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                 Discover the power of




                      innovation with CHT





                        Textile Solutions at




                                      ITMA 2019









            With decades of experience along the textile value   energy and salt. The four new ZERO GO elements
            chain, the globally active CHT Group offers an   are free from p-chloroaniline and unwanted
            incomparably large range of services focusing on   arylamines.
            sustainable and forward-looking specialty chemicals
            and the efficient design of textile processes. CHT   For brilliant color results, CHT presents you a new
            enables you to break new ground and set trends.  toolbox with three strong individualists: BEIXON DF,
                                                             HEPTOL MC and CONTAVAN BA. Excellent as a solo
            You can save water, time, energy and money with   fighter, the trio achieves the best result as a team.
            CHT products for process optimization. Take the   The patented CHT polymer technology not only
            example of 4SUCCESS for the sustainable dyeing and   improves the ease of removal by washing, but also
            bleaching of cotton and cotton/elastane blends. A   repels static effects and possible back staining.
            considerable CO2 reduction is also possible - up to   Through optimal cleaning, you obtain the best
            70% under certain conditions. In addition to     washing results with the lowest possible fiber
            4SUCCESS, CHT offers many other tailor-made      damage, increase the process reliability and save
            solutions such as TIME BOOST, LOW                peroxide in the bleaching process.
            TEMPERATURE DYEING, SPEED PACKAGE and                                                                                 elasticity and durability. Therefore, the ALPAPRINT   finishes offer a solution for every application of
            SHORT CUT for a wide range of processes, machine   The latest generation of CHT screen printing                       NG series is perfectly suited for outdoor- and    nonwovens. CHT’s modern auxiliaries provide
            types and fiber types.                           silicones, ALPAPRINT NG, are the environmentally                     sportswear.                                       process reliability and a broad spectrum of
                                                             friendly alternative to plastisol inks, PVC and free from                                                              functionality. Soft and yet solid, hydrophilic,
            CHT is your reliable partner for sustainable solutions   critical softeners. With CHT’s silicone printing pastes      In the field of fiber auxiliaries, CHT’s wide-ranging   hydrophobic or antistatic – CHT’s competence brings
            for your dyeing process: With BEZAKTIV GO, CHT   you achieve remarkable results, even without harmful                 expertise, with countless products, opens up almost   out everything for you.
            offers you sustainable reactive dyes that achieve the   components. They convince with their easy handling,           infinite application possibilities. For example for
            highest quality and color intensity. Dyeing processes   excellent running properties and high opacity with            nonwovens such as diapers, wipes, filters, surgical   You can visit CHT Group at ITMA 2019 in Hall 3,
            with GO dyes result in significant savings of water,   excellent fastness properties as well as excellent             gowns or geotextiles. CHT finishes and DURON spin   Stand C151.

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