Binders

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Dyne Chemicals LLP is a textile binder manufacturer in Chhatral, Gandhinagar, Gujarat. Formulation and production both take place in-house, at Dyne’s manufacturing facility and R&D lab. The range covers conventional self-crosslinking binders, eco binders and zero formaldehyde binders for pigment printing.

Pigments have no natural affinity for fibres, so they cannot hold on to fabric by themselves. A binder forms a thin film during curing that locks the pigment onto the fibre surface. The quality of that film decides how well the print resists washing, rubbing and dry cleaning, and how soft or stiff it feels in the hand. Dyne supplies binders alongside its thickeners, fixers and inks, so printers can build the whole paste from one source.

The zero formaldehyde range includes Dyne Bind ZF 300, ZF 360 and ZF 450, as well as Dyne Bind 500. Dyne Soft R400 Eco is a formaldehyde-free soft binder that gives pigment prints a hand feel close to reactive printing. Eco grades such as Dyne Bind 50 Eco, Bind 40 Eco, Bind 550 and Bind ES 200 cover both high-strength and economical applications, while Dyne Bind 20, 40 and 300 are conventional self-crosslinking binders. Ink manufacturers also use Dyne Bind ZF 360 to formulate pigment digital inks.

Conventional binder systems can release formaldehyde from the printed fabric. Formaldehyde irritates skin, and brand restricted-substance lists set tight limits on it. A zero formaldehyde binder is formulated to avoid that risk. Dyne’s ZF grades are odour-free and suited to babywear, innerwear and other close-to-skin products, and they help exporters meet GOTS, ZDHC MRSL and OEKO-TEX requirements while keeping strong rub fastness and wash durability.

Dyne’s eco and zero formaldehyde binders are aligned with GOTS, OEKO-TEX ECO PASSPORT and ZDHC MRSL and are free of APEO and NPEO. Dyne Soft R400 Eco, for example, is formaldehyde-free and compliant with ZDHC, GOTS and OEKO-TEX. Certificates vary from grade to grade, so share your buyer’s required standard with the Dyne team and ask for the documents for the specific binder you intend to use.

Begin with the fabric type and the print method, whether screen, rotary or digital. Then define the fastness and softness you need and the compliance standard your buyer has set. With those four points clear, trial the binder with your own pigment and thickener on production fabric before scaling up. Dyne’s technical team can shortlist suitable grades from these inputs.

Yes. As a textile binder manufacturer focused on export-oriented processors, Dyne supplies its binders to mills and printers in Europe and in markets such as Turkey, Jordan, Morocco and Egypt. You can request product details, samples and pricing through inquiry form on dyne-chemicals.com or by writing to info@dynechemicals.com.