Textile / Leather / Clothing

Chemical intermediates for the synthesis of polymers dedicated to textile market
Plastics and vegetable fibers

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  • Biobased hydrocolloids for versatile applications

    JRS RETTENMAIER France

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    JRS, manufacturer of natural ingredients and plant fibers, offers biodegradable and economical alternatives based on natural and renewable origin to synthetic and petrol based thickeners, gelifyers or stabilizers.
    These are HPMCs, cellulose gels (MCGs = Microcrystalline Cellulose Gels), pectins and alginates.
    Last update 08/04/2022

  • Ethylal

    Lambiotte&Cie

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    Ethylal is a minimum 86,5% biosourced solvent with the following characteristics: Good toxicological profile (no labelling expect flammable), High solvent power (Kb value: 120), Surface tension reducer, Ideal replacement for MEK and other nasty solvents.
    Last update 01/03/2024

  • Isane BioLife

    TOTAL Fluides

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    Isane BioLife is a unique range of pure renewable and biodegradable isoparaffin products, characterized by a high purity level, low odor, and relative chemical inertness. Isane BioLife range is composed of 3 products (Isane BioLife 56, Isane BioLife 58, Isane BioLife 78) which differ by their volatility.
    Last update 01/03/2017

  • Scriptane BioLife

    TOTAL Fluides

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    Scriptane BioLife is a unique range of high purity renewable and biodegradable isoparaffins Printing Ink Distillates (PID) for the formulation of offset inks and others. Scriptane BioLife range is composed of 3 products: Scriptane BioLife 25/27, Scriptane BioLife 26/29, Scriptane BioLife 29/33.
    Last update 02/03/2017

  • Lactide (PLA monomer)

    Corbion Purac

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    L-Lactide and D-Lactide monomers for PLA PURALACT L® and PURALACT D® are Corbion Purac’s monomers for the bioplastics industry. Lactides are dimers of Lactic Acid and so called building blocks for polymers and the production of other chemicals.
    Last update 11/09/2014