The equilibrium adsorption of acid dyes on acrylic fibres copolymerised with dimethyl amino ethyl methacrylate has been investigated. A typical characteristic of this type of fibre is its excellent stable dyeability over a wide pH range. This is due to the strong basicity of alkylamino groups in the copolymerised component, which makes it possible to dye the fibre thoroughly even in a weakly acidic dyebath using a normal dyeing processes of acrylic fibre with cationic dye. Consequently it is useful for differential cross‐dyeing in a single dyebath.
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