Archroma x Baldwin
Global leader in sustainable specialty chemicals Archroma and a manufacturer and supplier of precision spray systems, Baldwin have developed a new partnership to improve finishing performance and save resources.
The goal is to support textile manufacturers with their development initiatives, with the goal of improving product safety, performance, and functionality while also increasing the efficiency and resource utilization of the finishing application process.
Baldwin’s TexCoat G4, a non-contact spray technique for textile finishing and remoistening, is designed to provide precise coverage of the exact quantity of finish chemicals required to achieve certain fabric qualities. Compared to traditional padding application processes, this system can be used to reduce water consumption by as much as 50%.
It is currently testing finishing products and systems with Archroma, including the soon-to-be-launched PFC-free Smartrepel Hydro SR for water-based soil repellence, as well as metal and inorganic particle-free antimicrobial technologies like Sanitized T 20-19 and TH 15-14, which will be unveiled at Techtextil 2022 in Frankfurt from June 21-24. The preliminary test results will be available for review by both partners.
Michael Schuhmann, business development manager for finishing at Archroma, said that they’re extremely delighted to cooperate with Baldwin, a company that shares their aim of creating textile fabrics and items that are safer for the consumer and better for the environment.
Rick Stanford, vice president of global business development for textiles at Baldwin Technology, said that Archroma is one of the most recognized global suppliers of specialty chemicals for textiles, and they are honored to partner to bring optimized and sustainable solutions to an industry that is serious about protecting consumers and reducing its environmental impact.
Archroma is located in Hall 11 at stand B10, while Baldwin is located in Hall 12 at stand D79.
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