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Wetting Agents

Wetting Agents

Products

SEYCO SCOUR LFB CONC OR LFB

SEYCO SCOUR LFB is a low foaming, biodegradable wetter-scouring agent. This product is excellent for desizing, scouring, bleaching, or dying. SEYCO SCOUR LFB can be used with alpha amylase or cellulase enzyme without decreasing the enzyme performance

SEYCO SCOUR OXY

SEYCO SCOUR OXY is a low foaming, biodegradable wetter-scouring agent, solvents, and an oxidizing agent. This product is excellent for desizing, scouring, bleaching, or dying.

SEYCO WET IFR CONC OR IFR

SEYCO WETTER IFR is a non-ionic wetter and scouring agent designed to remove loom oil from griege fabric, performs as after after-scour for dyed goods, and as a wetter in indigo dyeing. SEYCO WETTER IFR is an excellent, non-ionic wetter, designed for use in finishing of all types of fabrics.

SEYCO WET 2EH CONC OR 2EH

SEYCO WETTER 2EH is a versatile wetter and provides detergency emulsification when used in preparation dyeing and finishing. SEYCO WETTER 2EH is effective scouring agent and penetrant. The excellent penetrating properties make this product useful even for dyeing those marginally prepared or difficult to wet out goods. In continuous indigo dyeing denim SEYCO WETTER 2EH has excellent wetting with low foaming.

SEYCO SCOUR CS SPL CONC

SEYCO SCOUR CS-SPL-CONC is a low foaming, biodegradable wetter-scouring agent, and includes solvents. This product is excellent for desizing, scouring, bleaching, or dying. SEYCO SCOUR CS-SPL-CONC can be used with alpha amylase or cellulase enzyme without decreasing the enzyme performance.

SEYCO WET WS-2

SEYCO WET WS-2 is a one piece wetting agent, scouring agent, and helps to promote levelness during the dye process. The product is designed to work very effectively on sulfur dyes, indigo dyes, vat dyes, and fiber reactive dyes in continuous or batch operations

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