LEVERKUSEN – Polymer materials manufacturer Covestro and Kronos, a manufacturer of titanium dioxide pigments, have presented a series of breakthroughs demonstrating how the uptake of digital inkjet printing can provide sustainability benefits for the textile industry.
With further validation by other industry partners, testing has demonstrated that Covestro’s waterborne Insqin portfolio of Impranil polyurethane (PU) binders and Imprafix cross-linkers is compatible with the white pigment dispersion Kronos 9900 Digital White.
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