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Dianix PLUS from Dystar
Dystar has introduced the innovative new Dianix PLUS disperse dye range to
ensure controlled coloration and right-first-time performance, thus enhancing
dyehouse profitability and driving down unit production costs. Dianix PLUS dyes
are designed to provide outstanding reliability on difficult polyester fabrics
such as microfibres, weight-reduced polyester fabrics and taffeta. The benefits
include excellent compatibility of dyeing behaviour, optimised level dyeing,
insensitivity to variations in dyeing time, temperature and pH and state-of-the-art
accuracy in standardising shade and strength.
The new dyes also ensure very good solid dyeing of fabrics made from polyester
yarns of different denier. Since the shade is not affected by variations in
dyebath pH, Dianix PLUS dyes can be applied with equal success in acid, neutral
or mildly alkaline dyebaths; this allows the dyer to use a variety of innovative
applications tailored to the needs of individual fabrics. DyStar’s Optidye
P software calculates the optimum application profile for Dianix PLUS dyes on
specific fabrics.
The Dianix PLUS range comprises seven dyes which cover a broad spectrum of medium
to dark shades. For controlled coloration in pale shades, DyStar markets the
successfully established Dianix AC-E range. All Dianix PLUS dyes have good all-round
colour fastness properties and meet the requirements set by major ecology standards
such as Oeko-Tex 100, while high exhaustion reduces effluent load.
As the leading textile dyes supplier, DyStar offers its customers high quality
products, efficient application procedures and expert services to help them
minimise costs and maximise quality. It uses controlled coloration and color
confidence to characterise these benefits. Controlled coloration is targeted
mainly at textile dyers and printers and highlights DyStar’s ability to
help raise the speed and reliability of processes, ensure right-first-time dyeing
and printing and reduce production costs. Color confidence is a broader concept
covering the entire textile processing chain. It focuses on aspects such as
colour fastness, consistency of shade and consumer safety.
| DyStar, the world’s leading textile dyes
company, has had a uniform global quality management system that complies
with ISO 9001 since 1997. Now it has introduced ISO 9000:2000 at all its
sites. The switch to this new standard involved a number of fundamental
changes: Instead of individual functions, in future entire company-wide
processes will be certified. In this way, the company aims to achieve
a further improvement in its business processes, expand customer service
and raise customer satisfaction.
Dr Michael Kunze, head of
Quality Management International at DyStar, explains, “The new
ISO standard means we can identify and eliminate weaknesses in business
processes more quickly.” For example, when a customer orders a
dye, the order is handled by various different departments. If the customer
is satisfied there is no problem. However, if the customer is not satisfied,
the new system enables DyStar to follow up complaints more quickly to
identify and eliminate errors.
He further states, “Quality
management is not an end in itself. The aim of introducing the new standard
is to help raise efficiency, performance and customer focus throughout
the company.”
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