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TexCare® SRN 170THE POLY-USABLE POLYMER

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What do you need?

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»The bigger the family got, the more we

looked for sustainable products,

especially for our laundry. We buy

detergents that can wash more loads per

package and that works at lower

temperatures.«


The solution: TexCare® line


– Allows the use of many claims:

– Combination of those benefits can lead to other claims,

such as cold wash, fabric maintenance, less harsh

cleaning agents and more with less.

TexCare: The range of performance polymers from Clariant

Soil Release Anti-Redeposition Detergency booster



How TexCare® works

Performance polymers for fabric protection

PROTECTION OF THE FIBERS AND CLOTHES


How TexCare® works

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TEXCARE are multifunctional polymers with a molecular

structure that is very similar to polyester materials.

HYDROPHILIC

HYDROPHOBIC

HYDROPHILIC

TEXCARE molecules are deposited on the

fabric, forming multiple layers that protect the

fibers more and more.


TexCare® line



TexCare SRN 170


Due to its relatively short chain length, TexCare SRN 170 is the most flexible TexCare in the

line, being easy to formulate in most systems.


TexCare® Benefits


» Soil Release Polymers protect the fabrics from greying

and therefore consumers benefit from an increased

lifetime of their clothes. Protection from stains as well as

soil lifting activity have a positive effect on the washing

result. This increased washing power of laundry

detergents including Soil Release Polymers is something

the consumers can directly judge and enjoy in their

everyday life. «

Dr. Gabi Ohlendorf

Technical Application Manager, BU ICS EMEA


Primary benefitsClaims for added value


TEXCARE allows you noticeable differentiation by adding substantiated claims to your

product.

Prevent staining and protect your clothes

Capture soil and suspend dirt

Improve your cleaning by boosting detergency


Soil Release EffectSHIELD AGAINST STAINS


1. TexCare SRN 170 forms a

protective film on the fabric

3. During next washes the soil

removal is facilitated

4. The soil/polymer is then carried

away by detergent micelles

2. This film prevents the soil from

penetrating the fabric


Soil Release EffectTexCare SRN 170


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DIRTY MOTOR OIL

Washing machine: Front Loader; Detergent concentration: 5 g/L; Water hardness 280 ppm CaCO3; Washing temperature: 20°C; Soiled fabric: COPES

Test results on stressed lab conditions

Soil release effect – all fabrics washed 3 times with the respective detergent before soiling, then soiled, then washed again with the respective detergent


Anti-redepositionSTAIN TRAPPER


1. TexCare SRN 170 provides repulsion between

fabric and soil

2. TexCare SRN 170 also interacts with the soil,

capturing it and keeping it suspended

Disclaimer: This is a theoretical model and is intended as a general description of the anti-redeposition mechanism of TexCare.


Anti-redeposition TestTexCare SRN 170


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Soil: Carbon Black / Olive Oil; Soil Concentration: 0.5 g/L

Washing machine: modified Jar Test; Det. concentration: 1 g/L; Water hardness 70 ppm CaCO3; Washing temperature: 25°C; Soiled fabric: COPES



Primary DetergencySOIL LIFT


1. TexCare SRN 170 leads the surfactants closer to the soil

2. The soil starts separating from the fiber surface

3. Soil detaches from fiber surface inside

the micelle

Disclaimer: This is a theoretical model and is intended as a general description of the primary detergency mechanism of TexCare.


Primary DetergencyTexCare SRN 170


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Washing machine: Front loader; Det. concentration: 4.3 g/L; Water hardness 250 ppm CaCO3; Washing temperature: 40°C; Soiled fabric: COPES


STANDARD DETERGENT STANDARD DETERGENT


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Secondary Benefits


Secondary benefitsCombine all effects for new claims


There are many other possible claims you can apply to your formulation when using

TEXCARE.

Wash more with less

Increased comfort

Less harsh chemicals

Cold wash


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Washing machine: Front Loader; Detergent concentration: 5 g/L; Water hardness: 280 ppm CaCO3; Soiled fabric: COPES




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DIRTY MOTOR OIL – Colorimetric Evaluation

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Washing machine: Front Loader; Detergent concentration: 5 g/L; Water hardness: 280 ppm CaCO3; Soiled fabric: COPES



Wash More With Less with TexCare SRN 170Soil Release Test Results


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USAGE CONCENTRATION = 1.6 g/L

MARKET LIQUID DETERGENT

WITH 1% TEXCARE SRN 170


RAW PALM OIL – Colorimetric evaluation

Soil release effect – all fabrics washed once with the respective detergent before soiling, then soiled, then washed again with the respective detergent

Washing machine: Tergotometer; Water hardness: 70 ppm CaCO3; Washing temperature: 25°C; Soiled fabric: COPES



Wash More With Less with TexCare SRA 300 FSoil Release Test Results


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DIRTY MOTOR OIL – Colorimetric evaluation

Soil release effect – all fabrics washed once with the respective detergent before soiling, then soiled, then washed again with the respective detergent

Washing machine: Tergotometer; Water hardness: 70 ppm CaCO3; Washing temperature: 25°C; Soiled fabric: COPES



Less Harsh Chemicals with TexCare SRN 170Primary Detergency Test Results


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SEBUM / CARBON BLACK – Colorimetric evaluation

Washing machine: Lini test; Detergent concentration: 4.3 g/L; Water hardness: 280 ppm CaCO3; Washing temperature: 40°C; Soiled fabric: COPES




Increased Comfort with TexCare SRN 170Water Absorption Test Result

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1% TEXCARE SRN 170

TexCare SRN 170 makes the

polyester absorb water 97% faster

Washing machine: Linitest; Water hardness: 268 ppm CaCO3; Washing temperature: 40°C; 12 replicates


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Disclaimer


This information corresponds to the present state of

our knowledge and is intended as a general

description of our products and their possible

applications. Clariant makes no warranties, express

or implied, as to the information’s accuracy,

adequacy, sufficiency or freedom from defect and

assumes no liability in connection with any use of

this information. Any user of this product is

responsible for determining the suitability of

Clariant's products for its particular application. ٭

Nothing included in this information waives any of

Clariant’s General Terms and Conditions of Sale,

which control unless it agrees otherwise in writing.

Any existing intellectual/industrial property rights

must be observed. Due to possible changes in our

products and applicable national and international

regulations and laws, the status of our products

could change.

Material Safety Data Sheets providing safety

precautions, that should be observed when handling

or storing Clariant products, are available upon

request and are provided in compliance with

applicable law. You should obtain and review the

applicable Material Safety Data Sheet information

before handling any of these products. For

additional information, please contact Clariant.

For sales to customers located within the United٭

States and Canada the following applies in addition

NO EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY IS MADE

OF THE MERCHANTABILITY, SUITABILITY,

FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR

OTHERWISE OF ANY PRODUCT OR SERVICE.

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TECHNICAL EXPERTS FOR

APAC, LATAM AND NORAM


What do you need?


» Our household budget does not allow

for new clothes all the time — it's a good

thing our kids hang on to their favorite

shirts for longer. «


What do you need?


» Our household budget does not allow

for new clothes all the time — it's a good

thing our kids hang on to their favorite

shirts for longer. «


What do you need?


» Washing our clothes in hot water all the

time makes them look old really fast and

doesn't help to lower our electric bill

either. But how else are we supposed to

keep them clean and neat? «


TexCare® Benefits


» With TexCare , it is easier for the consumers to remove

stains from clothes. If they like, they can also reduce or

eliminate the soaking step to shorten the washing

process. That means more free time for the consumers

to care for their families. «

Carlos Ilao

Technical Services Manager SEA&P, BU ICS APAC


TexCare® Benefits


» Clothing is, for many people, a symbol of personal,

social and cultural identity. Therefore, it is important that

clothes look 'new' and last for longer. TexCare polymers

offer a more convenient solution to that. «

Fabrizio Mazzeo

Technical Manager Industrial & Home Care, BU ICS LATAM


TexCare® Benefits


» Active families depend on detergents that work at all

temperatures and easily remove stains in the wash. The

TexCare soil release polymers boost the detergent’s

stain removal power in cold wash. They are easy to

formulate and bring value to traditional detergents, unit

dose, and cleaning booster products. «

Lisa Gandolfi

Technical & Marketing Manager, BU ICS NORAM

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TEST CONDITIONS


Soil Release TestProcedure


Washing Step

Evaluation

Fabric Pre-washing

(3 washing cycles)

Soil application: Silk Screen

(Pressure and speed

controlled)

Ageing and drying overnight

at room temperature

Colorimetric Selection

of the stains

Fabric: Finishing Removal

TEXCARE APPLICATION


Soil Release TestWashing Conditions


TEST CONDITIONS

Equipment Miele Medic Wash (Front Loader)

Wash Volume 12 L

Detergent Concentration 5.00 g/L

Water Hardness 280 ppm CaCO3

Washing Temp. Wool prog. (kalt & 40°C)

Rinse 1x

Drying 24 h, Line drying

Replicates 12 swatches/formulations

Washing Ratio 10:1 (24 swatches per machine)

Washing Time 30 minutes

Soiling 2x SBL 2004 Soilstrips

Soiled fabric COPES

Ballast Cotton

AssessmentsColor Difference DE CMC (0.11:2.11),

Illuminant D65 / 10º

Dirty Motor Oil:

100% Dirty Motor Oil

(used motor oil collected

from a car repairing shop)

Sebum/Carbon Black:

20.0% Olive Oil

20.0% Fatty Alcohol (C16-C18)

12.7% Tallow Fatty Acid

10.0% Paraffinum Liquidum

10.0% Cetyl Palmitate

10.0% Coconut Oil

6.0% Coconut Oil Fatty Acid

6.0% Soybean Oil Fatty Acid

5.0% Squalene

0.3% Carbon Black

Tested Soils Composition


Soil Release TestTested Formulations


- Detergent base: HDL based on European market

HDL BASE % a.m.

Linear Alkylsulfonate 7.0

Lauryl ether sulfate with 2 mol EO 9.0

Genapol LA 070 7.0

Coconut oil Fatty Acids 3.7

Glycerin 5.7

Ethanol 2.0

Citric Acid 3.2

Boric Acid 1.0

Sequest DTMP 0.7

TexCare SRN 260 1.0

NaOH, 50% Qs pH 7,6 - 7,8

Water qs 100

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TEST CONDITIONS


Anti-Redeposition Test Procedure


Rinse one swatch at a time

Evaluation

Mix soil and detergent solution Disperse the soil for 5 minutes

Add fabric swatches, one at a

timeWash for 30 minutes

Fabric: Finishing Removal


Anti-Redeposition TestWashing Conditions


TEST CONDITIONS

Equipment Modified Jar Test (Clariant)


Soil and Soil Concentration Carbon Black/Olive Oil (0.5g/L)

Soaking Time none

Washing Time 30 minutes

Solution Volume 1L

N° of 5cm x 5cm swatches per vessel 10

Number of Replicates 1

Temperature 25°C

Water Hardness 70 ppm CaCO3

Equipment Modified Jar Test (Clariant)

Soiled fabric COPES (50:50)

Assessments CIE Whiteness), Illuminant D65 / 10º

Sebum/Carbon Black:

95% Olive Oil

5% Carbon Black

Tested Soil Composition


Anti-Redeposition TestTested Formulations



HDL BASE % a.m.



Genapol LA 070 7.0


Glycerin 5.7

Ethanol 2.0

Citric Acid 3.2

Boric Acid 1.0

Sequest DTMP 0.7

TexCare SRN 260 1.0

NaOH, 50% Qs pH 7,6 - 7,8

Water qs 100

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TEST CONDITIONS


Primary Detergency Test Procedure


Wash process in the washing

machine

Drying overnight

Measurement of washed

fabrics

Photometric measurement of

pre-stained fabrics


Primary Detergency TestWashing Conditions


TEST CONDITIONS

Equipment Miele W1935

Wash Volume 10 L


Water Hardness 14°dH

Washing Temp. 40°C

Programme Cotton

Soil Ballast 3 SBL 2004

Replicates2 monitors per fabric per machine, 2 wash

cycles – 4 total per fabric

Washing Ratio 4:1 (24 swatches per machine)

Washing Time 2:30

Ballast 3 kg cotton

Assessment MACH5


Primary Detergency TestTested Formulations



HDL BASE % a.m.



Genapol LA 070 7.0


Glycerin 5.7

Ethanol 2.0

Citric Acid 3.2

Boric Acid 1.0

Sequest DTMP 0.7

TexCare SRN 260 1.0

NaOH, 50% Qs pH 7,6 - 7,8

Water qs 100

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