Huntsman launches PFAS-free DWR solution

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SINGAPORE – Dyes and chemicals specialist Huntsman has launched a new PFAS-free durable water repellent (DWR) treatment, said to be suitable for all fibre types.

The company’s new PhoboTex R-ACE solution is said to meet current and upcoming industry standards – as moves are made away from PFAS-based chemistry – and complies with Bluesign, ZDHC Level 3 and Standard 100 criteria.

“There is growing worldwide demand for garments that deliver high-performance weather protection and stain-resistance with improved sustainability,” noted Lutfu Okman, Huntsman’s vice president of global revenue. “PhoboTex R-ACE is a true breakthrough that helps mills and brands deliver excellent water repellence with minimal impact on fabric performance.”

SINGAPORE – Dyes and chemicals specialist Huntsman has launched a new PFAS-free durable water repellent (DWR) treatment, said to be suitable for all fibre types.

The company’s new PhoboTex R-ACE solution is said to meet current and upcoming industry standards – as moves are made away from PFAS-based chemistry – and complies with Bluesign, ZDHC Level 3 and Standard 100 criteria.

“There is growing worldwide demand for garments that deliver high-performance weather protection and stain-resistance with improved sustainability,” noted Lutfu Okman, Huntsman’s vice president of global revenue. “PhoboTex R-ACE is a true breakthrough that helps mills and brands deliver excellent water repellence with minimal impact on fabric performance.”

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