Shree Colourex

Acid Dyes Direct Dyes Reactive Dyes Disperse Dyes Pigment Pthalosyanine Sodium Chloride (industrial Salt)

Cold Brands Hot Brands Reactive Yellow 86 Reactive Yellow 18 Reactive Yellow 22 Reactive Orange 12 Reactive Orange 14 Reactive Orange 13 Reactive Orange 4 Reactive Red 21a Reactive Red 2 Reactive Red 22 Reactive Red 11 Reactive Red 23 Reactive Blue Mx7rx(Mix) Reactive Red 24 Vinyl Sulphone Base Reactive Red 31 Reactive Yellow 160 Reactive Red 45 Reactive Yellow 15 Reactive Scarlet P2r(Mix) Reactive Yellow 42 Reactive Blue 13 Reactive Orange 107 Reactive Blue 49 Reactive Orange 96 High Exhaust Reactive Orange 78 Reactive Yellow 84 Reactive Orange 16 Reactive Orange 84 Reactive Red 245 Reactive Red 141 Reactive Red 111 Reactive Blue 171 Reactive Blue 28 Reactive Green 19 Reactive Blue 21 Bi - Functional Reactive Blue 89 Reactive Orange 145a Reactive Blue 250 Reactive Orange 122 Reactive Blue 203 Reactive Red 195a Reactive Violet 5 Reactive Red 198a Reactive Black 5 Reactive Red 222 Reactive Black 5 Reactive Red 223 Reactive Black 5 Reactive Red 249 Reactive Black Vn (Mix) Reactive Red 250 Reactive Black Hfgr-p(Mix) Reactive Red 180a Reactive Black Wnn(Mix) Reactive Blue 194 Reactive Super Black R(Mix) Reactive Blue 220 Rr - Series Reactive Blue 221 Reactive Red Rr Reactive Blue 222 Reactive Blue Rr Reactive Black Bfgrf(Mix) Reactive Yellow Rr Reactive Red 114 R/o Salt Free Dyes For Ink Application Reactive Yellow 145 Reactive Red 195 Reactive Red 31 Reactive Red 198 Reactive Red 111 Reactive Red 223 Reactive Red 120 Reactive Red 245 Reactive Red 141 Reactive Orange 12 Reactive Red 152 Reactive Black 5

At the very basic level the use of colour in identifying individual components of tissue sections can be accomplished primarily with dyes. Although there are other means, Dyes are however, the largest group that can easily be manipulate to our liking. Dyes are applied to numerous substrates for example to textiles, leather, plastic, paper etc. in liquid form. One characteristic of dye is that the dyes must get completely or atleast partially soluble in which it is being put to. The rule that we apply to other chemicals is similarly applicable to dyes also. For example certain kind of dyes can be toxic, carcinogenic or mutagenic and can pose as a hazard to health