Removal of chemicals from the textile industry with the Iranian plasma processing device

The researchers of a domestic knowledge-based company have succeeded in designing an advanced system for plasma processing of textiles, which creates a serious transformation in the textile industry. This new technology significantly improves the quality of natural and synthetic fibers without the need for harmful chemicals or water consumption. The use of this device increases the useful life of the fabric and improves its dyeability, and at the same time reduces the side costs of production.

According to the internal service of Tekna Media, the main challenge in using widely used polymers such as Polypropylene and Polyethylene is their low energy level, which causes poor adhesion of paint and coatings. Plasma technology solves this technical problem by modifying the surface properties and creating targeted roughness on the nanometer scale. This process affects only the outer layers without changing the general and deep structure of the material and improves the ability to absorb liquids in the fibers.

This technology group has designed its systems in two industrial models, Roll to Roll and Batch, which are used for all kinds of fabrics and polymer films. The most important competitive feature of this technology is its dry and environmentally friendly nature, which, unlike traditional methods, does not produce any hazardous industrial waste. This method is an efficient alternative to old chemical processes and increases the speed of textile product finishing lines.

The CEO of this company, Korosh Rezvanullah, has announced that the quality and efficiency of this equipment has led to the export of the first sample of the device to China. With the support of the Innovation and Prosperity Fund, this company has participated in specialized events such as Iran Nano Expo to introduce its technical capabilities to industries. The development of this technology can create a new way to modernize the infrastructure of textile industries and produce medical textiles in the country.