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- Les fibre biosourcées
Les informations figurant sur les produits peuvent parfois prêter à confusion, voire être trompeuses. C'est pourquoi il est essentiel de bien comprendre les différents termes et leur signification afin de garantir l'efficacité de la manière dont nous éliminons nos déchets. - PBS biosourcé pour l'industrie textile
Ces dernières années, les polymères biosourcés font l'objet d'une attention croissante. Le polybutylène succinate (PBS) est un exemple de polymère de ce type, dont nous avons étudié l'applicabilité dans l'industrie textile. - Pantalon en algues marins
La chercheuse Karin Peters, de l'université de Wageningen, souligne que le secteur de la mode doit de toute urgence passer à des matériaux plus durables. - Des cordages pour moules aux panneaux en mycélium
Présentation des innovations Centexbel au Techtextil 2026
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Le développement couronné de Centexbel de dispersions biosourcées et biodégradables pour les encres et les revêtements.
2022 : Prix de l'innovation Techtextil - « nouvelles approches de la durabilité et de la circularité ».
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Mussel ropes explained
Switching to bio‑based rope increases mussel growth by 85%
© 2026 EU - Biogear project
Centexbel INFO 2020-04 "Green polymers"
©Centexbel, 2020-04
Biobased ropes-Developing solutions for a more eco-friendly aquaculture industry
©International AquaFeed
Author(s) Leire Arantzamendi (AZTI - ES); Lien Van der Schueren, et.al
Approaches in Sustainable, Biobased Multilayer Packaging Solutions
©MDPI Polymers
Author(s) Kristina Eissenberger, Arantxa Ballesteros, Robbe De Bisschop , Elodie Bugnicourt, Patrizia Cinelli, Marc Defoin, Elke Demeyer, Siegfried Fürtauer, Claudio Gioia, Lola Gómez et al.
Circular & Biobased Textiles Innovation Hub-What happened in 2024?
This brochure summarizes the first year of the Innovation Hub, the topics targeted in our different webinars and the physical meet-ups and networking opportunities where Hub members had a chance to meet in person.
© ETP Brussels, Author(s) European Technology Platform for the Future of Textiles and Clothing (Textile ETP)
Pursuing the challenge of developing bio-based isocyanate free polyurethane textile coatings
"Bio NIPU", an Interreg Flanders-Netherlands project, focuses on the development of 100% bio-based and isocyanate-free polyurethane (bio NIPU) for end products in the textile and synthetic rubber industry.
©Bio-NIPU; 2023/01
Author(s) David De Smet
Bio-based additives for sun protection factors in coatings
Sun protection factors have received a lot of attention recently. The growing awareness of health problems has led to increased attention to the use of sunscreen and a greater demand for clothing that protects children and adults from harmful UV light from the sun.
©VLAIO, Centexbel, Sirris; 2023/01
Author(s) Brecht Demedts, Myriam Vanneste, Elke Van De Walle
Nature Wins - development of 100% bio-based thermoplastic composite materials
©Unitex nr 1/2013
Author(s) Mathieu Urbanus, Luc Ruys, et al.
High stiffness PLA yarns for bio-based self-reinforced composites
©Chemical Fibers International
Author(s) Lien Van der Schueren & Guy Buyle
Antibacterial polyester fabrics via diffusion process using active bio-based agents from essential oils
©Elsevier - Industrial Crops and Products
Author(s) Pauline Gressier, David De Smet, et.al
Bio-Based Packaging: Materials, Modifications, Industrial Applications and Sustainability
©MDPI
Author(s) Corina L. Reichert , Ruben Geerinck, et al.
Bio-Based Waterborne PU for Durable Textile Coatings
©MDPI Polymers
Author(s) De Smet, D.; Wéry, M.; Uyttendaele,W.; Vanneste, M.
Bio-Based Healable 2K PU Textile Coating for Durable Applications
A biobased healable 2K polyurethane (PU) coating incorporating a Schiff base was synthesized and applied as a thin coating on textiles.
©Polymers, MDPI
Author(s) David De Smet, Myriam Vanneste, Centexbel
Renewable antimicrobials for textile finishing
©Melliand International 1/2015
Author(s) D. De Smet, M. Vanneste, K. Leppchen-Fröhlich, M. Meyer
Bio-based textile coatings and composites
Biobased Products and Industries
© Elsevier, 2020 - Chapter 10 Pages 357-402
David De Smet, Frederik Goethals, Myriam Vanneste