590nm led is a Yellow LED. Common yellow LEDs are like: amber 588nm LED, amber 590nm LED, amber 594nm led, amber 595nm led, amber 596nm led, amber 598nm led and so on.
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We supply variety of 590nm yellow LED products. Including Through-hole 590nm LED, SMD 560nm LED and high-power 590nm LED. We can also produce 590nm LED according to your requirement.
590nm LED manufacturer from China.
For the Through-hole Light Emitting Diode 590nm LED,
we can customize the shape, the lighting angle, the number of emitting source, the flat pin LED and braided LED. Such as: 5mm amber 588nm LED, 5mm amber 590nm, 5mm amber 594nm LED,5mm amber 595nm LED, 5mm amber 596nm LED, 5mm amber 598nm LED. 3mm amber 588nm LED, 3mm amber 590nm, 3mm amber 594nm LED, 3mm 595nm LED, 3mm amber 596nm LED, 3mm amber 598nm LED.
There are many other shapes for your choose. Customized yellow LED are available
For the SMD LED 590nm LED,
we can supply dual-chip Amber LED, three-chip amber LED, multi-chip amber LED, high voltage LED, flashing amber LED and variety of size SMD LED. For instance: 3528 SMD yellow 588nm LED, 3528 SMD amber 590nm LED, 3528 SMD amber 595nm LED, 3528 SMD amber 596nm LED, 3528 SMD amber 598nm LED. 2835 SMD yellow 588nm LED, 2835 SMD amber 590nm LED, 2835 SMD amber 595nm LED, 2835 SMD yellow 596nm LED, 2835 SMD yellow 598nm LED.
There are also have many other shapes to choose, like the 5050 SMD amber LED, the 5730 SMD amber LED ect. You can choose any one of them for your requirement.
The dye industry is experiencing a significant upward trend as environmental regulations limit production capacity and the textile sector rebounds. Disperse dye prices have surged from RMB 16,000 per ton last year to RMB 30,000 per ton, marking an impressive 87.5% increase. This rise has been supported by a stronger demand in the downstream printing and dyeing industry, which has seen improved profitability and increased order volumes.
According to recent reports, the recovery of the printing and dyeing industry is driven by three main factors. First, the sector has shown strong cost-passing capabilities. Many leading manufacturers have raised prices multiple times this year, allowing them to absorb rising dye costs while also benefiting from reduced coal prices, thus improving gross profit margins. Second, growing demand for textiles and apparel has led to higher printing and dyeing orders. Third, the elimination of outdated production capacity has played a key role. Due to the high pollution levels associated with traditional printing and dyeing methods, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has continued to phase out inefficient facilities. In the second half of July, the first wave of backward production capacity was removed, with a total of 2.34 billion meters eliminated—approximately 4% of the industry's total capacity. These efforts are expected to exceed initial expectations, further boosting the industry’s profitability.
In addition, the government has accelerated the elimination of outdated production capacity to create more market space. On July 30, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology announced new access requirements for printing and dyeing enterprises, working alongside the Ministry of Environmental Protection to enforce stricter regulations. Earlier, on July 25, the first batch of eliminated companies was released, with over 130 firms removing a total of 2.34 billion meters of outdated capacity. From 2010 to 2012, the country gradually implemented a plan to eliminate backward production, with about 3.8 billion meters phased out in 2010, 2 billion in 2011, and 3 billion in 2012—each accounting for roughly 5% of annual production capacity.
With increasing environmental concerns, the government is taking a firm stance against pollution. Small, polluting printing and dyeing enterprises are being forced out of the market, while larger, more efficient companies are better positioned to handle rising operational costs and gain competitive advantages.
Overall, the printing and dyeing industry is currently in a period of stable growth. Continued efforts to optimize production capacity structure will likely lead to long-term improvements. The combination of outdated capacity elimination and rising demand for printed fabrics is expected to drive market expansion. Leading companies with strong competitive positions are well-placed to capture a larger share of this growing market, contributing to improved financial performance.
Printing and dyeing companies have successfully managed the pressure from rising dye costs. For example, Hangmin (600987) reported on the Shanghai Interactive e-platform that it had effectively absorbed the cost increases in its printing and dyeing products during the first half of the year. According to analysts, dyes and auxiliaries currently account for about 25% of the total cost for these companies, while coal—making up 30% to 40% of costs—has dropped by over RMB 200 per ton since early 2012, a decrease of 25%. As a result, printing and dyeing companies have passed on the increased dye costs by raising product prices, which has led to sustained profitability.
From the perspective of final product costs, both dyes and printing and dyeing services represent a relatively small portion of the overall cost for garment and home textile companies. This makes them more tolerant of price increases in upstream materials. It also indicates that the entire dyeing and textile supply chain is experiencing a smooth price increase, with a solid foundation for future growth. The printing and dyeing business boom is expected to continue, supported by ongoing industry adjustments and steady demand.