TEXTINOL

Innovative technology for the chemical recycling of textile waste

We transform mixed textile waste into high-value building blocks.

A global emergency: what happens to textile waste?

Every year, millions of tons of mixed textile waste are disposed of through incineration or landfill, contributing significantly to soil and air pollution. The mixed nature of the materials (cotton, polyester, elastane, etc.) makes traditional mechanical recycling difficult, and current solutions are neither economically nor environmentally sustainable.

TEXTINOL: the chemical recycling that changes the rules

TEXTINOL is a technology developed for the chemical recycling of heterogeneous textile waste. Thanks to an innovative proprietary process, mixed fibers can be broken down into their fundamental chemical components, generating building blocks that can be reused in new production cycles. This process allows for the valorization of the material, drastically reducing the amount of waste and promoting a true circular economy.

Recycling of mixed fabrics

No incineration

High purity

Industrial compatibility

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From waste to value: the advantages of the TEXTINOL process

TEXTINOL represents a real breakthrough for the textile industry and the environment. Recycled materials are not only reintroduced into the production cycle, but also given a new lease of life as high-quality chemical building blocks, useful in a variety of industrial sectors, from chemicals to circular fashion.

Sustainability

Textile waste reduction up to 80%

Chemical innovation

Scientifically validated processes

Circular economy

Efficient reuse of materials

A concrete step towards the future of recycling

TEXTINOL is born from the experience and ongoing research of Innochem, a leading company in the sustainable chemicals sector. Our goal is clear: to concretely reduce textile waste through advanced, traceable, and scalable technologies. Every new plant, every optimized process, is a step toward a finally more responsible textile industry. This process allows for the valorization of materials, drastically reducing waste and promoting a true circular economy.