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Acid Red 361

Acid Red 361 (C.I. 361, CAS 61931-22-4) is a red monoazo acid dye supplied as a water-soluble powder, formulated for dyeing protein and polyamide fibers (wool, silk, nylon) and used in textile, carpet and certain specialty ink/paint applications.

TRADE NAME:Acid Red 2B

Key features

  • Bright red monoazo shade
  • Good affinity for nylon, wool and silk
  • Water-soluble powder form for easy batching
  • Good lightfastness and rubbing fastness
  • Moderate to good washfastness (fiber-dependent)
  • Compatible with certain ink and paint formulations (test recommended)

Technical Specifications

  • ‍CAS NO: 61931-22-4
  • Molecular Formula:C23H25N4NaO6S2
  • Molecular Weight:540.39
  • Shade:Blue red‍

Standard

Fiber

Soaping

Persperation Fastness

Oxygen bleaching

Light
Fastness

Fading

Stain

ISO

Wool

4-5

3-4

4-5

6

Colour Fastness Test

Test Methods

fiber

Alkali resistance

Carbonization

Chlorination discoloration

potting

Alkali fluff

seawater

soaping

Perspiration color change

Sun exposure

discolor

Staining

discolor

Staining

discolor

Staining

ISO

wool

3~4

4

4~5

5

4~5

2~3

4~5

3

4~5

3~4

4~5

6

Fixing situation

soaping

ISO105-C03 (60℃)

Alkali perspiration

ISO105-E04

Flooding

ISO105-E01

Chlorinated water

ISO105-E03

Sun exposure

ISO105-B02

discolor

Nylon stain

Cotton stain

discolor

Nylon stain

Cotton stain

discolor

Nylon stain

Cotton stain

100mg/L

Standard dye depth

1/12

1/1

Unfixed

4

4

4~5

4~5

3~4

4~5

4~5

4

4~5

4

5~6

6~7

Fixing

4~5

4~5

5

5

4~5

5

4~5

5

5

4~5

Application:

  • Mainly used for sea of target that fluorescent, facilitate aerial reconnaissance search. And can use significantly for the exploration of fluorescent groundwater.
  • Can also be used for medicine and cosmetics shading, rarely used for silk printing and dyeing things.
  • It can be used for dyeing and printing of wool and nylon, mainly for dyeing of nylon.‍

FAQ

Which fibers give the best results with Acid Red 361?

Acid Red 361 shows strongest affinity and best leveling on nylon (polyamide) and protein fibers such as wool and silk. On nylon it often produces bright, even shades when dyed with an acid bath and controlled temperature rise; wool and silk also accept the dye well but may need different salt/acid dosing for optimal shade.

What dyebath recipe and parameters give even shades on nylon (practical starting point)?

Typical starting recipe (lab-scale): liquor ratio 1:20–1:30, 1.0% OWF dye charge, 1–2% acetic acid to establish pH 4–5, raise temperature slowly to 85–95°C and hold 30–45 minutes, then cool and soaping if required. Always run small lab trials before production.

How does Acid Red 361 perform for wash and light fastness?

Performance depends on fiber and after-treatments: reported lightfastness is relatively high for an acid red, rubbing (wet/dry) is generally strong, while washfastness can be moderate — consider after-treatments (soaping, cationic fixing) to improve wash resistance.

Can Acid Red 361 be used in inks or paint systems?

Yes — some suppliers list Acid Red 361 for specialized inks or paint applications where water-soluble acid dyes are accepted. Compatibility depends on the carrier/resin system; perform formulation testing before scale use.

What are the environmental and wastewater considerations?

Acid dyes are water-soluble and will appear in effluent unless removed. Oxidative treatments such as ozone have been used successfully to remove Acid Red 361 from textile wastewater.

What safety and storage practices should we follow?

Store in a cool, dry area in sealed containers. Avoid inhalation and prolonged skin contact; use dust control and PPE. Consult the product MSDS for full HSE guidance.

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