THESE DYES ARE NOT APPROVED FOR FOOD, DRUG OR COSMETIC APPLICATION

• For water soluble colors, dissolve dye in hot water. Color the saw dust then add oil and sand.
• For oil soluble colors, dissolve dye in warm oil. Add the saw dust then the sand.
• In both cases, make sure everything is thoroughly mixed.
• Concentration of dye to saw dust: 2 ounces dry dye to one gallon liquid as a standard solution.

THESE DYES ARE NOT APPROVED FOR FOOD, DRUG OR COSMETIC APPLICATION

SUGGESTED MANUFACTURING METHOD

• These dyes are soluble in benzol. They can also be added directly to the gasoline.
• Concentration of dye to solution: 2 ounces dry dye to one gallon of benzol as a standard solution.
• These dyes are soluble in diesel oil.
• Concentration of dye to solution: 2 - 4 ounces dry dye to one gallon of heated diesel oil as a standard solution.

THESE DYES ARE NOT APPROVED FOR FOOD, DRUG OR COSMETIC APPLICATION

SUGGESTED MANUFACTURING METHOD

• Dissolve dye in warm water until thoroughly dissolved. Add the acid mixture.
• Concentration of dye to water: 2 ounces dry dye to one gallon water as a standard solution

THESE DYES ARE NOT APPROVED FOR FOOD, DRUG OR COSMETIC APPLICATION

SUGGESTED MANUFACTURING METHOD

• Concentration of dye to liquid detergent: 1 pound dry dye to 1250 gallons high alkaline liquid detergents as a standard solution
• These powdered detergent dyes are soluble in hot solutions of synthetic detergents, liquid soaps or soap solutions
• These dyes are not soluble in water. We suggest making a concentrated solution of 4 - 6 ounces of dye to one gallon of your product. Then add this concentrated dye solution to your liquid or dry detergent, then grind or tumble until the color is thoroughly dispersed
• Note: Blue Blend #488 when used at a concentration of 1 pound dye to 550 gallons of your product makes a finished detergent that will wash and blue in one operation

THESE DYES ARE NOT APPROVED FOR FOOD, DRUG OR COSMETIC APPLICATION

SUGGESTED MANUFACTURING METHOD

• Concentration of dye to water: 2 -3 ounces dry dye to one gallon hot water as a standard solution
• Filter this solution to make certain that the dye is thoroughly dissolved
• Note: Do not use tin or iron containers as this will cause a chemical reaction which may destroy the color

THESE DYES ARE NOT APPROVED FOR FOOD, DRUG OR COSMETIC APPLICATION

SUGGESTED MANUFACTURING METHOD

• These dyes can be dissolved in a mixture of water and alcohol. Dissolve the dye first thoroughly in hot water
• Concentration of dye to water: 1 ounce dry dye to one gallon water as a standard solution
• If needed, alcohol can be added to the dye solution up to a concentration of 50%. Do not use isopropyl alcohol

THESE DYES ARE NOT APPROVED FOR FOOD, DRUG OR COSMETIC APPLICATION

SUGGESTED MANUFACTURING METHOD

• Concentration of dye to water or oil / solvent (benzol): 2 ounces dry dye to one gallon water, oil or benzol as a standard solution
• Note: Do NOT heat the benzol

THESE DYES ARE NOT APPROVED FOR FOOD, DRUG OR COSMETIC APPLICATION

SUGGESTED MANUFACTURING METHOD

• These dyes are soluble in oil, waxes, benzol, stearic acid, oleic acid, fatty acid, lacquers and lacquer thinners
• Oil or wax should be heated below the boiling point. The dry dye should then be added under agitation
• Concentration of dye to solution: 1 ounces dry dye to one gallon of solution as a standard solution

THESE DYES ARE NOT APPROVED FOR FOOD, DRUG OR COSMETIC APPLICATION

SUGGESTED MANUFACTURING METHOD

• These dyes are soluble in water and soap mixtures and are stable in household and commercial ammonia
• Concentration of dye to water: 2 ounces dry dye to one gallon of water as a standard solution

THESE DYES ARE NOT APPROVED FOR FOOD, DRUG OR COSMETIC APPLICATION

SUGGESTED MANUFACTURING METHOD

• These dyes are stable in slightly acidic mixtures.
• Concentration of dye to solution: 2 ounces dry dye to one gallon of water as a standard solution

THESE DYES ARE NOT APPROVED FOR FOOD, DRUG OR COSMETIC APPLICATION

SUGGESTED MANUFACTURING METHOD

• The water soluble dyes are best dissolved in hot water.
• The solvent soluble dyes can be dissolved in plastics, lacquers, oils, and benzol.
• Concentration of dye to solution: 2 ounces dry dye to one gallon of solution as a standard solution

THESE DYES ARE NOT APPROVED FOR FOOD, DRUG OR COSMETIC APPLICATION

SUGGESTED MANUFACTURING METHOD

• The water soluble dyes are specifically used as media detectors and the solvent soluble dyes are designed for detecting oil leaks
• NOTE: All these dyes are fluorescent

THESE DYES ARE NOT APPROVED FOR FOOD, DRUG OR COSMETIC APPLICATION

SUGGESTED MANUFACTURING METHOD

• Concentration of dye to solution: 1 pound dry dye to 1500-3000 gallons of solution as a standard solution

THESE DYES ARE NOT APPROVED FOR FOOD, DRUG OR COSMETIC APPLICATION

SUGGESTED MANUFACTURING METHOD

• These dyes are good for milled soaps, laundry chips, cakes, float, liquid soaps and others that contain water in their formulation
• Concentration of dye to water: 2 -3 ounces dry dye to one gallon of hot water as a standard solution
• Alcohol not to exceed 50% may be added to the dye solution
• Note: Do not use tin or iron for dissolving or holding the dye solution. Enamel, glass, stainless steel or agate should be used for mixing and storing

THESE DYES ARE NOT APPROVED FOR FOOD, DRUG OR COSMETIC APPLICATION

THESE DYES ARE NOT APPROVED FOR FOOD, DRUG OR COSMETIC APPLICATION

THESE DYES ARE NOT APPROVED FOR FOOD, DRUG OR COSMETIC APPLICATION

SUGGESTED MANUFACTURING METHOD

• THESE PURIFIED DYE SOLUTIONS ARE FOR USE IN INK JET APPLICATIONS
• TYPICAL PACK SIZE FOR THESE IS 450 LB DRUMS TO 2250 LB TOTES