood and fashion of the
season by adding to their color palette all abyssal shades from
the browns, chocolates, coffees, aubergines, forest greens and
obviously all black tints from charcoal to black pearl and
ebony.
These highly concentrated dyes like all existing NOVACRON® S
dyes also fulfill mills requirements as regard to lab to bulk
and batch to batch reproducibility, efficiency in wash ability
and level of fastness properties.
NOVACRON® Deep Orange S-4R, Deep Cherry S-D and Deep Night
S-R, the unique solution for economical deep and ultimate deep
shades.
Huntsman is a global manufacturer and marketer of
differentiated chemicals. Its operating companies manufacture
products for a variety of global industries, including
chemicals, plastics, automotive, aviation, textiles, footwear,
paints and coatings, construction, technology, agriculture,
health care, detergent, personal care, furniture, appliances and
packaging. Huntsman today has more than 12,000 employees and
operates from multiple locations worldwide, with 2008 revenues
of approximately $10 billion.
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