Optical Brightener CBS-X C.I.351 for Detergent

There are two main types of fluorescent whiteners for washing: aminophenyltriazine fluorescent whiteners and diazinyl-stabilized fluorescent whiteners.

Aminophenyltriazine fluorescent whiteners are able to absorb ultraviolet rays during the washing process, and then re-radiate them in the form of blue light, so that the yellow light on the surface of the clothes and the yellow light of the stains are superimposed, thus making the clothes look whiter. This type of fluorescent whitening agent has good whitening effect for cotton fabrics, linen fabrics, rayon fabrics, etc., and also has good light resistance and washing resistance.

Diazinyl-stabilized fluorescent whiteners also absorb ultraviolet rays during the washing process, and then re-radiate blue light to make the surface of the clothes look whiter. This type of fluorescent whitener has a good whitening effect on synthetic fabrics, such as polyester and nylon, and also has good light resistance and washability.

When choosing the fluorescent whitening agent for washing, it is necessary to make a reasonable choice according to the characteristics of different fabrics and washing conditions in order to achieve the best whitening effect. At the same time, reasonable formula design and use method also have an important impact on the whitening effect.

The use of optical brighteners in the detergent industry is essential to achieve vibrant and visually appealing results in washed textiles. Optical brighteners, also known as optical brighteners, are used in detergents to increase the whiteness and brightness of fabrics, contributing to the overall cleanliness and appearance of washed items.

In the detergent industry, optical brighteners such as OBA 351 and OBA 71 are widely used for their excellent whitening properties. These optical brighteners work by absorbing UV rays and re-emitting it as visible blue light, effectively eliminating the yellowed or dull appearance of fabrics. By incorporating these whitening agents into detergent formulations, manufacturers can ensure that garments and linens maintain a fresh, bright appearance after every wash.

The use of optical brighteners in detergents extends to various types of textiles, including cotton, polyester and nylon fabrics. Whether in liquid, powder or pod form, detergents containing optical brighteners provide consumers with vibrant and flawless laundry results. Additionally, these brighteners are designed to withstand the rigors of laundry processes, including repeated washing and exposure to light, ensuring that the enhanced brightness and whiteness of textiles is maintained over time.