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AKZONOBEL ADDS CONCRETE REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE TO
INTERNATIONAL RANGE AkzoNobel is expanding its International range with additional coatings and mortars for the repair and remediation of concrete. Following AkzoNobel’s acquisition of Flexcrete Technologies Ltd in June 2017, the full range of advanced cementitious coatings is being made available as part of the Intercrete series.
“Dozens of businesses already trust the reputation of the innovative product technology in this range, using them to preserve vital assets around the world and protect the structures that people rely upon every day,” said Ian Fletcher, European Protective Coatings Marketing Manager for AkzoNobel.
BEAULIEU YARNS INTRODUCES SUSTAINABLE YARNS AT
DOMOTEX 2019 Beaulieu Yarns, a division of Beaulieu Engineered Products, reinforced its strong support for best performance and CO2
carpets with its new and extended product ranges at Domotex 2019.
Introducing the new creative, resilient yarn family for unique carpets – Resilya. Launched at Domotex, the new Resilya yarn family answers the need for a new level of durability, quality and originality in design from the contract market. The yarns combine the industry’s highest resilience with unique colour and design capabilities for all kinds of contract carpet constructions. The extra level of resilience supports the attainment of highest classification for particularly durable contract carpet for the heaviest applications. These include commercial offices, hospitality and leisure, and education and healthcare premises.
Efficient CO2 emission reduction
through Eqobalance PA6 yarns. These sustainable yarns follow the
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biomass balance approach, which ensures that at the very start of the supply chain, natural renewable raw materials replace fossil resources in the production of polymers processed into yarns. These yarns offer the carpet manufacturer an important advantage, as their manufacturing process does not need to alter.
Eqobalance are PA yarns and so are fully recyclable and fit circular economy for the high-end contracts and premium automotive segments. By choosing these yarns, which benefit from a new and specific Environment Product Declaration (EPD) statement, carpet manufacturers can contribute to a sustainable future through a reduction of emissions of up to 75% of CO2 compared to fossil-based yarns.
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Enlarged composition possibilities with Softitude yarns. Beaulieu Yarns unveils a new broader range of the uniquely soft and durable Softitude Solution Dyed Nylon (SDN) yarns for residential and hospitality broadloom carpets. The extended portfolio enables carpet manufacturers to achieve comfort, luxury and an inviting warm touch, without compromising on long- term wear and tear resistance. The range offers extensive unique colour possibilities through uni- or multi- colour yarns and various luster-levels from bright to semi-bright to dull. Yarns are available in 2400, 2800, and 3200 dTex for loop pile and cut pile carpets.
www.beaulieuyarns.com/en/yarn- creation-development
www.beaulieuyarns.com/en/yarn-creation-development
and mix of substrates. On assets with mixed concrete and steel, customers have access to a more comprehensive solution when we combine Intercrete with our existing International range.”
There are already 13 Intercrete products available to customers worldwide, and the full range will become available to former Flexcrete customers this spring. As a part of the International brand, Intercrete benefits from the global reach and technical expertise of AkzoNobel.
“By bringing the full range available following the acquisition into the Intercrete product range, we’re able to create complete systems for a variety
Ian commented: “These are proven products, with proven technology and are the perfect addition to the Intercrete range. We look forward to working with customers to bring their unique qualities to the market.”
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