1. Fashion dyeing
1.1. Preparation
1.1.1. ZETASPERSE IW LIQ.
1.1.2. ZETAPON J 700
1.2. Discharge effect
1.2.1. Dischargeable dyes
1.2.1.1. ZETADIRECT dyes
1.2.1.2. ZETAREACT dyes
1.2.2. ZETALIGHT dyes
1.3. Old dyeing effect
1.3.1. ZETAREACT OLD + ZETADIRECT dyes
1.3.2. ZETAREACT CDF 200 + Selection of ZETAREACT dyes
1.4. Acid wash
1.5. Super-old dyeing effect
1.5.1. ZETAREACT RC + ZETALIGHT dyes
1.6. Pigment dyeing at low temp
1.6.1. ZETACOL pigments
1.7. Cold Dyeing Fade effect (pigment effect with reactive dyes)
1.7.1. ZETAREACT CDF 200 + Selection of ZETAREACT dyes
1.8. Contrast Dyeing Side
1.8.1. ZETAREACT SBN NEW + ZETADIRECT dyes
1.9. Double Side Effect
1.9.1. ZETAREACT FD + selection of ZETALIGHT dyes + ZETADIRECT dyes
1.10. Deposition Effect
1.10.1. ZETAREACT SBN NEW + ZETACOL pigments + ZETADIRECT dyes
1.11. Garment Flash Print®
1.11.1. ZETAFLEX ZL SPECIAL + ZETACOL pigments
1.12. Any other custom effect
2. Traditional dyeing
2.1. Preparation
2.1.1. ZETASPERSE IW LIQ.
2.1.2. ZETAPON J 700
2.1.3. ZETAPON ASB
2.2. Direct dyes ZETADIRECT
2.2.1. Wetting agent
2.2.1.1. ZETAWET KGN
2.2.2. Levelling agent
2.2.2.1. ZETANIL OR
2.3. Reactive dyes ZETAREACT
2.3.1. Wetting agent
2.3.1.1. ZETAWET KGN
2.3.2. Dispersing agent
2.3.2.1. ZETAPON ERN
2.3.3. Sequestering agent
2.3.3.1. ZETACHEL RAN
2.3.4. Antireducing agent
2.3.4.1. ZETAOX MNB
2.3.5. Soaping agent
2.3.5.1. ZETASOAP 359
2.3.5.2. ZETASOAP SLT
2.4. Process control
2.4.1. ZETAPROTECT ZIP
2.5. Crack-mark inhibitors
2.5.1. ZETASLIDE L-DP
2.5.2. ZETASLIDE S-MV 300
2.6. Fixing agents
2.6.1. ZETAFIX CAP 100
2.6.2. ZETAFIX ECO
2.7. Enzymes
2.7.1. Cellulase
2.7.1.1. ZETALASE PLUS
2.7.1.2. ZETALASE MPA
2.8. Softeners
2.8.1. ZETASOFT AK 200%
2.8.2. ZETASOFT HPS
2.8.3. ZETASIL PRT 200%
2.8.4. ZETASIL REX