High washing fastness
HF and CXF series
Washing 5 at 60°C on most shades and rubbing 5 dry and wet. CXF adds the highest resistance to thermomigration during finishing. Yellow to black, plus scarlet, rubine, green and navy.
Textile Chemistry · Washable Disperse Dyes
The Dragonperse new development range for polyester. HF and CXF for washing fastness, UL for sun, luminous shades for high visibility, and every figure comes from a named ISO or AATCC method.

Product detail
Dragonperse (龙牌) is the Hongda disperse dye brand, made with Japanese production technology. The brochure lists each shade with dyeing depth in %, dyestuff type (E, SE, S), suitability for HT dyeing, thermosol, carrier and printing, pH stability, staining on cotton and wool, and fastness to light, sublimation, washing and rubbing.
Brochure PDF PDF · 0.9 MBHigh washing fastness
Washing 5 at 60°C on most shades and rubbing 5 dry and wet. CXF adds the highest resistance to thermomigration during finishing. Yellow to black, plus scarlet, rubine, green and navy.
Ultra-light fastness
Light fastness 8 (xenon) across yellow, pink, blue, navy and black. Made for automotive fabric, curtains and microfibre, where sun exposure decides the life of the article.
AC-E · UN-SE · Luminous · DP
AC-E and RD-E for level pale shades, UN-SE and RD-SE for medium to deep on polyester and microfibre. Luminous yellow to pink for high-visibility clothing, and the DP series for discharge printing.
Where it goes
It is how much color the fabric loses, and how much it stains the fabric next to it, after a laundering cycle. Graded 1 to 5 on a grey scale, where 5 means no visible change. Most Dragonperse HF and CXF shades come back at 5 after washing at 60°C.
ISO 105-C06 is the domestic and commercial laundering test. The lab picks a condition, such as A1S at 40°C or C2S at 60°C, runs the specimen with a multifibre strip and steel balls, then grades change of shade and staining. Our brochure reports washing by AATCC IIA at 60°C, and the mill lab can repeat it under C06.
Three levers, in order of impact. Choose a dye built for it: HF and CXF hold washing 5 at 60°C, and CXF resists thermomigration in finishing. Clear the surface dye properly after dyeing. Keep the finishing recipe honest, since softeners and heat setting move loose dye to the surface.
Around 130°C in a jet under pressure is the standard route. Near the boil with a carrier works when the machine has no pressure, and continuous thermosol runs hotter and faster. The series pages give the pH window and the dyestuff type, E, SE or S, for each shade.
Ask for the test report, not the promise. It should name the method, the temperature and the grade for change of shade and for staining on cotton and wool. Every shade in this range carries light, sublimation, washing and rubbing figures in the brochure.
Strategic partners
Write directly to the partner team, or send the short application. It reaches Hongda's partner team by email.
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