Question 1

What products does Namoh Overseas manufacture and export?

Accepted Answer

Namoh Overseas manufactures and exports four verified core product families: Reactive Dyes, Acid Dyes, Direct Dyes, and Pigments (including organic powders, fine pastes for paints, and textile emulsions). We also support Basic Dyes upon specific customer enquiry. Our products serve textiles, paper, leather, inks, plastics, and industrial coatings.

Question 2

Where is Namoh Overseas located?

Accepted Answer

Our manufacturing and commercial base is located at 12, Behind Matrix Plaza, Akshar Industrial, Vatva GIDC, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 382445, India. Vatva is one of India's principal chemical and dye manufacturing hubs, providing direct access to raw materials, logistics, and major export ports.

Question 3

Do you supply internationally?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Namoh Overseas is structured for cross-border B2B trade. We routinely prepare export-ready shipments for buyers across Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Europe, and the Americas, coordinating sea and air logistics with complete commercial and export documentation.

Question 4

What makes Namoh Overseas different from other dyestuff suppliers?

Accepted Answer

We operate on a sample-first, technically validated approach. Rather than pushing catalog commodities, our technical team works with buyers to understand their specific substrate, dyeing parameters, and required fastness, evaluating laboratory samples before commercial commitments are finalized.

Question 5

What series are included in your Reactive Dyes range?

Accepted Answer

Our Reactive Dyes portfolio includes 9 distinct product series: Reactive 'M' (Cold Series room-temperature dyeing), Reactive 'P' (Cellulosic textile printing), Reactive 'ME' (Bi-functional series), Reactive 'HE' (High exhaust dyeing), ALLOZOL Vinyl Sulphone dyes, ALLOZOL RGB (60°C exhaust), REACTIVE HEXL (Right-First-Time level dyeing), ALLOZOL SD (Cost-effective series), and ALLOZOL RR (Trichromatic combination).

Question 6

What types of Pigments do you manufacture?

Accepted Answer

Our pigments portfolio spans three main categories: Organic Pigment Powders (including Phthalocyanine Blue & Green, Azo Yellows, Rubines, and Quinacridone Violets for inks, plastics, and coatings), Fine Paste for Paints (ready-pourable hydrophilic dispersions for emulsion paints and wood stains), and Pigment Pastes & Emulsions for textile printing.

Question 7

Do you offer Basic Dyes?

Accepted Answer

Basic Dyes are manufactured as part of our extended colorant portfolio for paper, inks, and mosquito coils. Because available shades and concentrations are tailored to specific industrial requirements, SKUs are provided on request rather than listed statically. Please submit an enquiry with your required shade and end-use application.

Question 8

Are the shade samples shown on the website exact representations?

Accepted Answer

Shade chips displayed digitally are indicative visual approximations based on our printed shade cards. Color perception varies across computer displays, lighting, and printing substrates. We always recommend evaluating a physical laboratory sample on your actual production substrate prior to bulk processing.

Question 9

Which dye family is best suited for cellulosic fibers (cotton, viscose, linen)?

Accepted Answer

For cotton, viscose, and cellulosic blends, Reactive Dyes offer superior wet and wash fastness through covalent chemical bonding with fiber hydroxyl groups. Direct Dyes are also widely used for economical, direct exhaust dyeing where high wet fastness is not the primary requirement.

Question 10

Which products are recommended for wool, silk, and nylon?

Accepted Answer

Acid Dyes are specifically formulated for protein fibers (wool, silk) and synthetic polyamide (nylon). They provide high solubility at 90°C, good level-dyeing migration, and strong light and perspiration fastness.

Question 11

Do your pigments perform well in printing inks and plastics?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our Organic Pigment Powders (such as Pigment Blue 15:3, Pigment Green 7, Pigment Yellow 12, and Pigment Red 57:1) feature high tinctorial strength, high heat stability (up to 180°C), and strong resistance to solvents, plasticizers, and soap bleeds.

Question 12

Can I request a sample before placing a commercial order?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We strongly encourage sample evaluation as step 3 of our quality workflow. Qualified commercial buyers can request lab-dip or product samples to test in their production machinery, confirming color yield, leveling, and fastness before placing a purchase order.

Question 13

How do I request a product quotation or sample?

Accepted Answer

You can click 'Request a Sample' or 'Get a Quote' on any product detail page, or use our Contact page form. This generates a pre-addressed email draft with your selected product details, application, and destination ready to send to namohoverseas1@gmail.com.

Question 14

What is your Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ)?

Accepted Answer

Minimum order quantities depend on the specific product family, physical state (powder vs. paste), and packaging requirements. Standard export quantities typically start at palletized drum quantities (e.g. 500 kg to full container loads). Please contact our commercial team with your required product for exact MOQ details.

Question 15

What laboratory testing instruments do you use for quality control?

Accepted Answer

We utilize two primary analytical instruments: the Shimadzu UV-1900i UV-Vis Spectrophotometer for measuring dye solution absorbance, concentration, and batch chemical purity; and the X-Rite Ci4200 Benchtop Sphere Spectrophotometer for reflectance colorimetry, shade consistency, and delta-E (dE) tolerance control.

Question 16

Do you supply Certificates of Analysis (COA) and Technical Data Sheets (TDS)?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Standard commercial shipments can be accompanied by batch-specific Certificates of Analysis (COA), Technical Data Sheets (TDS), and Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS), verifying conformance against agreed quality specifications.

Question 17

How are fastness ratings established?

Accepted Answer

Fastness ratings cited in our catalogue tables follow internationally recognized test standards (such as DIN 54003 for Light Fastness, DIN 54011 for Washing Fastness at 90°C, DIN 54022 for Dry Cleaning, and DIN 54020 for Perspiration). Ratings are graded on standard 1-5 or 1-8 blue wool scales.

Question 18

What export packaging options are available?

Accepted Answer

Standard packaging includes 25 kg HDPE woven bags with inner liners, 25 kg fiber drums, and 50 kg or 200 kg steel/plastic drums for liquid pastes and emulsions. Shipments are shrink-wrapped, strapped, and palletized for secure containerized transport.

Question 19

Can you accommodate buyer-specific private labeling?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Subject to regulatory compliance and order volume, we can support customized product labeling, shipping marks, and buyer-specific batch identification on export cartons and drums.

Question 20

Which shipping terms (Incoterms) do you work with?

Accepted Answer

We routinely coordinate shipments under FOB (Nhava Sheva / Mundra ports), CIF, CFR, and EXW terms, depending on customer freight arrangements.

Question 21

Can your team assist with dye recipe formulation and process optimization?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our technical specialists provide recipe guidance, auxiliary chemical recommendations (such as Glauber's salt ratios, alkali dosing, and fixing agents), and troubleshooting for leveling or fastness issues on specific fabrics.

Question 22

What information should I provide when seeking technical advice?

Accepted Answer

Please provide the substrate type (e.g. 100% combed cotton, wool worsted, nylon 6,6), the dyeing method (exhaust, continuous, pad-batch, or printing), existing recipe parameters, target shade standard, and specific fastness requirements.

Question 23

Can Namoh Overseas match a custom target shade or swatch?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We offer shade matching and custom blend development. Customers can provide a physical fabric or paper swatch or spectrophotometric target values (L*a*b*), against which our lab formulates candidate formulations for customer approval.

Question 24

Can dyestuff concentrations and strengths be adjusted?

Accepted Answer

Yes. For commercial volume requirements, we can align product active concentration (tinctorial strength) to customer specifications or standard market equivalencies (e.g. 100%, 150%, 200% crude/standardized strengths).

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