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Jacquard Acid Dye - Blacklight blue 645 - 14 g
Acid Dye
Acid dyes are used for dyeing silk, wool, feathers, other protein fibers, nylon - and nothing is better for that!
Jacquard acid dyes are extremely bright and colorfast. They are highly concentrated, powdered hot water dyes that give even, uniform colors when immersion-dyed.
They are easy to rinse out and do not fade in washing. Of all the dyes worldwide, acid dyes are known for producing the most beautiful colors, and Jacquard's range is unmatched in terms of quality, intensity, and consistency.
In addition to dyeing yarns, fibers, and fabrics, Jacquard acid dyes can also be used for painting or printing directly, using steam to set them.
Don't be put off by the name-the only acid involved is the white vinegar or citric acid you add to the dye bath.
FABRICS/FIBERS/SURFACES
Nylon and protein fibers: silk, wool, cashmere, alpaca, feathers, etc.
• ART SELECT GmbH & Co. KG
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• Schützenstraße 22
• Deutsch Evern, DE, 21407
• www.artselect.de
RUPERT, GIBBON & SPIDER, INC.
Jaquard dyes, if used correctly, are non-hazardous to humans. They are weak acid dyes that are fixed with only common white vinegar and heat. Fibre, yarn and textiles dyed with the Jaquard dyes can be worn against the skin without risk. We are in close co-operation with all our suppliers of dyes to ensure they are safe to use and wear. The dyes comply with the strict EU regulations and the manufacturers confirm that cloth dyed with the Jaquard dyes can be certified under the Oeko-Tex Standard 100. This standard is the most widely known standard for certification of ecologically-safe clothing. Detailed information can be found under oeko-tex.com/en/our-standards/standard-100-by-oeko-tex. The dyes pose no risk the environment if the dye liquid is neutralised with baking soda before disposal in the waste water system. Full instructions for the safe use and disposal of the dyes are included with the dyes.
Safe Handling Information
• Keep containers tightly closed and out of children’s reach.
• Wear gloves and cover your arms.
• Wear a dust mask when handling dry dye powder or spraying a dye solution.
• Keep dye pots and utensils for dyeing only.
• Avoid breathing fumes.
• Cover all surfaces.
• Ensure all dyes and solutions are labelled.
• Before you dispose of the dye bath liquid, add 1-2 teaspoons of baking soda to the liquid to neutralise the acid in the water.
Health Hazard
Harmful to aquatic organisms, may cause long term adverse effects in the aquatic environment.
First Aid Measures
General Information: Take off immediately all contaminated clothing.
After inhalation: Upon inhalation of aerosol/vapour/dust, take the patient into the fresh air, if there is difficulty breathing, medical advice is required.
After contact with the skin: Cleansing with plenty of water, soap or other non-irritating cleansing agents.
After contact with eyes: Contamination of the eyes must be treated by thorough irrigation with water, with the eyelids held open. Eventually a doctor (or eye specialist) should be consulted.
After ingestion: If the product is swallowed, the patient must at once drink water repeatedly, if possible with the addition of activated carbon. If the patient feels unwell, seek medical advice.
If medical attention is required take the dye and container with you.
•
• Schützenstraße 22
• Deutsch Evern, DE, 21407
• www.artselect.de
RUPERT, GIBBON & SPIDER, INC.
Jaquard dyes, if used correctly, are non-hazardous to humans. They are weak acid dyes that are fixed with only common white vinegar and heat. Fibre, yarn and textiles dyed with the Jaquard dyes can be worn against the skin without risk. We are in close co-operation with all our suppliers of dyes to ensure they are safe to use and wear. The dyes comply with the strict EU regulations and the manufacturers confirm that cloth dyed with the Jaquard dyes can be certified under the Oeko-Tex Standard 100. This standard is the most widely known standard for certification of ecologically-safe clothing. Detailed information can be found under oeko-tex.com/en/our-standards/standard-100-by-oeko-tex. The dyes pose no risk the environment if the dye liquid is neutralised with baking soda before disposal in the waste water system. Full instructions for the safe use and disposal of the dyes are included with the dyes.
Safe Handling Information
• Keep containers tightly closed and out of children’s reach.
• Wear gloves and cover your arms.
• Wear a dust mask when handling dry dye powder or spraying a dye solution.
• Keep dye pots and utensils for dyeing only.
• Avoid breathing fumes.
• Cover all surfaces.
• Ensure all dyes and solutions are labelled.
• Before you dispose of the dye bath liquid, add 1-2 teaspoons of baking soda to the liquid to neutralise the acid in the water.
Health Hazard
Harmful to aquatic organisms, may cause long term adverse effects in the aquatic environment.
First Aid Measures
General Information: Take off immediately all contaminated clothing.
After inhalation: Upon inhalation of aerosol/vapour/dust, take the patient into the fresh air, if there is difficulty breathing, medical advice is required.
After contact with the skin: Cleansing with plenty of water, soap or other non-irritating cleansing agents.
After contact with eyes: Contamination of the eyes must be treated by thorough irrigation with water, with the eyelids held open. Eventually a doctor (or eye specialist) should be consulted.
After ingestion: If the product is swallowed, the patient must at once drink water repeatedly, if possible with the addition of activated carbon. If the patient feels unwell, seek medical advice.
If medical attention is required take the dye and container with you.