Textile Auxiliaries – Trusted for Over 25 Years

At Tex Aux Chemicals, we specialize in the manufacturing and supply of high-performance textile auxiliaries that empower textile processors across India to achieve consistent results in pre-treatment, dyeing, printing, and finishing. With over 25 years of rich industry experience, we have emerged as one of the most reliable textile auxiliary chemical manufacturers in India, known for our unwavering commitment to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction.

Our extensive product portfolio includes a comprehensive range of wetting agents, softeners, leveling agents, dispersing agents, anti-foaming agents, and specialty finishing chemicals — all formulated with precision to meet the dynamic needs of the modern textile industry. We understand that every textile process demands consistency and adaptability, and our auxiliaries are developed to perform flawlessly across diverse textile substrates and process conditions.

Proven Track Record of Quality and Innovation

Tex Aux Chemicals is not just a supplier — we are solution providers. Our technical support team works closely with clients to optimize chemical usage, reduce waste, and improve process efficiency. This partnership approach has helped us earn long-standing trust and repeat business from hundreds of mills and processors and makes us one of the most reliable textile auxiliaries manufacturer in India.

Strong Dealer Network – Our Growth Partners

Our widespread dealer and distributor network plays a crucial role in ensuring timely product delivery, technical support, and customer service. These dedicated partners help us achieve our sales and service goals and act as the face of Tex Aux Chemicals in local markets. By collaborating closely with our dealer partners, we’ve established a strong supply chain that supports small- to large-scale textile units across multiple regions.

We believe that mutual growth and trust are at the heart of successful business relationships. Our dealers are not just intermediaries — they are our partners in progress, helping us extend our reach while maintaining the personalized attention that every customer deserves.

Nationwide Presence in Key Textile Hubs

Tex Aux Chemicals has a robust presence in the major textile manufacturing clusters of India, including:

Surat – Known for synthetic and polyester textiles
Ahmedabad – A hub for cotton and blended fabric processing
Bhilwara – Renowned for suiting and blended fabrics
Ludhiana – Leading in knitwear and woolen processing
Solapur – Famous for terry towels and cotton garments

Our ability to cater to the specific needs of each textile region has made us a trusted name across the industry.

Tex Aux Chemicals continues to drive excellence in textile processing through innovative auxiliaries, technical support, and customer-first service. Trust us to be your preferred chemical partner — helping you achieve consistent results, cost-efficiency, and sustainable production.

FAQ

What is a textile auxiliary?

A textile auxiliary is a chemical or substance used during various stages of textile processing (such as pre-treatment, dyeing, printing, and finishing) to enhance the efficiency, performance, or quality of the final product. These auxiliaries do not impart color themselves but facilitate or improve processes by modifying the behavior of fibers or dyes.

🧪 Key Functions of Textile Auxiliaries:

Prepare the fabric (e.g., wetting, cleaning, desizing)
Assist in dyeing (e.g., leveling agents, dispersing agents)
Fix color (e.g., dye fixing agents)
Modify feel or performance (e.g., softeners, antistatic agents)
Protect fibers or improve processability (e.g., anti-foaming agents, lubricants)

🧵 Common Types of Textile Auxiliaries:

Category	Examples	Purpose
Pretreatment Auxiliaries	Wetting agents, detergents, sequestering agents	Clean and prepare fabric
Dyeing Auxiliaries	Dispersing agents, leveling agents, carriers	Ensure even dye uptake
Printing Auxiliaries	Binders, thickeners, emulsifiers	Aid color fixation and print quality
Finishing Auxiliaries	Softeners, antistatic agents, water repellents	Improve texture and functionality
Specialty Auxiliaries	Silicone emulsions, enzyme boosters, optical brighteners	Enhance specific effects

✅ Why Are They Important?

Improve process speed and uniformity
Ensure better color yield and fastness
Reduce energy and water consumption
Enable functional finishes (e.g., anti-wrinkle, anti-bacterial)

In short, textile auxiliaries are critical enablers of modern textile manufacturing, allowing mills to produce high-quality, functional, and aesthetically pleasing fabrics efficiently.

What are the auxiliaries used in printing?

In textile printing, auxiliaries are essential chemicals that support or enhance the printing process by ensuring proper color fixation, fabric compatibility, rheology (flow), and appearance of prints. These auxiliaries work alongside dyes or pigments and are chosen based on the type of print technique (e.g., screen, rotary, digital) and fabric (cotton, polyester, blends, etc.).

🖨️ Common Auxiliaries Used in Textile Printing:

Auxiliary Type	Function	Examples
Thickeners	Control the viscosity of the print paste, preventing bleeding and improving sharpness	Sodium alginate, guar gum, CMC (carboxymethyl cellulose), synthetic acrylic thickeners
Binders	Fix pigments on fabric (especially in pigment printing)	Polyacrylate emulsions, polyurethane binders
Fixers/Crosslinkers	Improve binder fixation and wash fastness	Formaldehyde-free crosslinkers, melamine resins
Emulsifiers	Help disperse insoluble components evenly in water	Nonionic surfactants, ethoxylated alcohols
Dispersing Agents	Keep pigment particles evenly suspended in the print paste	Sodium naphthalene sulfonate, polyacrylates
Leveling Agents	Improve print uniformity and color penetration	Ethoxylated fatty alcohols or esters
Anti-foaming Agents	Prevent foam formation during paste preparation and printing	Silicone-based or mineral oil-based defoamers
Catalysts	Enhance crosslinking reactions (for pigment printing)	Ammonium chloride, zinc salts
Softening Agents	Improve handle (feel) of printed fabric	Silicone softeners, polyethylene softeners
Oxidizing Agents	Aid in dye fixation (especially in reactive printing)	Sodium perborate, hydrogen peroxide (in steaming stage)
Reducing Agents	Used in discharge printing to remove ground color	Sodium hydrosulfite, thiourea dioxide

🧪 Application Depends on Printing System:

Pigment Printing: Relies heavily on binders, fixers, and thickeners.
Reactive Printing: Uses thickeners, urea, alkali, and sometimes oxidizing agents.
Disperse or Sublimation Printing: Involves dispersing agents and synthetic thickeners.
Discharge Printing: Requires discharge agents and suitable resist chemicals.

What is the highest salary in textiles?

The highest salaries in the textile industry are typically earned by professionals in senior management, technical leadership, or specialized global roles. The actual figures vary by country, company size, and expertise, but here are some of the top-paying roles in the textile sector:

💼 Top High-Paying Roles in Textiles:

Position	Typical Salary Range (Annual)	Notes
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) – Textile Company	$150,000 – $500,000+	Oversees entire business operations; pay varies widely by region and company
Director of Operations / Plant Director	$120,000 – $250,000	Manages production facilities, supply chain, and cost efficiency
Textile Technologist (Specialist)	$80,000 – $150,000	Experts in technical textiles, functional finishes, or innovation
Head of R&D / Innovation	$100,000 – $200,000	Focuses on new product development, sustainability, and advanced materials
Export Manager / International Sales Director	$90,000 – $180,000+	Works with global buyers and handles high-volume deals
Color Chemist / Dye House Manager (Senior)	$70,000 – $130,000	Specialized role in managing dyeing operations and formulations
Technical Consultant (Freelance / Global Expert)	$100–$300/hour	Highly experienced professionals hired on-demand for specific challenges

🌍 Salary Variations by Country:

USA & Europe: Highest salary ranges, especially in technical textiles and senior corporate roles.
India & Southeast Asia: Lower base salaries, but top roles (e.g., VP, GM) can still earn ₹40–100 lakhs+ per year.
China & Bangladesh: Salaries are growing rapidly in export-focused roles and innovation management.

📈 Factors That Boost Salary:

Specialization in technical or smart textiles
Experience in international trade
Expertise in sustainability or green chemistry
Proven track record in cost control or product innovation

What are the four main types of textiles?

The four main types of textiles are classified based on the origin of the fiber used to make them. These are:

1. Natural Fibers (Plant-Based or Animal-Based)

Source: Derived from plants or animals
Examples:
- Plant-based: Cotton, flax (linen), hemp, jute
- Animal-based: Wool, silk, alpaca
Key Features: Biodegradable, breathable, comfortable
Common Uses: Apparel, home textiles, eco-friendly fabrics

2. Synthetic Fibers

Source: Made from petrochemicals through polymerization
Examples: Polyester, nylon, acrylic, spandex
Key Features: Strong, elastic, moisture-wicking, durable
Common Uses: Sportswear, outerwear, industrial textiles

3. Semi-Synthetic (Regenerated) Fibers

Source: Made from natural polymers (like cellulose) that are chemically processed
Examples: Viscose rayon, modal, lyocell (Tencel), acetate
Key Features: Soft, breathable, drapes well; more eco-friendly than synthetics
Common Uses: Fashion textiles, linings, undergarments

4. Blended Textiles

Source: A combination of two or more fiber types (natural + synthetic or natural + semi-synthetic)
Examples: Cotton-polyester, wool-nylon, viscose-lycra
Key Features: Combines strengths of each fiber type, balances cost and performance
Common Uses: Everyday clothing, uniforms, technical fabrics

Each type serves specific functions in the fashion, industrial, and home textile industries.