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Application of basic dyes on Hessian jute fabrics and its fastness analyses

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The object of this study is the application of basic dyes on jute fabrics at different temperature and fastness analyses of dyed jute fabric. Hessian jute fabric is collected from jute weaving mill then jute fabric is undergone pretreatment process. Pretreated jute fabric is dyed with basic dyes at various shade percentage such as- 5%, 2%, 4%,5% shade variation at different temperature. Then fastness property is analyses by color fastness to wash, color fastness to rubbing, color fastness to light. It showed that at 65oC temperature and 4% shade variation basic dyes gives good color fastness on hessian jute fabrics.
Title: Application of basic dyes on Hessian jute fabrics and its fastness analyses
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The object of this study is the application of basic dyes on jute fabrics at different temperature and fastness analyses of dyed jute fabric.
Hessian jute fabric is collected from jute weaving mill then jute fabric is undergone pretreatment process.
Pretreated jute fabric is dyed with basic dyes at various shade percentage such as- 5%, 2%, 4%,5% shade variation at different temperature.
Then fastness property is analyses by color fastness to wash, color fastness to rubbing, color fastness to light.
It showed that at 65oC temperature and 4% shade variation basic dyes gives good color fastness on hessian jute fabrics.

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