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Archroma showcases Super Systems+ at Colombiatex 2024 Photo: Archroma
19.01.2024

Archroma showcases Super Systems+ at Colombiatex 2024

Archroma is showcasing its planet conscious innovations and solution systems at this year’s Colombiatex de Las Américas, being held from January 23 to 25, 2024.

Archroma is using its attendance at Colombiatex 2024 to introduce a new concept that promises to help the region’s brands and mills optimize their productivity, add value to their products and create a positive impact on the environment: Super Systems+.

The Super Systems+ solutions offer great performance, including end-product durability, while meeting sustainability targets with cleaner chemistries that comply with current and anticipated industry regulations or deliver resource savings, or both. Solutions are currently available for popular end-use segments, from denim to cotton and poly-cotton knits.

Archroma is showcasing its planet conscious innovations and solution systems at this year’s Colombiatex de Las Américas, being held from January 23 to 25, 2024.

Archroma is using its attendance at Colombiatex 2024 to introduce a new concept that promises to help the region’s brands and mills optimize their productivity, add value to their products and create a positive impact on the environment: Super Systems+.

The Super Systems+ solutions offer great performance, including end-product durability, while meeting sustainability targets with cleaner chemistries that comply with current and anticipated industry regulations or deliver resource savings, or both. Solutions are currently available for popular end-use segments, from denim to cotton and poly-cotton knits.

For black denim with a cleaner environmental footprint, brands and mills can choose DIRESUL® EVOLUTION BLACK to create unique shade and wash-down effects with an overall impact reduction of 57% compared to standard Sulfur Black 1 liquid.* For authentic blue denim, Archroma’s aniline-free** pre-reduced DENISOL® PURE INDIGO 30 LIQ produces coveted indigo colors with the same performance and efficiency as conventional indigo dye, but in a more planet-friendly way.

To embrace circularity and create natural shades on cellulosic-based fibers including cotton, kapok, linen and viscose, brand owners can now turn to Archroma’s patented EarthColors® technology. It makes high-performance biosynthetic dyes from non-edible natural waste, such as almond shells, bitter orange residues and cotton production byproducts, helping conserve natural resources. For next-generation processing of polyester and its blends, Archroma’s ERIOPON® E3-SAVE all-in-one auxiliary combines pre-scouring, dyeing and reduction clearing in a single bath to achieve substantial savings of water, energy and time.

For weather protection and stain resistance that is both economically and environmentally sustainable, Archroma Super Systems+ draw on an extensive portfolio of fluorine-free durable water repellents.

* Ecotarrae lifecycle analysis
** Below limits of detection according to industry standard test methods

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07.06.2023

SCTI™ and TfS collaborate to accelerate sustainability journey

Sustainable Chemistry for the Textile Industry (SCTI™) and Together for Sustainability (TfS) are teaming up to support and accelerate the leather and textile industry's sustainability journey through sustainable chemistry. Together they will collaborate in driving convergence in standards and methodologies and inspire industry action for a better future.

SCTI is an alliance of leading chemical companies that strives to empower the textile and leather industries to apply sustainable, state-of-the-art chemistry solutions that protect factory workers, local communities, consumers and the environment.

TfS is a member-driven initiative, raising Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) standards throughout the chemical industry. TfS members are chemical companies committed to making sustainability improvements within their own – and their suppliers’ – operations. TfS has also launched a comprehensive program to foster defossilization of chemical value chains, providing standardization tools to enable effective Scope 3 management based on primary data and launching the TfS Guideline to determine Product Carbon Footprint (PCF).

Sustainable Chemistry for the Textile Industry (SCTI™) and Together for Sustainability (TfS) are teaming up to support and accelerate the leather and textile industry's sustainability journey through sustainable chemistry. Together they will collaborate in driving convergence in standards and methodologies and inspire industry action for a better future.

SCTI is an alliance of leading chemical companies that strives to empower the textile and leather industries to apply sustainable, state-of-the-art chemistry solutions that protect factory workers, local communities, consumers and the environment.

TfS is a member-driven initiative, raising Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) standards throughout the chemical industry. TfS members are chemical companies committed to making sustainability improvements within their own – and their suppliers’ – operations. TfS has also launched a comprehensive program to foster defossilization of chemical value chains, providing standardization tools to enable effective Scope 3 management based on primary data and launching the TfS Guideline to determine Product Carbon Footprint (PCF).

Both TfS and SCTI share the mission to drive transformational change, and intend to collaborate on advancing the industry’s sustainability goals, leveraging the TfS Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) program.

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Sustainable Chemistry for the Textile Industry (SCTI™) / Together for Sustainability (TfS)

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01.07.2021

CHT: Nachhaltige Jeans Veredelung mit organIQ EMS Jeans

Mit dem organIQ BLEACH System war die CHT Gruppe der erste Textilchemieanbieter, der eine ökologische Alternative zu Kaliumpermanganat als Bleichmittel für Denim anbot. Heute gehen die organIQ-Produkte von CHT über Normengrenzen hinaus und sind Stand der Technik in der ökologischen Jeansproduktion.

In den letzten Jahren hat die CHT das organIQ-System auf höchstem ökologischem Niveau weiterentwickelt, um Erweiterungen zu finden, die das System unter ökologischen Gesichtspunkten optimieren und gleichzeitig variablere und breitere Einsatzmöglichkeiten bieten. Die verschiedenen Bleichmittel sind rein organisch und vollständig biologisch abbaubar.

Die jetzt eingeführte organIQ EMS Jeans-Generation ist ein Baukastensystem – daher der Name: wie Ecological Modular System für die Jeans-Behandlung. Jedes Modul entspricht einem Behandlungsschritt. Diese Schritte können auf verschiedene Weise und in flexibler Reihenfolge miteinander kombiniert werden, um eine Vielzahl von Looks und Effekten zu erzielen.

Mit dem organIQ BLEACH System war die CHT Gruppe der erste Textilchemieanbieter, der eine ökologische Alternative zu Kaliumpermanganat als Bleichmittel für Denim anbot. Heute gehen die organIQ-Produkte von CHT über Normengrenzen hinaus und sind Stand der Technik in der ökologischen Jeansproduktion.

In den letzten Jahren hat die CHT das organIQ-System auf höchstem ökologischem Niveau weiterentwickelt, um Erweiterungen zu finden, die das System unter ökologischen Gesichtspunkten optimieren und gleichzeitig variablere und breitere Einsatzmöglichkeiten bieten. Die verschiedenen Bleichmittel sind rein organisch und vollständig biologisch abbaubar.

Die jetzt eingeführte organIQ EMS Jeans-Generation ist ein Baukastensystem – daher der Name: wie Ecological Modular System für die Jeans-Behandlung. Jedes Modul entspricht einem Behandlungsschritt. Diese Schritte können auf verschiedene Weise und in flexibler Reihenfolge miteinander kombiniert werden, um eine Vielzahl von Looks und Effekten zu erzielen.

Die neue EMS Jeans Familie unterstützt die meisten modernen Denim-Finishing-Prozesse. Durch den Einsatz ausgewählter organIQ-Produkte zusammen mit wassersparenden Vernebelungstechnologien kann ein extrem niedriger Wasserverbrauch erreicht werden.

Aufgrund der fortschrittlichen organIQ-Technologie können alle relevanten Behandlungen bei Raumtemperatur durchgeführt werden, was eine große Möglichkeit zur Energieeinsparung darstellt. Zudem kann die Belastung des Abwassers mit toxischen Stoffen im Vergleich zu herkömmlichen, bisher angewandten Denim-Behandlungen drastisch reduziert werden.

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CHT Gruppe Jeansveredlung Textilchemie
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