The textile finishing industry faces increasing demands for multifunctional coatings that combine performance, safety, and environmental sustainability. For synthetic fabrics used in curtains, decorative textiles, and other interior applications, achieving both structural integrity and flame resista... read more
The textile printing industry is constantly evolving, with manufacturers and brands seeking innovative solutions that combine performance, sustainability, and cost-efficiency. A key component in this process is the binder, which ensures that prints adhere firmly to fabrics while maintaining comfort ... read more
Flexible packaging lamination involves joining two or more substrate webs—typically films, papers, or aluminum foils—using a variety of bonding methods to enhance barrier properties, aesthetics, and functionality. The choice among wet, dry, wax, solventless, and extrusion lamination depends on end-u... read more
Here’s a concise yet comprehensive overview of the fundamental characteristics that effective flame retardants must possess: Flame retardants are chemical additives incorporated into polymeric materials to inhibit, delay or resist the spread of fire. To do so without compromising the host material’s... read more
Modern interiors demand textiles that not only look and feel great but also perform reliably in fire scenarios. Achieving flame retardancy in fabrics requires interrupting the fire triangle—fuel, heat, and oxygen—through one of three material mechanisms: char formation, gas-phase suppression, or mel... read more