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- DyStar has unveiled its innovative Eco-Advanced Indigo Dyeing technique.
- The solution promises to cut water usage by up to 90 per cent and energy consumption by 30 per cent during production.
- Applicable to traditional indigo and coloured denim dyeing processes, the sustainable technique reduces effluent load, enhancing production quality and sustainability.
DyStar, a leading Singapore-based specialty chemical company with a heritage of more than a century in product development, has announced its latest innovation—Eco-Advanced Indigo Dyeing. The product is intended to reduce water usage by up to 90 per cent and energy consumption by up to 30 per cent during the production process.
The new DyStar’s Eco-Advanced Indigo Dyeing is applicable in the Indigo traditional dyeing process for sulphur dyes and coloured denim. The technique of sustainable indigo dyeing has already been proven to substantially reduce the effluent load in denim production, DyStar said in a press release.
DyStar has unveiled its innovative Eco-Advanced Indigo Dyeing technique.
The solution promises to cut water usage by up to 90 per cent and energy consumption by 30 per cent during production.
Applicable to traditional indigo and coloured denim dyeing processes, the sustainable technique reduces effluent load, enhancing production quality and sustainability.
“At DyStar, we are constantly innovating through our research and development. The introduction of an advanced sustainable indigo dyeing technology will help the denim industry to save valuable natural resources,” said Naceur Azraq, global technical manager of DyStar Denim.
DyStar’s eco-friendly indigo dyeing process is recognised for helping customers deliver better consistency in quality while achieving less wastewater treatment in the effluent. The company’s products further support customers in their sustainability journey towards a cleaner and more cost-effective production environment while quality is not compromised.
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