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Sulfur dyes are commonly used for dyeing textile cellulosic materials or their blends with a wide variety of synthetic fibers, including staple fibers and yarn. Advances in dyeing techniques and manufacturing have propelled strides in the sulfur dyes market. They are essentially non-ionic and possess sulphur linkages. There are several methods of the use of sulfur dyes. Extensive demand for sulfur dyes in cotton based textile dyeing is bolstering the prospects in the sulfur dyes market.
Apart from cotton, nylon and synthetics are increasingly utilizing sulfur dyes. Strides in textile industry are bolstering the expansion of the sulfur dyes market. For example, the use of these in imparting brown, green, and blue pigments. Characteristics of sulfur dyes that drive the popularity are their light fastness, remarkable wash fastness, heat and chemical resistance, and heavy and durable shades. Further, end use industries consider sulfur dyes as an inexpensive option than most other dyes and colorants.
Strides in the textile industry are spurring the use of sulfur dyes. Stringent government regulations are shaping the contours of the sulfur dyes market. This has a significant bearing on the utilization of sulfur dyes. A percentage of sulfur dyes are absorbed in fabrics, which also concern consumers. The popularity of CI condensed sulfur dyes is also boosting the expansion in the sulfur dyes market.
The global sulfur dyes market is increasingly fragmented landscape. A growing number of players have increased their spending on research and development in order to surge ahead in the production on innovative products for end-use industries. They are also focusing on health and environmental impacts. The rise in demand for bio-based eco-friendly products is boosting the sulfur dyes market.
The sulfur dyes market is seeing potential lucrative revenue streams in Asia Pacific. China in particular has been presenting large revenues to large scale and small-scale textile industries. Strides in textile industry are boosting the scope of revenue generation. North America and Europe have seen decline in popularity, mainly due to stringent regulations.
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