With our Infinited Fiber technology you can turn textile, cardboard and agricultural waste to new natural fiber. Thus we can reduce the usage of new virgin materials.
The process
The core of Infinited Fiber technology consists of three key processes.
Fiber separation
Turning material into liquid
Turning liquid into fiber
Fits any factory
Applicable to existing pulp and viscose fiber factories (thus saving the investment costs and lowering the risks).
Viscose fiber manufacturers get rid of Carbon disulphide CS2 – the most challenging and hazardous chemical.
New, highly interesting product that meets customers’ future needs – with higher margin potential both for pulp and viscose fiber producers.
Key benefits
Transforming waste into resources
Closed loop solution to the textile problem
Pre and post consumer textile transformed into a brand new material (that feels like cotton but is more economical and sustainable).
Low enviromental impact
Up to 20.000 liters less water per kg than cotton
Less water than viscose
Carbon positive
160 000 ha less forest harvest then viscose
10% of cotton replaced equals food for 1 billion people
Cost saving
Lowers total cos in the textile industry supply chain
Reduced use of chemicals, dyestuff, water and energy due to higher color uptake
A new high performance fiber
Natural feel similar to cotton
Anti-bacterial properties
30-40% higher color uptake
Secured availability
The fiber is the same whether you manufacture it from wastes like textile, cardboard or agricultural or from wood based pulp.
From fiber philosophy to fiber force
We have a truly sustainable clothing fiber solution that is ready to be used – in any factory.
Backed by longterm research and open business attitude Infinited Fiber is already combining forces with investors and fashion companies worldwide.
We know how to turn research into reality.
Take our hand: Let’s make ecological fashion accessible & affordable to anyone
Infinited Fiber Company’s business idea is to license the technology to all industry players to meet the brand owners’ demand.