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Recycled PET Translucent Low Density Nonwoven (POS)

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This material is a low density translucent non-woven fabric made with recycled PET. Through customizable digital print technology, it’s possible to produce P-Tex featuring properties such as paper-thin, translucent, and iron-safe. All raw materials comply with the Global Recycled Standard (GRS) and products have passed SGS (REACH, RoHS, formaldehyde-free, PVC-free) toxicity tests ; the material can be applied to print materials used in exhibitions. Taiwan Textile Research Institute indicates that the use of recycled PET decreases carbon emissions by 60-75% compared to the use of new materials. more

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This material is a low density translucent non-woven fabric made with recycled PET. Through customizable digital print technology, it’s possible to produce P-Tex featuring properties such as paper-thin, translucent, and iron-safe. All raw materials comply with the Global Recycled Standard (GRS) and products have passed SGS (REACH, RoHS, formaldehyde-free, PVC-free) toxicity tests ; the material can be applied to print materials used in exhibitions. Taiwan Textile Research Institute indicates that the use of recycled PET decreases carbon emissions by 60-75% compared to the use of new materials.