freedom to design with high performing and sustainable materials for future generations
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Freedom to design with high performing and sustainable
materials for future generations
Alexander Schieke, 11th December 2014
Agenda ■ Brief Introduction to Stahl
■ Triangle to solution ■ Coating solution ■ Sustainable Solution for supply chain
■ Material examples for future generations
■ Conclusion
Introduction to Stahl Stahl is a specialty chemical company supplying a wide range of products for the leather and synthetic industries.
Argentina
USA
Mexico
Brazil
Ethiopia
PortugalSpain
FranceNetherlands
Germany
Turkey
PakistanBangladesh
China
South Korea
Japan
Thailand
Singapore
Indonesia
India
Colombia
Headquarters Stahl
Waalwijk Netherlands
Uruguay
Italy
Global Organisation
Company vision Stahl is a leading specialist and innovator in chemicals for leather treatments such as dyeing, tanning and finishing, as well as performance coatings for all kind of other materials. Stahl delivers essential, creative and inventive solutions that add value for the brands.
Tri-angle to solution Enable the freedom to design by balancing the tri-angle of subtrate, production process and requirements to the end product with our Stahl building blocks for coating and finishing.
Coating components Rough overview about components in a coating and what does it mean for enviroment and for sustainability.
solids
dilutant
bann toxic solvents 100% water
Higher so
lid con
tent
Renewable raw materials
Coating solution
Evo finish Evo skin Evo foam Evo adhesive
■ Finishes, crosslinkers and additives ■ Includes 100% water-based topcoat ■ Polyurethane dispersions ■ Mild solvent solutions ■ Easy processing ■ Finishes, crosslinkers and additives ■ Includes 100% water-based topcoat ■ Stahl EVO base Permutex®
- Mechanical foam - Used in transfer coating or as direct coating
■ Stahl EVO base PermaQure® - No volatile components - No odour or emissions - Designed for transfer coating
Stahl EVO building blocks
Step 3 >Packaging and distribution
Step 2 >Production
Step1 >Raw materials
Step 4 >Product application
Step 5 >Product use and maintenance
Step 6End of life
Back development according to end requirement to use right subtrate in the right process with the fitting coating and finishing
Supporting the supply chain with coating/ finishing which enable to produce sustainable and high performing material.
Six steps towards a more sustainable future
■ DMF residues left in fabrics after coagulation
■ Residual DMF attacks PU coating - Reduces hydraulic resistance of fabric - Typical smell occurs and remains.
■ DMF is toxic and marked as restricted substance
Reach
Six steps towards a more sustainable future
The following chemical substance resource links provide informa>on about chemical substances on the ZDHC Research List, including informa>on about regula>ons and toxicological data.
■ California Environmental Protec>on Agency
(hJp://www.calepa.ca.gov/ )
■ European Union (EU) Classifica>on ─ Classifica>on and Labelling and Packaging Annex VI (hJp://echa.europa.eu/addressing-‐chemicals-‐of-‐concern/harmonised-‐classifica>on-‐and-‐ labelling/annexvi-‐to-‐clp )
■ German Commission for the Inves>ga>on of Health Hazards of Chemical Compounds in the Work Area (MAK Commission) (hJp://www.dfg.de/en/dfg_profile/publica>ons/senate_commissions/index.html)
Stahl EVO & Sustainability Chemical Substance Resource Links
■ GreenScreen® List Translator (hJp://www.greenscreenchemicals.org/method/greenscreen-‐lisJranslator )
■ Japan Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry/Ministry of the Environment -‐ Global Harmonizing System classifica>ons (hJp://www.me>.go.jp/english/ ; hJp://www.env.go.jp/en )
■ REACH (hJp://echa.europa.eu/en/regula>ons )
■ TEDX (hJp://endocrinedisrup>on.org/ )
■ Toxicology Data Network (TOXNET) -‐ Hazardous Substances Database (hJp://toxnet.nlm.nih.gov/cgibin/sis/htmlgen?HSDB )
■ United States Na>onal Ins>tutes of Environmental Health Sciences (hJp://www.niehs.nih.gov )
■ United States Environmental Protec>on Agency (hJp://www2.epa.gov/ )
Stahl EVO & Sustainability Chemical Substance Resource Links
Solu>ons
Brighter and lighter leather
An>-‐Stain solu>ons
DMF-‐free Synthe>cs
Chrome-‐ free leather
Conduc>ve coa>ng
Chemical resistance
Breathable Lining
Examples
■ The need for sustainable solutions is increasing and will increase more. It’s time to change!
■ We have the freedom to set up more sustainable and high performing materials for the shoe industry
■ Some solutions are already in the shelf other can be customized
■ We offer to develop and create
these solutions together with the supply chain
Conclusions