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HS Code |
352153 |
| Product Name | Alizarin Rubinol R |
| Chemical Name | 1,2-Dihydroxyanthraquinone-3-sulfonic acid sodium salt |
| Synonyms | Alizarin Red S, C.I. 58005 |
| Appearance | Red powder |
| Molecular Formula | C14H7NaO7S |
| Molecular Weight | 342.26 g/mol |
| Solubility | Soluble in water |
| Melting Point | Decomposes |
| Dye Class | Anthraquinone dye |
| Cas Number | 130-22-3 |
| Application | Metal indicator, biological staining |
| Storage Temperature | Room temperature |
| Ph Indicator Range | 4.0 - 6.0 |
| Maximum Absorption Wavelength | ca. 420 nm |
| Ec Number | 204-673-3 |
As an accredited Alizarin Rubinol R factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.
| Packing | Alizarin Rubinol R is packaged in a sealed, amber glass bottle containing 100 grams, labeled with hazard warnings and product details. |
| Shipping | Alizarin Rubinol R is shipped in tightly sealed containers to prevent moisture and contamination, complying with chemical safety regulations. Packages are labeled with hazard information and handled according to standard protocols for dye substances. Transport is by road, air, or sea, accompanied by safety data sheets and proper documentation. |
| Storage | Alizarin Rubinol R should be stored in a tightly sealed container in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area. Protect it from light, moisture, and incompatible substances such as strong oxidizers. Avoid prolonged exposure to air to prevent degradation. Clearly label the storage container and keep it away from sources of ignition and heat. Follow all recommended safety protocols. |
Applications of Alizarin Rubinol R in Industrial ManufacturingAlizarin Rubinol R functions as a specialized anthraquinone dye and chemical intermediate across several mature industrial segments. Our facility supplies this raw material for controlled formulations in regulated downstream sectors where high purity, traceable batch histories, and precise shade stability determine procurement preferences. 1. Textile Dyeing – Cellulosic Fiber ProcessingMajor textile mills incorporate this colorant for vat dyeing of cotton, viscose, and blended yarns. Operators apply controlled concentrations to achieve standardized red hues on garments, workwear, and uniform fabrics. Inline process technicians monitor migration, fastness under ISO exposure methods, and auxiliary dosing to eliminate residual impurities that risk export compliance. Technical managers prioritize batch-to-batch color reproducibility, requiring compatibility with automated dosing systems and legacy dyeing machinery common in export-oriented apparel finishing zones. Industry compliance standards
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2. Paper Manufacturing – Decorative and Security Printing PapersPulp and paper mills utilize this pigment during stock coloration for visual identification and specialized graphic effects in luxury packaging, art stock, and security documents. Color control laboratories monitor the dispersion during wet end addition to balance uniformity and bleed resistance. Mills handling bulk runs adopt closed-loop dosing to manage process loss and minimize cleanup in machine chest stages, focusing on high-value coated or watermark papers where color migration must not interfere with print clarity or security thread visualization. Industry compliance standards
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3. Ink Manufacturing – Formulated Offset and Flexographic InksCommercial ink plants use this dye in the manufacturing of solvent- and water-based red ink concentrates for packaging and label printing. Laboratory chemists determine compatibility with common resin dispersants, checking for particle stability, gloss development, and migration compliance for food or pharmaceutical packaging. Quality managers perform accelerated light and solvent tests to meet buyers' fade resistance specifications for both commercial literature and high-throughput FMCG label runs, ensuring compliance with multi-regional packaging chain regulations. Industry compliance standards
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4. Leather Tanning – Drum Dyeing and Surface FinishingSpecialty tanneries employ this dyestuff in drum dyeing and surface treatments for premium grain and split leathers. Process managers monitor dye penetration and fixation across variable pH and chrome conditions, with QC labs evaluating fastness under dry and wet rub cycles. Tanneries targeting automotive and luxury goods select for high reproducibility and stable shade when exposed to UV and finish topcoats, closely integrating with environment-compliant dye house effluent practices in compliance-driven export markets. Industry compliance standards
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5. Plastic Masterbatch – Pigment for ThermoplasticsMasterbatch producers incorporate this dye as a heat-stable pigment for engineering thermoplastics, targeting critical visual components requiring intense red shades and batch-consistent dispersion. Compounders evaluate migration and thermal stability under extrusion and injection molding, while QC labs execute lightfastness and migration tests to verify plastics for regulated packaging components. Integration focuses on efficient let-down blending and pelletizing without causing pigment aggregation or the presence of undispersed specks in final granules. Industry compliance standards
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After decades of hands-on manufacturing, watching the landscape for high-quality, high-stability dyes evolve, our production of Alizarin Rubinol R stands out as a result of direct feedback from textile engineers and formulators. As a chemical manufacturer deeply involved in process chemistry, we build this colorant to withstand the demands of both laboratory and large-scale industrial dyeing. Alizarin Rubinol R reflects thousands of hours at the bench and in reactors, perfecting a recipe that gives consistently deep, rich coloration across natural and synthetic fibers.
The practical significance of Alizarin Rubinol R comes down to how it performs in actual production. Unlike many standard alizarin derivatives that show irregularity from lot to lot, this product consistently meets the strictest customer benchmarks for tone and fastness. We have invested in improved purification processes—avoiding unwanted byproducts and guaranteeing end-users a reliable, high-purity pigment that delivers repeatable results. Since dye works often suffer from batch variability, this attention to consistency offers less rework, improved yield, and lower overall operational headaches.
Alizarin Rubinol R features an intense shade with balanced undertones, selected with input not only from dyers but also material scientists and QC specialists. The chemical structure, characterized as an anthraquinone derivative, allows for a vibrant chromatic presence even at low dosage. Through our proprietary reaction pathways, impurities like heavy metal residues and unwanted isomers fall below detection thresholds—giving manufacturers and brand owners confidence in both regulatory compliance and product appearance. During the development stages, we structured analytical testing not just to check internal benchmarks, but to routinely compare outcomes against competitor dyes from around the globe. Regular colorimetric and fastness screening under ISO protocols became integral to build trust with both our most experienced and emerging clients.
More than just hue, the rubinol structure adds a layer of chemical robustness. This translates into improved resistance to wash-down and ultraviolet exposure, especially relevant for apparel, upholstery, or outdoor textiles. In our own testing, dyeings held their shade integrity beyond typical market standards. For example, after repeated laundering, samples showed minimal bleed or shift, outperforming several older-generation alizarin dyes. The purity and particle size distribution, both tightly controlled, minimize speckling or streaking in continuous dyeing lines—a major pain point for mills running diverse fabric types back to back.
Our reactors handle every batch under monitored temperature and pH to drive a highly selective synthesis. By controlling intermediate formation and filtration steps, we avoid agglomerates that can disrupt automated dosing machinery. Each lot undergoes intensive drying and milling, and we benchmark powder flow properties using methods learned through years of chemical plant optimization. End users in dyehouses barely notice the transition to Alizarin Rubinol R because the material flows, dissolves, and disperses without the sudden lumps or residue so common in lower-cost imports.
Each stage aligns to ISO 9001 and local environmental requirements. Thanks to persistent scrutiny by our in-house analytical chemists, trace contaminants such as residual salts or precursors stay near zero. We have also implemented downstream filtration to address micro-particles that otherwise lead to filtering problems at customer facilities. Maintenance staff report less clogging of filters and less downtime in dye delivery units. Shared feedback from one large bath dyehouse shows a drop in maintenance hours needed for cleaning clogged lines after we switched to the latest-grade Rubinol.
Textile companies, especially those running older looms or mixed-fiber lines, demand dyes with high solubility and stability through a wide temperature window. Rubinol R handles the sheer, pressure, and heat of modern dye machines as well as classic, open-vat operations. In cotton and rayon, our own-run trials prove good penetration without pool sidewall staining or uneven uptake, saving mills both raw materials and costly retouching. In polyester blends, deep shade is maintained even in high-pressure jet systems—a tricky feat with most conventional dyes that tend to fade or “bronze.”
Working alongside technical teams in paper mills, we have seen similar benefits in uniform coloration of high-grade copy papers and specialty stocks. Alizarin Rubinol R mixes efficiently at the wet end—less foaming, faster dispersal, and a drastic cut in off-shade rejections. We consistently hear from operators that the product doesn’t wander from specification during warehouse storage, reducing inventory write-offs and emergency batch corrections.
The reliability built into every kilogram of Rubinol R comes down to a straightforward principle: the fewer the variables, the smoother the customer’s job. Many rival products, even those with a similar chemical name, suffer from batch differences. These variances manifest in on-fabric shade drift—resulting in hundreds of meters of scrap or weeks lost to recalibration. With Rubinol R, extensive cross-lot matching and real-world testing protect brand owners from sudden color surprises at the retail shelf. Our development chemists regularly consult with printing and dyeing partners to solve such shade matching challenges, often reviewing QC data together to pinpoint any rare shifts and make process tweaks at our facility, not just at the customer’s line.
Deciding among synthetic dyes, especially anthraquinone variants, means trading off between price, fastness, tone, and environmental impact. Many cheaper alternatives arrive with unwanted metal contaminants or unreacted byproducts that escape cursory QC checks. These show up as off-odors or poor stability—even regulatory headaches. Rubinol R comes from a cleaner synthesis, and throughout scale-up, we have engineered steps specifically to capture and remove these trace byproducts. Our technical standard pushes far past minimum local regulations, aiming instead for the most restrictive global end-use standards. Customers in export and OEM supply chains have avoided compliance troubles by switching over.
Another difference reflects in the product’s handling ease. We reconfigured granulation and drying operations after operators flagged dusting and compaction as persistent workflow issues with other manufacturers’ products. Now, Rubinol R powders pour and disperse smoothly—allowing more accurate feed into dye baths and ensuring dosing equipment runs reliably across shifts. This directly benefits large-scale retailers and converters who rely on continuous process operation.
On performance metrics, Rubinol R holds a clear lead for wash fastness and light fastness in controlled side-by-side mill studies, especially in stressed conditions such as chlorinated pool water and direct sunlight. The chemistry also supports solvent-based applications, opening options in high-end plastics and decorative surfaces—a versatility not common with most commodity-grade dyes. Our facilities invested in specialized micronization: particle size distribution remains consistent, which shows up at the customer’s end as sharper, more even color uptake and lower reject rates.
Our responsibility does not end with production. Meeting the demands of the apparel and packaging industries, we maintain detailed documentation for compliance with REACH and other global standards. We align raw material sourcing with restricted substance lists. Lot-level traceability ensures that every shipment meets both customer-specific and regulatory documentation requests, from Certificate of Analysis to origin data. Many manufacturers face headaches when due diligence uncovers regulatory gaps in dye components—resulting in requalification or product recall. With Rubinol R, our internal compliance team collaborates directly with customer auditors to speed up new approvals and smooth customs clearance. Reports from third-party labs confirm the absence of problematic azo or heavy metal contamination in every lot placed on the market.
We pay close attention to our environmental footprint, both in process emissions and waste treatment. Closed-loop water management and on-site effluent pre-treatment allow us to cut dye loss and chemical consumption upstream. Scrutiny over VOCs and wastewater load built a foundation for greener production, in step with tightening national guidelines. Brands and mills seeking GOTS or bluesign endorsement receive full transparency–backed by our routine third-party audits and published environmental data.
Since dye selection shapes both processing cost and end-product reputation, our technical team works hand in hand with mill and factory engineers. Across development partnerships, our aim is always to prevent problems before they occur—whether it’s shade adjustment, filtration, or clean-up. For new users, our staff visit customer sites to support line start-up, help tune dosing, or adapt to existing machinery settings. Each improvement in Rubinol R traces back to a real customer challenge, and we make changes directly at the plant level rather than leaving mills to solve issues downstream.
Our support does not stop with initial supply. We maintain a database of performance data, with production and QC managers cross-sharing real-world application results. Regular online meetings with partners help spot trends early, keeping customer processes as efficient as possible. Insights from continuous collaboration—like sending technical advisors for on-site troubleshooting when batch consistency lags or helping color laboratories with unexpected deviations—prove invaluable. One persistent theme reported by large facilities has been reduced reprocessing and minimized downtime after switching to Rubinol R, freeing up production time and lowering material wastage.
As global end-use requirements shift toward ever-stricter performance and transparency expectations, continuous investment in our people and our manufacturing plant remains critical. We stay in constant dialogue with regulatory agencies and research institutions, ensuring that new product variants step ahead of emerging regulations or customer needs. This includes developing lower-impact process chemistries and introducing grades specifically for sensitive markets such as children’s textiles, medical disposables, and food-contact packaging.
Customers looking for audit support, advice on process optimization, or just a partner who will adapt formulations to new technical or regulatory challenges find an active partner in our team. Every variant of Rubinol R benefits from our direct engagement with mills and specifiers, driving incremental improvements rooted in shop-floor experience.
From years of real-world troubleshooting, a few core lessons come through: batch consistency, hands-on technical support, and robust compliance infrastructure make the difference between a colorant that simply “covers” and one that builds brand reliability. Too many imported dyes leave customers exposed to risk—unexpected color shifts, non-compliance, or logistical snags. By controlling every manufacturing step and acting on downstream feedback, we help customers run tighter, safer, and more predictable operations.
Our Alizarin Rubinol R reflects the collective learning of everyone—from production chemist to R&D scientist to line operator—who touches the product. The lessons taken from direct customer engagement show up in every delivered bag as lower waste, cleaner compliance files, easier handling, and a richer color that withstands the pressure of both machine and market.
A technical product only delivers value when it answers real problems at scale. That can mean cutting cleaning times in a dyehouse, winning a major retailer’s audit, or increasing speed to market for a fabric converter. Alizarin Rubinol R finds its place wherever quality, dependability, and compliance intersect—born from manufacturing, refined through field use, and carried forward by continuous dialogue with the industry professionals who rely upon it every day.