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Acid Violet 7

Acid Violet 7 Appearance is dark red powder. It is soluble in water and blue-red, slightly soluble in ethanol and acetone, insoluble in other organic solvents. It is blue-red in concentrated sulfuric acid and bright red after dilution; it turns orange when concentrated nitric acid is reddish solution When dyeing, it encounters copper and iron ions, and its color is slightly darker, while the latter is slightly shallower; chromium ions have little effect on it.

TRADE NAME:

Acid magenta 6B,Acid Rubine 6B

Application of Acid Violet 7:

Used for coloring wool, silk, nylon and leather, paper, soap, wood, medicine and cosmetics, and can also be used for biological dyeing.

Acid Violet 7 Use condition:

  • Wool dyeing should be carried out in a strong acid bath. The pH of the dyeing solution is 2~4, which is suitable for boiling dyeing. The highest dyeing temperature is 95~100°C; silk and nylon dyeing should be carried out in formic acid bath.
  • Blending of blended fabrics: When wool is dyed in the same bath as various fibers, the nylon is colored, the silk is lightly colored, and the cellulose fibers are not stained.
  • It is often used to dye dark brown and deep purple colored yarns, and the leveling property is poor. When dyeing, it can improve the leveling property by controlling the heating rate, adding leveling agent and adjusting the pH to 3~4.‍

Technical Specifications

CI.NO: 18055

Leveling(grade)

Displacement

Whitening

Solubility(g/L)

Metal ion effect(grade)

copper

orin

chromium

1

B

well

50(90℃)

3~4

3

3~4D

Colour Fastness Test

Test Methods

fiber

Alkali resistance

Carbonization

Chlorination discoloration

Oxygen bleaching

Alkali fluff

Acid fluff

potting

soaping

Perspiration

Sun exposure

discolor

Staining

discolor

Staining

discolor

Staining

discolor

Staining

AATCC

wool

3~4

3

1

2

2

2

2

1

4

ISO

wool

3~4

3

2

1

1

5

1

1

2

1

2

4

2~3

4

What fibers is Acid Violet 7 best suited for?

Acid Violet 7 shows strongest performance on protein fibres (wool, silk) and polyamide (nylon). It has limited direct affinity for cotton and most cellulosic fibres unless used with a mordant or after a chemical modification; for cellulose applications consider reactive or direct dyes instead.

Is Acid Violet 7 lightfast and washfast enough for apparel?

Wash and wet fastness on protein fibres are generally good when dyeing and fixation are performed correctly. Lightfastness for violet acid dyes tends to be moderate—acceptable for many indoor/apparel uses but may not be ideal for prolonged outdoor exposure. Test finished samples under intended end-use conditions.

Can Acid Violet 7 be used in printing pastes and continuous processes?

Yes—Acid Violet 7 is commonly formulated into acid printing pastes and adjusted for continuous dyeing on polyamide and wool. Viscosity, acid level and fixation step must be optimized per process. Work with your paste and process suppliers to adjust rheology and fixation profiles.

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