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Home » Workwear works better with TENCEL®
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Workwear works better with TENCEL®

By January 1, 20142 Mins Read
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Workwear is generally dominated by polyester and cotton fibres. Workwear options have been extended with the TENCEL® fibre. TENCEL® guarantees innovation and greater sustainability in this segment. As a result of the fibres properties, such as the highest strength profile, optimum moisture absorption, reduced bacterial growth and the very best skin-sensory properties, the TENCEL® fibre has made a name for itself in workwear. And now a new dimension can be added to this: TENCEL® workwear in industrial laundry. Workwear demands that materials be durable. TENCEL® satisfies this criterion with its high fibre strength. The fibre is robust and is thus the best choice for applications in industrial laundry when it comes to man-made cellulosics.

Industrial laundry tried and tested

Tests show that a material blend of TENCEL®/polyester is ideal for industrial laundry. This blend guarantees optimum values in use and a professional appearance even after numerous laundry cycles. TENCEL® workwear has an enormous longevity. The extremely good colour fastness is striking compared to standard goods, as measurements show.

The drying speed is another advantage. Industrial tests show that TENCEL®/polyester blended fabrics dry up to 25 per cent faster compared to standard fabrics. Energy is saved due to the shorter drying time and processing costs are reduced.

Comfort is essential for the acceptance of workwear by the wearers. Rental service companies tend to use fabrics with a high share of polyester. But the higher the share of synthetic fibres, the more comfort is lost in a garment. With TENCEL® it is possible to develop workwear which is suitable for industrial laundry and also satisfies the wearers demand for comfort. With a blend of 35 per cent TENCEL® with polyester, the wearing comfort, in particular the moisture absorption, can be doubled compared to standard fabrics.

For further information:

Christina Kreuzwieser
Head of Global Marketing Communication
Lenzing Aktiengesellschaft
Werkstra¯e 2, 4860 Lenzing, Austria.
Tel: (0) 7672 701 2331.
Fax: (0) 7672 918 2331.
Email: mailto:c.kreuzwieser@lenzing.com.
Web: www.lenzing.com

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