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Devan chemicals introduces revolutionary stain release technology

 

Devan Chemicals, a leading figure in pioneering textile solutions, proudly unveils its latest innovation: "Devan Stain Release," a breakthrough in textile finishing technology. Designed with a dual focus on sustainability and performance, this cutting-edge release technology facilitates the effortless removal of both water and oil-based stains.

The new release finish acts as a barrier against stubborn stains such as ketchup, mud, grass, and oils, including tea, vegetable, and corn oils. By preventing these substances from deeply penetrating fibers, Devan Stain Release ensures stains can be easily washed away from the surface, offering consumers peace of mind in their daily textile use.

Roberto Teixeira, Chief Technology Officer at Devan Chemicals, expresses enthusiasm for the market introduction of this innovative technology. Our team's dedication has led to the development of a solution that not only delivers exceptional stain release but also upholds our sustainability commitment, he remarks.

The PFC-free formulation of Devan Stain Release, with 40 per cent bio-based content, underscores the company's eco-conscious approach. Unlike traditional PFC-based alternatives, this technology simplifies application with its ready-to-use feature, eliminating the need for complex mixing processes. Moreover, it maintains fabric softness and does not require reactivation after home laundering at low temperatures.

Applicable across various textile applications, from school uniforms to home textiles, Devan Stain Release not only ensures ease of maintenance but also prolongs fabric lifespan, aligning with the ethos of sustainable consumption.

Devan Chemicals remains steadfast in its dedication to innovation and sustainability, striving to redefine industry standards and cater to evolving consumer demands globally.

 

 
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