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PROCESS PROCEDURE OF DYEING WITH G.S.S:

 

After neutralization adjust dye bathe PH with Acetic Acid

Add G.S.S% at 40°C

Run 10-15 min at 40°C (After 10 min Run cheek PH
Add Color solution at 40°C (20-30 min)
Run 10-15 min at 40°C
Add 50% Salt (as per shade %)
Run 15 min at  40°C
Add soda solution at 40°C (20-30min)
Run 10 min at  40°C
Caustic Dosing 10 min at  40°C
Run 10 min at  40°C
Then steam up as required
Matching


Advantage of G.S.S:

  1. Dyeing cost saving up to - 15%

  2. Minimization of dyeing fault

  3. 50% of salt reduce so less storage area required.

  4. All color evenly pick up, so no uneven shade, running shade, & color spot.

Material Safty Data Sheet

PRODUCT NAME  G.S.S
COMPANY NAME  STAR ENTERPRISE
EMERGENCY TELEPHONE  9831881258,    033-65200911
SECTION 1  PRODUCT INFORMATION
Molecular Formulae  MIXTURE: blead of  anionic surfactants polymeric
SECTION 2

 INGREDIENTS
 

 Chemical Name CAS Amount

 

 Blend of  Anionic surfactants PROPERTY
SECTION 3

 HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION

 Emergency Overview

 Color : Clear
 Form / Appearance : Liquid
 Odor : Odorless
 WARNING STATEMENT
 CAUTION:
 CONTACT WITH THE EYES AND SKIN MAY RESULT IN
 IRRITATION. INHALATION OF THE VAPORS OR MISTS
 MAY RESULT IN RESPIRE TORY.

 IRRITATION INGESTION MAY RESULT IN GASTRIC
 DISTURBANCES.
 Potential Health Effects.
 Primary Routes of Exposure :
 Routes of entry for solids and liquids eye and shin contact
 Ingestion and inhalation. Routes of entry for gases inched
 Inhalation and eye contact .Skis contact may be a route of entry
 For liquefied gases.
 A cute Overexposure Effects.
 Prolonged contact with eyes and skin may result in imitation
 Ingestion may result in gastric disturbances


 Chronic Overexposure Effects:
 There are no known chronic effects associated with this material
 First aid procedures –Aggravated by exposure to this product .
 Please refer to the effects of overexposure section for effects
 (if any) observed in animals.

 
SECTION 4

 First Aid procedures-Skin:

 Wash affected areas with soap and water . Remove and launder
 Contaminated clothing before reuse . If imitation dove lops.
 Get medical attention.


 First Aid procedures-Eyes:
 Immediately raise eyes with ruining water for 15 minutes .If
 Imitation develops Get medical attention.


 First Aid procedures-Ingestion:
 If swallowed, dilute with water and immediately induce vomiting. Never
 Give fluids or induce vomiting if the victim is one onsoious or having
 Convulsions .Get immediate medical attention .

 First Aid procedures-inhalation :
 Move to fresh air –aid in breathing ,if necessary, and get immediate
 Medical attention.

 First Aid procedures-notes to physicians:
 None Known.


 First Aid procedures-aggravated Medical conditions:
 No data is available which addresses medical conditions that are generally
 Recognized as being aggravated by exposure to this product. Please refer to
 The effects of overexposure section for effects (if any) observed is
 Animals.


 First Aid procedures-Special precautions:
 None.
SECTION 5

 FIRE FIGHTING MEASURES

 Typical Low/High Deg Method.
 Flash point>300 COPPEN CUP
 Auto ignition : NOT AVAILABLE
 Extinguishing media
 Use wate fog foam or dry chemical extinguishing media.
 Fire fighting procedures:
 Fighting should be equipped with self-contained breathing apparatus and tura out

 gear.
 Unusual Hazards:
 There are no known unusual fire or explosion hazards.
 
SECTION 6

 ACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURES

 General :

 Spills should be contained , solidified, and placed in suitable containers for 

 disposal in a licensed facility. This material is not regulated by RCRA or
 CERCLA (superfund) wear appropriate re aspiratory protection and
 Protective clothing and provide adequate ventilation during clean - up.
 Other spill /leak procedures.
 No other spill procedures necessary.

   

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