Safety requirements for textile auxiliaries

Various chemicals are used in the production and processing of textiles. Regardless of type or quantity analysis, textile auxiliaries are the most used. According to incomplete statistics, the current annual output of textile auxiliaries in the world exceeds 4.5 million tons, and there are nearly 100 categories, about 16,000 varieties, and the annual consumption is about 4.3 million tons. Among these textile auxiliaries, many varieties contain or produce chemical substances harmful to human health and the ecological environment during use. When people use and wear textiles and clothing containing these textile auxiliaries, they remain in textile products. The harmful substances above will cause harm to human health and the ecological environment. Therefore, many countries and organizations in the world have conducted detailed toxicological and ecotoxicological studies on various textile auxiliaries, and issued banned and restricted textile aids. The laws and regulations of chemical agents are mainly in Europe.

Based on rough statistics on the banned and restricted textile auxiliaries in the markets of various countries, the number of banned and restricted textile auxiliaries in the international market has exceeded 18 categories and nearly 3,000 varieties. Although they are aimed at ecological textiles, that is, the safety and ecological requirements of textile auxiliaries, according to the requirements of the international market, general textiles must not contain harmful chemicals. Otherwise, textiles with high technical quality will still be unsafe or unqualified. Said products of substandard quality. Today’s international market places strong demands on the safety and ecology of textiles, and rough statistics on the banned and restricted textile auxiliaries stipulated in the markets of various countries have been made. At present, the number of banned and restricted textile auxiliaries in the international market has exceeded 18 categories. Nearly 3,000 varieties. Although they are aimed at ecological textiles, that is, the safety and ecological requirements of textile auxiliaries, according to the requirements of the international market, general textiles must not contain harmful chemicals. Otherwise, textiles with high technical quality will still be unsafe or unqualified. Said products of substandard quality.