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„Nicht immer wird der volle Funktionsumfang von PFAS auch wirklich benötigt. Für manche der jetzigen Anwendungsfelder, in denen es nur um ein oder zwei Schlüsseleigenschaften aus dem ganzen PFAS-Spektrum geht, gibt es bereits jetzt gute und kurzfristig einsetzbare Lösungen,“ erklärt Dr. Claudia Stauch, Projektleiterin am Fraunhofer ISC. © K. Dobberke/Fraunhofer ISC

29/09/2023 – Ersatz für PFAS

Ersatz für PFAS

EU-Projekt „ZeroF “

Per- und Polyfluoralkylsubstanzen, kurz PFAS, schützen Pizzakartons gegen das Durchfetten, machen Outdoor-Bekleidung wetterfest und im Grundwasser sowie ...

UPM und Vaude entwickeln gemeinsam innovative Oberbekleidung als Prototypen einer fossilfreien Zukunft in der Textilbranche. © Vaude

19/06/2023 – Outdoorbekleidung

Outdoorbekleidung

Prototyp für eine fossilfreie Textilindustrie von UPM und Vaude

Die Partnerschaft von UPM und Vaude bietet Inspiration: Die Textilindustrie kann sich von fossilen Materialien verabschieden, schon heute auf erneuerbare ...

First concept shoe made entirely from sustainable BASF materials co-created with design house Maddy Plant. © BASF

16/09/2022 – BASF at Simac

BASF at Simac

Shoes and boots with BASF materials

From September 20-22, 2022, BASF will showcase its new solutions for the footwear industry at Simac, the international machinery and technology exhibition ... By Sibylle Michel

So far, the circular strategy has mainly been applied to recycled fibres. In the future, it is expected that the textile finishing market will also follow this trend to a greater extent. © vegefox.com/stock.adobe.com

31/08/2022 – Sustainable textile finishing

Sustainable textile finishing

Textile chemical products for high-performance sports

Latest product developments of the CHT Group close the loop and offers tailor-made products for the specific functionalization of textile materials in ... By Sibylle Michel

Schmits wants to take responsibility by developing products that are as sustainable. © Schmits Chemical Solutions

09/08/2022 – Recycling of textiles

Recycling of textiles

Recyclable back coatings for carpets

Schmits Chemical Solutions has developed new back coatings that make carpets, rugs and mats recyclable. By Sibylle Michel

Through the chemical recycling of PET, Rudolf Group’s R&D has studied new options which are additional to the traditional bottle-to-bottle recycling. © Rudolf Group

31/08/2021 – Textile chemistry

Textile chemistry

Cycle-Logic: upcycling of PET plastic bottles

Rudolf Group implements the manufacturing of chemical auxiliaries for textile based on chemically recycled PET plastic waste. By Sibylle Michel

Goals 12, 13 – “Responsible consumption and production” and “Climate action” from the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) © CHT

27/04/2021 – Sustainability – Circular Economy

Sustainability – Circular Economy

CHT: The first fabric softener based on recycled silicone

With Tubingal Rise the CHT Group is supporting the SDGs of the UN and underlining its own commitment to sustainability. by Annabel Edel, CHT Group By Editorial staff

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