Chemical content and Textile finishing Sample Clauses

Chemical content and Textile finishing. A textile product is a complex item, often incorporating several fibre types, materials and added components in one product. Surface finishing and dyeing is performed differently depending upon whether the material is natural or synthetic. Here, use of chemicals is evident. Chemicals can affect our environment and our health but there are also chemicals that are not placed under restriction, this however, does not stop them from having the potential to disrupt a chemical process that they are subjected to. In some cases, information on chemical content will relate to restriction, we simply do not wish to further circulate these substances in our loops. In some cases though information, is needed on their presence in order to handle the materials correctly, e.g. mechanical recycling might be the preferred choice over a chemical option, or vice versa. CISUTAC has identified the most critical chemical groups, such as SVHC, and textile finishes that can affect reuse or recycling. Chemical content and Textile finishing are very connected with each other and the underlaying granular data is very important information for DPP and highly relevant to channel textiles further after collection and sorting. The underlaying data for Chemical content is only Yes or No options focusing on SVHC i in the first version of the tool. The underlaying data for Textile finishing (based on ISO/TC 38/WG 35), covers all treatments of the textile such as dyeing, chemicals for function, finishing or look. These chemical groups or finishes are different dyeing methods, DWR-Silicon, DWR-PFAS, flame- retardants, titanium dioxide, biocides, crosslinking agents, scouring additives and brushing additives. To give an example, today PFAS content is a challenge even though the work in the textile industry to phase out this chemical is progressing. This is an unwanted chemical in all parts of the product lifecycle and it is important to have the correct information to ensure that material with PFAS content is correctly taken care of. Going into flame-retardant functions and treatments, if this type of functionality can be detected (through information access or by other means) in PCT, it is an option to separate this material stream and loop it in a way so that the original functionality can be retained. There are successful examples of this specific looping for post-industrial waste with PFAS. Cross-linking of polymers (e.g. anti-wrinkle/easy-care for cellulose, viscose or lyocell), can be pr...
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