Product Attribute Table

Trade Name	Disperse Blue 60 MIX
Type	Disperse Custom Mixed Series
CAS No.	/
H.S.CODE	32041100
Appearance	Dark blue powder
Fastness to Washing	4-5
Fastness to Light	7-8
Fastness to Sublimation	3-4
Fastness to Wet Rubbing	4-5
Fastness to Dry Rubbing	4-5
PH Stability	5-6
Applicable Fibers	Suitable for dyeing and printing of polyester (polyester fiber) and its blends
Application Process	The dyeing process is actually quite standard, with the core being the high-temperature, high-pressure method, which is particularly suitable for synthetic fibers such as polyester

Product Details

Disperse Blue 60 MIX (also marketed as Disperse Cyan Blue S-GL MIX) is an anthraquinone-based disperse dye supplied as a blue-black powder. It is well known in the textile dyeing and printing industry for its bright greenish-blue tone, strong color strength, and stable application performance. Owing to its distinctive shade and excellent affinity for synthetic fibers, it plays an important role in polyester and polyester-blend coloration systems.

This dye offers high thermal and process stability, making it suitable for demanding dyeing conditions. It performs reliably in high-temperature, high-pressure dyeing as well as hot-melt processes, maintaining consistent shade and depth even after heat setting and finishing. The dye exhibits good dispersion behavior in aqueous systems, allowing uniform dye uptake and minimizing common defects such as speckling or uneven coloration. As a result, it provides high reproducibility across different batches and production runs.

Disperse Blue 60 MIX demonstrates balanced fastness properties required for commercial and premium textile applications. Dyed fabrics show good resistance to washing, rubbing, and heat exposure, supporting long service life in both apparel and decorative uses. The product meets current eco-textile regulations, with controlled levels of restricted substances, making it suitable for environmentally conscious markets and compliant with international standards such as OEKO-TEX® and bluesign®.

The dye is primarily recommended for polyester and polyester-rich blends. Typical applications include woven and knitted fabrics for apparel, home textiles, and decorative materials. It is especially valued for medium to light shades where clarity and brightness are critical. In color matching, Disperse Blue 60 MIX is frequently used as a key component for building vibrant green and cyan shades when combined with suitable yellow or blue disperse dyes, offering designers and dyers broad shade-creation flexibility.

In addition to polyester, the product can be applied to acetate and nylon under appropriate conditions, expanding its application scope. Its stable hue control and consistent quality make it suitable for both batch dyeing and continuous production lines.

With its vivid color expression, reliable fastness, broad process adaptability, and environmental compliance, Disperse Blue 60 MIX remains a proven and dependable choice for textile manufacturers seeking high-quality, reproducible blue-green shades in modern dyeing operations.

FAQ

Q: What are the distinctive features or advantages of this series of dyes?

A: The defining characteristic of the disperse dye blend series is the physical blending of disperse dyes with complementary performance profiles into a standardized, ready-to-apply product. By integrating complex shade formulation and compatibility control at the product level, it eliminates the need for on-site color matching. This approach ensures stable color output, simplifies operation, and is especially well suited for large-scale production where high shade consistency and repeatability are critical.

Q: In which industries are these dyes primarily used?

A: The disperse dye custom mixed series is primarily used in industries with extremely high demands for color standardization, consistency, and production efficiency.

Q: What dyeing methods are recommended for applying this dye series to textiles?

A: The recommended application methods are high-temperature, high-pressure dyeing and hot-melt roll (thermosol) dyeing.