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HS Code |
985334 |
| Chemical Name | Acid Red 1 |
| Cas Number | 3734-67-6 |
| Molecular Formula | C18H14N2Na2O7S2 |
| Molecular Weight | 480.42 g/mol |
| Appearance | Red powder |
| Solubility In Water | Soluble |
| Color Index Number | CI 18050 |
| Melting Point | No data (decomposes) |
| Application | Dye for textiles and paper |
| Synonyms | Amaranth, Food Red 2 |
| Ph Range | 4.5 - 5.0 (1% solution) |
| Storage Conditions | Store in a cool, dry place |
As an accredited Acid Red 1 factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.
| Packing | Acid Red 1 is typically packaged in 500g sealed plastic bottles, featuring hazard symbols, product name, lot number, and manufacturer details. |
| Shipping | **Shipping for Acid Red 1:** Acid Red 1 is shipped in tightly sealed, clearly labeled containers, compatible with its chemical properties. It should be transported in compliance with local, national, and international hazardous material regulations, protected from moisture and extreme temperatures. Appropriate documentation, including Safety Data Sheets (SDS), accompanies each shipment to ensure safe handling. |
| Storage | Acid Red 1 should be stored in a tightly sealed container in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area, away from direct sunlight and incompatible substances such as strong oxidizing agents. Ensure the storage area is clearly labeled and equipped with appropriate spill containment measures. Use proper personal protective equipment when handling and keep away from food and beverages. |
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Purity 98%: Acid Red 1 with 98% purity is used in textile dyeing processes, where it ensures consistent and vibrant coloration of synthetic fibers. Particle size < 10 µm: Acid Red 1 with particle size less than 10 µm is used in inkjet printing, where it provides high-definition image clarity and smooth dispersion. Aqueous solution stability: Acid Red 1 exhibiting stable performance in aqueous solutions is used in water-based paints, where it enhances color fastness and minimizes pigment settling. Melting point 210°C: Acid Red 1 with a melting point of 210°C is used in thermal transfer printing, where it maintains chromatic integrity under elevated processing temperatures. Lightfastness grade 5: Acid Red 1 at lightfastness grade 5 is used in outdoor signage production, where it delivers prolonged resistance to fading under UV exposure. Solubility 50 g/L in water: Acid Red 1 with a solubility of 50 g/L in water is used in liquid detergent formulations, where it offers uniform tinting without precipitation. pH stability range 4–8: Acid Red 1 with a pH stability range of 4 to 8 is used in cosmetic formulations, where it assures enduring coloration without degradation in mildly acidic or neutral environments. Molecular weight 496.42 g/mol: Acid Red 1 with a molecular weight of 496.42 g/mol is used in laboratory assay calibration, where it provides precise and reproducible absorbance values for spectrophotometric analysis. |
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Every day on our factory floor we see raw pigment transform into vibrant Acid Red 1. Our process follows strict protocols, making sure batch after batch hits the mark for consistency and purity. We’ve built these routines through years of experience, responding to what textile, paper, and leather finishers actually ask for. Customers look to us for a product that dissolves easily, colors steadily, and holds up to light and wash at the levels their work demands. Getting there means paying close attention to both the chemistry and the practical needs of end users.
Acid Red 1, known chemically as C.I. 18050, delivers a strong, scarlet tone—a shade that marks a balance between visual appeal and reliable performance. We see the demand most heavily from dyehouses dyeing protein fibers such as wool and silk. The product handles well both in laboratory-scale batches and in large industrial kettles.
From our own quality control tests and customer feedback, Acid Red 1 stands out for its solubility in water, yielding clear solutions which allow for smooth penetration into fibers. Its affinity for both animal fibers and, with certain mordants, for nylon, means that it fills a specific niche in textile coloration. Over the years, adjustments to our filtration and drying steps have helped us reduce dust and ensure the final powder flows easily and does not clump during storage or blending.
In our years working with Acid Red 1, we have watched usage patterns shift. While wool and silk dyeing remain the leading application, we also see substantial use in the coloring of leather goods and specialty papers. In the past decade, new requests have come from makers of ink formulations and even niche cosmetic batches. Our ability to tailor micro-batch sizes or larger volumes means we support both small specialty fabricators and larger manufacturing chains.
In textile dyeing, accuracy in shade reproduction counts as much as the dye’s own lightfastness or washfastness. Acid Red 1 offers a sharp, bright color that remains stable when applied with a controlled acid pH in the dye bath. The strength of the color can be modulated by the concentration, making it straightforward for dyers to reach a broad palette of red tones by blending with other compatible acid dyes in our range. For wool, the color sticks well on the fiber, and with proper post-treatment, resists fading during regular laundering.
Our customers often compare Acid Red 1 with other red acid dyes such as Acid Red 14 or Acid Red 18. Each dye has its place, but Acid Red 1 offers several advantages based on our experience. The molecular structure of Acid Red 1 leads to fast dyeing at moderate temperatures, which means we can help partners save energy and shorten running times during production. This becomes clear when customers switch from slower-penetrating reds and see their cycles speed up.
Acid Red 1’s strong affinity for wool gives rise to deep, rich shades with clean outlines—important for patterned yarns or printed textiles, where color bleeding can ruin intricate work. Our own batch data confirms that the color buildup is more predictable and less variable than we have seen in some lower-grade products on the market. In side-by-side finishing trials, Acid Red 1 produced solid, even coloration where other reds sometimes produced inconsistent blotching or weak coverage near seams.
The purity of our Acid Red 1 reduces the likelihood of unwanted impurities or heavy metals spoiling a finished piece. We engage in repeated testing—not only at lab scale but from every full-scale kettle batch. This hands-on control lets us spot-check for any residues left by starting materials and make corrections before the product reaches shipping. By comparison, imported or non-standard grades often arrive with variable color strength, making it harder for end users to match approval standards every time.
Dyehouses tell us that Acid Red 1’s clear color and straightforward dissolution help clean equipment faster, leaving less residue in piping or dye baths after use. This matters during color changes, where leftover dyes easily spoil future runs. We also know from users of alternative products that clumping or excessive dust can slow down mixing and introduce errors in automatic dosing systems—problems our recent improvements in granule sizing and stabilization have largely solved.
A big part of our effort in making Acid Red 1 goes into controlling every stage of the manufacturing process. Raw material selection starts with trusted chemical suppliers. Staff monitor temperature and pH constantly during coupling and diazotization—the steps where colors develop. Consistency in particle size and absence of unwanted by-products both play a major role in achieving repeatable dyeing results at the customer’s end. Each lot runs through verification for tinting strength, dye purity, and absence of hazardous substances like heavy metals or aromatic amines. There’s little room for error when fabrics or leathers worth thousands rely on accuracy in shade and purity.
Our in-house staff run application tests on common substrates—undyed wool tops, silk, and nylon—mirroring real-world dyehouse conditions. Only batches that meet agreed shade, strength, and solubility expectations get packaged. Sometimes, customers have to meet strict standards for safety and chemical content, especially when aiming for international markets. By delivering a product that consistently passes these tests, we help safeguard both manufacturers and end consumers.
What keeps customers coming back isn’t just the product—it’s the support we provide. Problems sometimes arise on a production line: an adjustment in pH, water hardness, or machine speed can mean color hits land outside the target. Our technical staff review every case that lands on their desks, often walking dyers and finishers through calibration steps, recommending pre-dissolution methods, or troubleshooting other dye process quirks. We keep exhaustive batch histories on file so we can check if any anomaly traces back to a particular delivery. It’s not unusual for customers to ship us fiber or water samples so we can run parallel tests and offer advice grounded in real data.
Volume discounts and reliable ordering terms also matter to our manufacturing partners, especially during busy seasons or export rushes. We maintain robust inventory of both finished dye and raw feedstock, which allows us to smooth over seasonal swings in demand, helping customers avoid production halts or missed delivery dates. On several occasions, we’ve arranged expedited local delivery for critical projects, even outside routine business hours, because we value our ongoing relationships and know schedules don’t always match factory windows.
Customers ask more about the environmental and safety profile of dyes than ever before. In our work, compliance means testing for REACH and other standards, minimizing hazardous waste during the process, and ensuring worker safety. Each batch runs through hazardous substance screening, and we work to keep by-product formation as low as possible. Our wastewater treatment methods meet regulatory codes and reduce chemical load entering municipal treatment plants. In areas where water availability or discharge limits are stricter, we’ve collaborated with textile customers to design compatible dye-bath recycling systems.
Safe storage and handling at the customer site help prevent unnecessary exposure or spills. We ship Acid Red 1 in secure, moisture-resistant packaging that stands up to long-term storage, allowing customers to order in bulk with less risk of caking or spoilage. Employee training on site—whether our own staff or customer workers—emphasizes the need for standard gloves and masks when handling powders and loading dye vats. By following safety best practices and monitoring air and water quality, we protect not just our team, but all those using and wearing dyed fabrics far down the line.
We never view Acid Red 1 as a static product. Customer demand, regulatory changes, and technical advances in fiber preparation drive us to improve and adapt our process. By staying in touch with what actual users experience in their own shops, we keep refining filterability, storage stability, and color repeatability. The path to better performance often starts with an offhand remark—a customer describing a new wool finish, or a printer asking for higher resistance to heat. Our lab runs constant small-batch trials against those challenges, sending out improved sample lots before rolling out upgrades at scale.
Industry events, trade forums, and roundtable feedback sessions all inform how we handle Acid Red 1 development over time. When requests come in for matching deeper shades or eliminating minor impurities, our technical team experiments with upstream chemistry changes, alternative buffering agents, or subtle shifts in drying protocols. The result is a product that doesn’t just meet routine orders for everyday dyeing, but also accommodates innovators at the leading edge of textile and paper finishing.
Trust plays out in results. Batch after batch, customers report strong color development, efficient workflows, and fewer production upsets compared to lower-cost red dyes sourced elsewhere. They name flexibility, technical backup, and delivery consistency as reasons they rely on our Acid Red 1, extending their product lines and hitting demanding export markets.
Proof sits in the repeat business and in the feedback we hear from quality control managers, shift leaders, and even machine operators. Whether adjusting dosing programs, scaling up from test runs to full production, or responding to new customer shade requests, users find that Acid Red 1 responds predictably and delivers real value. That dependability travels down the whole supply chain—brands, retailers, and end users feel confident in what they put in their hands and on their shelves.
Since every dyehouse, printshop, or fiber producer runs different equipment and water profiles, we treat every application as unique. Our technical support team not only issues typical guides for concentration or pH but also provides hands-on consulting. On occasion, we visit facilities to observe production firsthand, running joint dyeing simulations and helping integrate our Acid Red 1 into complicated multi-stage processes. This collaborative approach lays the groundwork for mutual success.
Long-term users shift with market and material changes, such as using recycled fibers or finishing agents to improve performance properties. We spend real time helping customers adapt Acid Red 1 to these new substrates or production approaches. The ability to tune particle size, drying, or even buffer content means we can respond quickly, delivering pilot-scale blends for trials and scaling to commercial runs based on proven results.
Producing high-quality Acid Red 1 means addressing a set of practical challenges: purity, consistency, and regulatory compliance. Over the years, we’ve built segments into our manufacturing lines to physically separate color groups, reducing cross-contamination risks. Filtration systems have been upgraded to catch ultra-fine particles, preventing dust blow-off and uneven coloring. We also maintain a program for tracing every bag to its raw material origin—letting us trace any issue right down to a lot level.
A recurring issue users face involves water quality changes. A sudden shift in hardness, mineral content, or pH in their supply can impact dye pickup and color results. Our lab provides ongoing water compatibility testing, suggesting pre-treatment steps when a customer’s municipality alters its water treatment formula. The extra insight and communication stop production stoppages before they happen, saving time and waste for everyone involved.
Real-world problems sometimes call for creative workarounds. If a customer sees slower dye pickup during humid months due to storage or dosing system delays, we offer modified flowable versions of Acid Red 1 to counteract these shifts. By maintaining regular feedback loops across purchasing, quality, and production teams, we ensure our Acid Red 1 remains a reliable solution in a market full of moving targets.
We recognize every industry faces growing pressure to cut environmental impact. Our approach with Acid Red 1 looks beyond internal compliance to support sustainable customer practices. This means not just managing our own effluent, but also providing data and procedures to help customers recover process water, reduce chemical inputs, and optimize dosing for minimal waste.
Some customers rely on us for formulations that lower process temperatures or reduce salt loads. By openly sharing formula modifications, post-dye washing techniques, or suggested rinse cycles, we help users hit both ecological and operational targets. With tighter global regulations and rising consumer expectations, our team keeps close watch on evolving best practices and keeps updating our production and support accordingly.
Future improvements hinge on both chemistry and open communication. By maintaining tight links between our process engineers, technical sales staff, and end users, we push Acid Red 1 performance forward—whether in conventional dyeing, specialty printshops, or entirely new industrial frontiers. Each innovation stems from real needs and grounded experience, helping us build lasting solutions instead of one-off fixes.
Manufacturing Acid Red 1 goes far beyond shipping a colorant out the door. It calls for daily attention to process, commitment to quality, and a direct link to the demands of everyone using our product. Our staff put workmanship and customer support at the center of our work. We listen closely, troubleshoot tough problems, and invest in constant improvement—helping each user get the best from their batches, from the smallest textile shop to the largest global operation. Through these efforts, we aim to set a standard not only for Acid Red 1 but for responsible, practical chemical manufacturing everywhere.