Bi-component Monofilament Yarn
July 8, 2020
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    MonoGreen™

    At Ri-Thai we put our environmental and social commitments into practice while continuously striving for company growth. As early as in 2011 we began to introduce the line of MonoGreen™ monofilaments made from the following materials in pursuit of environmental sustainability.
    These eco-friendly monofilaments facilitate the transition away from the “take, make, use and dispose” linear economy system to the circular economy system where the “reduce, reuse and recycle” closed loops are implemented.

    cycle

    Fossil-based

    Bio-based

    Non-Degradable

    Recycled PET

    Recycled Nylon
    (GRS certified)

    Bio-PET, PTT, PA56
    PA610, PA1010

    Degradable

    PBS, PBST, PBAT

    PLA

    rPET

    (Recycled Polyester Monofilament Yarn)

    rPET

    (Recycled Polyester Monofilament Yarn)


     
    投影片15 Ri-Thai’s Sustainable Development
    投影片16 Sustainable Materials
    投影片17 Production Optimization
    投影片18 Ri-Thai rPET Monofilament Yarn
    投影片19 Highest Standards For The Best Product
    投影片20 Production Optimization raw material
    投影片21 OEKO TEX
    投影片22 GRS Certificate
    投影片23 Virgin PET vs. rPET
    投影片24 Virgin PET vs. rPET physical property
    投影片25 Higg Materials Sustainable Index (MSI)
    投影片26 Application
    投影片27 application
    投影片28 application

    Closing the "REUSE" Loop
    Reuse loop (cut)

    All color MonoGreen™ monofilaments are dope (solution) dyed, which leads to superior color fastness and less environmental impact in comparison with those by other dyeing methods. Furthermore,biodegradable monofilament is by nature more durable and proved less prone to shed microfibers in the wash than staple fiber and multifilament. When used in textiles, MonoGreen™ monofilaments enable better reusability and reduce microfiber pollution in the oceans.

    Closing the "RECYCLE" Loop
    Recycle loop (cut)

    Despite being a less sustainable alternative than reuse, re-manufacture or repair, recycling is an important and necessary component of a circular economy. This can be evidenced by the fact that an increasing number of recycled polymers are commercially available on the market.

    Closing the "CARBON" Loop
    Carbon loop (cut)

    “Anything that wears out or degrades during use belongs to the biosphere,” says Prof. Dr. Michael Braungart, who developed the Cradle to Cradle® design concept in 1990s. In his concept, materials are returned to the biosphere in the form of compost or bio-degradable waste, from which new materials can be created.