Leading Korean chemical and textile manufacturer, Kolon Industries (KRX: 120110), is poised to unveil its portfolio of sustainable solutions at Techtextil 2024. This prestigious international trade fair for textiles and nonwovens provides Kolon Industries with a platform to showcase its cutting-edge carbon reduction technologies and eco-friendly products. Among the highlights of Kolon Industries’ presentation are its innovative aramid Heracron®, PET(Polyester) nonwoven Finon®, and PET leather Chamude®.
Kolon Industries is committed to harnessing the power of digital transformation to enhance its production processes and reduce its environmental impact. The company has successfully implemented digital technologies in its aramid production, leading to increased efficiency and reduced carbon emissions. Kolon Industries plans to further expand its aramid pulp production capacity, aiming to manufacture products with a significantly reduced carbon footprint.
Furthermore, Kolon Industries will showcase its sustainable nonwoven products made from recycled water bottles. These products are gaining traction in the automotive and flooring industries due to their eco-friendly credentials. Kolon Industries’ PET leather, certified by GRS and Oeko-Tex, also prioritizes sustainability, ensuring zero harm to the environment and human health.
“Techtextil provides an exceptional opportunity to demonstrate our diverse textile technologies to a global audience,” said Choi Yoeng-baeg, Chief Operating Officer of Kolon Industries. “We are particularly eager to showcase our sustainable innovations in response to the growing demand for eco-friendly solutions in the European market.”
Kolon Industries is a renowned South Korean company with a rich history of innovation in the chemical and textile industries. Founded in 1957 as Korea’s first nylon producer, Kolon Industries has evolved into a global enterprise with a focus on four major business segments: industrial materials, chemical resin, film/electronic materials, and fashion. The company’s commitment to sustainability is evident in its development of biodegradable plastics, lyocell tow for cigarette filters, hydrogen fuel cell materials, and upcycling fashion brands.
