But who is protecting them?

Premium impregnating agent with water-, dirt- and oil repellent effect

Already active at drying temperatures > 60°C

Enhanced environmental profile thanks to C6 chemistry

Low temperature waterproofing agent for personal protective textiles

OSMAFIN AQUABLOCK PLUS

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Mode of action

Application

Waterproofing of protective clothing (industry, rescue and fire brigades), surgical textiles (microfibres), rain and sports wearRefreshment of water- and stain repellent properties during each wash cycle

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NOSMAFIN AQUABLOCK PLUS

Packaging : cans (20 KG), drums (190 KG) and containers (900 KG) Temperature : storage >0°C, dosage > 5°C Dosage : Dose 30-40 ml/kg of dry fabrics in the last rinse cycle for 5-15 min

Packaging & use

Water- and stain repellent textiles are treated with fluorocarbons, chemically fixed onto the textiles

1

Use of the textile, washing, and drying at room tem-perature reduce the impregnating effect

• Good spray ratings• Good water column

values

• Bad spray ratings• Bad water column

values

Repellent action needs to be refreshed

2 With conventional impregnating agents, textiles need to be heated to a minimum of 120°C to get full performance

Energy consumption

Textile damage

3 With OSMAFIN AQUABLOCK PLUS, the fluorocarbon polymers are already active at drying temperatures of minimum 60°C

4 OSMAFIN AQUABLOCK PLUS : C6 chemistry

Self organising dendrimere with a complex crystallisation process

The FC chains will be forced to move to the surface higher order of FC chains

Free of perfluorated deter-gents (PFOS and PFOA)Benefits

Excellent water and stain repellent effect

Low drying temperature (>60°) energy savings

Added value towards demanding end-user

Low textile damage

Improved abrasion resistance

Enhanced wash proof properties

Use of Dendrimeres in combination with shorter chained C6 fluorocarbon resin gives a stronger repel-lent effect than conventional C8 chain fluorocarbon

FC chains

Textile

Dendrimeres