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World Markets For Textile Chemicals North America, Western Europe, And Japan (1999-2009) (Technical Insights)
Frost & Sullivan, July 2001
Humanity has been endowed with the means to exploit
nature’s resources for its basic needs, namely, food, shelter, and clothing. For centuries, the clothing needs of the global population have been met by natural fibers, with the world enjoying the coolness of cotton, the warmth of wool, and the richness of silk. The growth of population, the vagaries of weather, and the resulting shortfalls in clothing needs led to the
dawn of the era of manmade fibers. The twentieth century has witnessed the evolution of a variety of fibers: cellulosic acetate and rayon, synthetic nylon, acrylic, polyester, olefin, elastomeric spandex fiber, and a variety of other smaller volume synthetic fibers. Textile fiber is the basic input for the textile
industry, which has undergone radical transformations; from the nature and composition of the fibers in the textiles, to processing technologies, machinery for their manufacture, varieties of end products, and areas of applications.
Specialty chemicals have emerged with the growth of modern technology as the vital ingredients of several industrial sectors, creating their own niche markets, and the textile industry is no exception to this phenomenon. Textile chemicals, or textile auxiliaries, as they are termed, are a group of specialty and
some commodity chemicals. They are essential in wet
processing of textile fibers, imparting the fibers with strength, feel, and acceptability by the user. The processing of textile fibers consists of preparatory steps, dyeing and printing steps, and textile finishing steps, as the fibers are progressively converted into knit, woven, and nonwoven fabrics for apparel, home furnishings, carpets and rugs, industrial, and other uses. These steps provide the users with the comfort, ease of care, and aesthetics they desire. Textile chemicals are classified as
- Yarn lubricants
- Warp sizes
- Desizing agents
- Bleaching agents and bleaching assistants
- Surfactants (assistants in bleaching formulations, scouring agents, dye-bath additives, softeners, anti-static agents and pigment printing assists)
- Printing auxiliaries (pigment binders and dye thickeners)
- Fluorescent whitening agents
- Finishing agents (anticrease agents, water/oil/soil repellents, flame retardants, biocides, and others, such as silicone defoamers and softeners, polyethylene wax emulsions, and enzymes for stonewashing)
- Coatings (nonwoven binders, carpet back-coatings and
fabric coatings, flocking adhesives).
Textile fiber consumption has been growing globally at a healthy pace, registering an average 4.75% growth rate per annum during the 1990s. Cotton and polyester shared 72% of the global textile fiber output of around 50 million metric tons per annum in 1998. Textile chemical markets have been growing in tune with the growth of the fibers, particularly in regions other than the Industrial Triad of the United States, Western Europe, and Japan. The increasing size of Asian fiber/textile/garment manufacturers is giving them the tactical advantage of downstream integration, which is not the case in the Industrial Triad. The competition from the Asian countries has affected almost the whole spectrum of textile chemical markets in the Industrial Triad, in spite of major chemical producers controlling
the production and supply of the basic chemical inputs for textile chemicals.
Textile chemical markets have been growing in line with the pace of textile fiber growth, the backbone of the textile industry. Textile compositions, fashions, and end uses have all been changing continuously with growing demands, customer preferences, and technological advancements. Textile chemicals, although constituting a tiny fraction of global chemical consumption or textile business volume, have a profound influence on the textile industry.
The constantly changing global situation in the textile field has resulted in the emergence of trading blocks like NAFTA, the European Union, ASEAN, and G-7. Globalization and liberalization in the context of textiles have opened tremendous opportunities worldwide with textile goods movements redefined by GATT. Attempts are being made to include China in the WTO (World Trade Organization). Regions like Mexico, Turkey, South Africa, and Poland are showing signs of rapid growth in textiles and are attracting the attention of many
chemical producers oriented to the textile industry.
Formulation is the key for success in the area of textile chemicals and there are a number of participants, big, medium, and small, in this market. The picture is changing constantly, with new technologies, new products, and concerns of biodegradability, environmental pollution, and human as well as aquatic toxicity. In the context of the above global scenario of textiles and textile chemicals, the current report by Hewin International portrays both the textile fiber industry and the textile chemicals that are
used in fiber processing.
Hewin International’s estimates show that the global textile chemicals market is around $7.5 billion in 1998-1999, the Industrial Triad having a share of 60% of this market. Surfactants constitute around 25% of the textile chemicals, the usage depending on the proportion of natural and manmade fibers in the mill consumption, the major textile processing steps being carried out, and the prevailing level of technology in various regions. The consumption of textile chemicals also varies on these counts from region to region in the range of $100-400 per metric ton of fiber processed. Global imbalances should fade out, creating favorable markets for the growth of textiles and textile chemicals. In spite of a setback in 1999 due to the spillover of the Asian economic crisis, Hewin estimates that the global
textile markets will grow at an average annual growth rate of 3.2% during the entire period 1999-2009, with average growth rates of 2.4% per annum during 1999-2004 and 3.6% per annum during 2004-2009. In individual regions, the average annual growth rates in the corresponding periods are estimated to be 2.54% and 3.36% in the United States, 1.79% and 2.77% in Western Europe, 1.0% and 3.33% in Japan , and 3.06% and 4.15% in the rest of the Asia-Pacific region.
The methodology used by Hewin International in organizing this report is the same used for its earlier reports. With its global contacts, Hewin International has established a competent team of experts who contribute to its publications by their intimate
knowledge of their respective fields. Additional input has been provided from the organization’s own database, which is periodically upgraded.
In the past, the sources of information, to a significant extent, used to be from technical and other literature provided by companies, supplemented by information based on direct contact with major companies. With the onset of information technology, this input has gradually switched over towards the
larger use of the Internet and scanning a large number of web sites, in addition to the information gathered by personal contacts. Hewin International has organized this report to provide its readers all the state-of-the-art information pertaining to textile chemicals and their global markets as of now and in the next decade. With globalization, companies are jockeying themselves for vantage positions in the global markets, and this
report gives selected company profiles to illustrate how
companies, big, medium, and small, are involved in the fragile textile chemicals market world-over.
1 Overview Of The Textile Industry
1.1 Introduction
1.2 The World Fiber Industry
1.2.1 Fiber Types
1.2.1.1 Cellulosic Fibers
1.2.1.2 Cotton
1.2.1.3 Bast Fibers
1.2.1.4 Rayons
1.2.1.5 Protein Fibers
1.2.1.6 Synthetic Fibers
1.2.1.7 Polyamide Fibers
1.2.1.8 Polyester Fibers
1.2.1.9 Acrylic Fibers
1.2.1.1.0 Polyolefin Fibers
1.2.1.1.1 Vinyl Fibers
1.2.1.1.2 Elastomeric Fibers
1.2.1.1.3 Microfibers
1.2.1.1.4 Other Miscellaneous Fibers
1.2.2 General Considerations
1.2.2.1 Fiber Properties
1.2.2.2 Characteristics And Major Uses Of Manmade Fibers
1.2.3 Textile Manufacturing Processes
1.2.3.1 Yarn Preparation
1.2.3.2 Fabric Preparation
1.2.3.3 Fabric Finishing
1.2.4 Textile Chemicals 2.3
1.2.5 World Markets For Textile Fibers
1.2.5.1 Large-Volume Natural Fibers
1.2.5.2 Large-Volume Manmade Fibers
1.2.5.3 Small-Volume Manmade Fibers
1.2.6 World Textile Industry Scenario
1.2.6.1 United States
1.2.6.2 Other North American Regions (Canada And Mexico)
1.2.6.3 Western Europe
1.2.6.4 Asia-Pacific Region
1.2.6.4.1 Japan
1.2.6.4.2 China
1.2.6.4.3 India
1.2.6.5 Eastern Europe
1.2.6.6 Turkey
1.2.6.7 Latin America
1.2.6.8 Middle East And Africa
1.2.6.8.1 South Africa 6.6
1.2.7 World Markets For Textile Chemicals
2 Textile Chemicals
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Yarn Lubricants
2.3 Warp Sizes
2.3.1 Basic Requirements Of A Filament Size
2.3.2 Factors Affecting Size Requirements
2.3.3 Sizing Materials For Filament Yarns
2.3.3.1 Natural Gums
2.3.3.2 Starches
2.3.3.3 Sodium Carboxymethyl Cellulose (Cmc)
2.3.3.4 Polyvinyl Alcohol (Pvoh)
2.3.3.5 Acrylic Sizes
2.4 Desizing Agents
2.4.1 Desizing With Enzymes
2.5 Bleaching Agents And Bleaching Assistants
2.5.1 Oxidation Bleaching
2.5.2 Other Types Of Bleaching
2.5.3 Bleaching Assistants
2.6 Surfactants
2.6.1 Scouring Agents
2.6.2 Dye-Bath Additives
2.6.2.1 Dispersants
2.6.2.2 Leveling Agents
2.6.2.3 Dye-Fixing Agents
2.6.2.4 Dye Resists
2.6.2.5 Dye Carriers
2.6.2.6 Wetting Agents
2.6.2.7 Antifoams
2.6.2.8 Other Miscellaneous Dye-Bath Additives
2.6.3 Softeners
2.6.3.1 Surfactant Type Softeners
2.6.3.2 Non-Surfactant Type Softeners
2.6.4 Antistatic Agents
2.6.4.1 Effects Of Static Electricity
2.6.4.2 Control Of Static Electricity
2.7 Printing Auxiliaries
2.7.1 Thickeners
2.7.2 Pigment Binders
2.8 Fluorescent Whitening Agents (Fwa)
2.9 Finishing And Coating Agents
2.9.1 Anticrease Agents
2.9.2 Flame Retardants
2.9.3 Water Oil And Soil Repellents
2.9.3.1 Water Repellents
2.9.3.2 Oil Repellents
2.9.3.3 Soil Release Agents
2.9.4 Biocides
2.9.5 Nonwoven Binders Carpet Backcoatings And Flock Adhesives
2.9.5.1 Nonwoven Binders
2.9.5.2 Carpet Backcoatings
2.9.5.3 Flocking Adhesives
2.9.6 Speciality Finishes
2.9.6.1 Teflon Fabric Protector
2.9.6.2 Stonewashing
2.9.6.3 Biopolishing
2.9.6.4 Miscellaneous Finishes
3 Markets For Textile Chemicals
3.1 General
3.2 United States - Consumption And Markets For Textile Chemicals
3.2.1 Yarn Lubricants
3.2.1.1 Market Participants
3.2.2 Warp Sizes
3.2.2.1 Market Participants
3.2.3 Desizing Agents
3.2.3.1 Market Participants
3.2.4 Bleaching Agents And Bleaching Assistants
3.2.4.1 Market Participants
3.2.5 Surfactants
3.2.5.1 Market Participants
3.2.6 Printing Auxiliaries
3.2.6.1 Market Participants
3.2.7 Fluorescent Whitening Agents
3.2.7.1 Market Participants
3.2.8 Finishing Agents And Coatings
3.2.8.1 Anticrease Agents
3.2.8.1.1 Market Participants
3.2.8.2 Flame Retardants
3.2.8.2.1 Market Participants
3.2.8.3 Water Oil And Soil Repellents
3.2.8.3.1 Market Participants
3.2.8.4 Biocides
3.2.8.4.1 Market Participants
3.2.8.5 Coatings
3.2.8.5.1 Nonwoven Binders
3.2.8.5.2 Carpet Backcoatings And Fabric Coatings
3.2.8.5.3 Flocking Adhesives
3.2.8.5.4 Market Participants
3.2.8.6 Other Markets
3.2.8.7 Estimated Total Market For Textile Chemicals In The United States (1.9.9.8)
3.3 Western Europe - Consumption And Markets For Textile Chemicals
3.3.1 General
3.3.2 Yarn Lubricants
3.3.2.1 Market Participants
3.3.3 Warp Sizes
3.3.3.1 Market Participants
3.3.4 Desizing Agents
3.3.4.1 Market Participants
3.3.5 Bleaching Agents And Bleaching Assistants
3.3.5.1 Market Participants
3.3.6 Surfactants
3.3.6.1 Scouring Agents
3.3.6.2 Dye-Bath Additives
3.3.6.3 Softeners
3.3.6.4 Antistatic Agents
3.3.6.5 Printing Assistants
3.3.6.6 Market Participants
3.3.7 Printing Auxiliaries
3.3.7.1 Market Participants
3.3.8 Fluorescent Whitening Agents
3.3.8.1 Market Participants
3.3.9 Finishing Agents And Coatings
3.3.9.1 Anticrease Agents
3.3.9.2 Flame Retardants
3.3.9.2.1 Market Participants
3.3.9.3 Water Oil And Soil Repellents
3.3.9.3.1 Market Participants
3.3.9.4 Biocides
3.3.9.4.1 Market Participants
3.3.9.5 Coatings
3.3.9.5.1 Market Participants
3.3.9.6 Other Markets
3.3.9.7 Estimated Total Market For Textile Chemicals in Western Europe (1.9.9.8)
3.4 Japan - Consumption And Markets For Textile Chemicals
3.4.1 Yarn Lubricants
3.4.1.1 Market Participants
3.4.2 Warp Sizes
3.4.2.1 Market Participants
3.4.3 Desizing Agents
3.4.4 Bleaching Agents And Bleaching Assistants
3.4.4.1 Market Participants
3.4.5 Surfactants
3.4.5.1 Market Participants
3.4.6 Fluorescent Whitening Agents
3.4.7 Printing Auxiliaries
3.4.7.1 Market Participants
3.4.8 Biocides
3.4.9 Finishing Agents And Coatings
3.4.9.1 Anticrease Agents
3.4.9.2 Water Oil And Soil Repellents
3.4.9.3 Flame Retardants
3.4.9.4 Market Participants
3.4.9.5 Coatings
3.4.9.5.1 Non-Woven Binders
3.4.9.5.2 Carpet Backcoatings And Other Coatings
3.4.9.5.3 Market Participants
3.4.9.6 Other Markets
3.4.9.7 Estimated Total Market For Textile Chemicals In Japan
3.5 Asia-Pacific Region Excluding Japan
3.5.1 China
3.5.2 India
3.5.3 Other Countries In The Asia-Pacific Region
3.5.3.1 Market Participants
3.6 Other Global Regions
3.6.1 Mexico
3.6.1.1 Market Participants
3.6.2 Turkey
3.6.2.1 Market Participants
3.6.3 Estimated Overall Global Markets For Textile Chemicals (1.9.9.8)
4 The Textile Chemicals Industry
4.1 United States
4.1.1 Structure Of The Industry
4.1.2 Operation Characteristics
4.2 Western Europe
4.2.1 Structure Of The Industry
4.2.2 Operation Characteristics
4.3 Asia-Pacific Region
4.4 Corporate Profiles
4.4.1 United States
4.4.1.1 Ei Du Pont De Nemours
4.4.1.2 Hercules Inc
4.4.1.3 Bf Goodrich Performance Materials
4.4.1.4 Virkler Co
4.4.1.5 Sybron Chemicals Inc
4.4.1.6 Seydel Companies
4.4.1.7 Piedmont Chemical Industries
4.4.1.8 Tanner Chemicals
4.4.1.9 Callaway Chemical Co
4 4.1.1.0 Calgati Chemical Co
4.4.1.1.1 Goulston Technologies
4.4.1.1.2 Manufacturers Chemical Corp
4.4.1.1.3 Reichhold Chemicals
4.4.2 Western Europe
4.4.2.1 Akzo Nobel Nv
4.4.2.2 Basf Ag
4.4.2.3 Ciba Specialty Chemicals
4.4.2.4 Clariant Corp
4.4.2.5 Albright & Wilson
4.4.2.6 Eurodye Ctc
4.4.2.7 Henkel Kgaa
4.4.2.8 Lamberti Spa
4.4.2.9 Rhodia
4.4.2.1.0 Schill & Seilacher
4.4.2.1.1 Uniqema
4.4.2.1.2 Zschimmer & Schwarz Group
4.4.2.1.3 Stockhausen Gmbh & Co
4.4.2.1.4 Textil-Chemie Dr Petry Gmbh
4.4.3 Japan
4.5 Government Regulations
4.6 Trends And Opportunities
5 Global Scenario For Textile Chemicals (1.9.9.9
- 2.0.0.4
- 2.0.0.9)
5.1 Global Economic Growth
5.2 United States - Markets For Textile Chemicals (1.9.9.9
- 2.0.0.4
- 2.0.0.9)
5.3 Western Europe - Markets For Textile Chemicals (1.9.9.9
- 2.0.0.4
- 2.0.0.9)
5.4 Japan - Markets For Textile Chemicals (1.9.9.9
- 2.0.0.4
- 2.0.0.9)
5.5 Other Global Regions - Markets For Textile Chemicals (1.9.9.9
- 2.0.0.4
- 2.0.0.9)
5.6 Total Global Market For Textile Chemicals
6 Appendix
6.1 Abbreviations
6.2 Glossary Of Terms
6.3 Database
List Of Tables
1 Overview Of The Textile Industry
1.1 Historical Events In The Growth Of The Textile Industry
1.2 Classification Of Textile Fibers
1.3 Textile Associated Properties Of Bast Fibers Cotton And Polyester
1.4 Application Areas Of Bast Fibers
1.5 Some Commercial Hwmf And Polynosic Fibers
1.6 Properties Of Selected Rayon Fibers
1.7 Classification Of Fiber Properties
1.8 Fineness Of Yarns In Different Systems And Comparison Of Fineness of Manmade And Natural Fibers
1.9 Textile Fiber Properties Requirements For Apparel Domestic And Industrial Textiles And Reasons For Fiber Blends
1.10 Characteristics And Major Uses Of Different Types Of Manmade Fibers
1.11 Cotton Data (Production Imports Exports) From Various Global Regions (1.9.9.6
- 2.0.0.3)
1.12 World Cotton Supply And Distribution
1.13 World Raw Silk Production
1.14 Historical World Production Statistics For Manmade Fibers
1.15 Historical Growth In Percent Share Of Various Synthetic Manmade Fibers
1.16 World Production Statistics Of Cellulosic And Synthetic Fibers
1.17 Geographic Breakdown For World Production Of Manmade Fibers
1.18 Worldwide Distribution Of Manmade Fiber Plants (1.9.9.8)
1.19 Major Manufacturers Of Manmade Fibers And Yarns In The United States And Trade Names Of The Products (1.9.9.8)
1.20 Some Of The Recent Corporate Changes In The Textile Fiber Sector (1.9.9.7
- 1.9.9.8)
1.21 World Growth 1.9.8.1
- 2.0.0.7 (Annual Percent Change In Real Gdp)
1.22 Profits After Taxes For Textile Mill Products In The United States
1.23 Some Pertinent Data Of United States Textile Industry
1.24 Textile Industries In The United States In Fortune 1.0.0.0 (1.9.9.8)
1.25 Producers’ Shipments Of Staples To The Non-Woven Industry In The United States
1.26 Number Of Registered Companies In Some Sectors Of Textile Industry In The United States Canada And Mexico (1.9.9.7)
1.27 Manmade Fibers And Filament Yarns Industry Statistics For Canada (1.9.9.0
- 1.9.9.7)
1.28 Major Producers Of Manmade Fibers In Western Europe
1.29 Consumption Of Textile Fibers In Western Europe (1.9.8.0
- 1.9.9.7)
1.30 Geographical Distribution Of Manmade Fiber Manufacturing Plants In Western Europe (1.9.9.8)
1.31 Leading Clothing Groups In Western Europe (1.9.9.7)
1.32 Distribution Of Manmade Fiber Plants In The Asia-Pacific Region (1.9.9.8)
1.33 Number Of Producers Of Manmade Fibers In The Asia-Pacific Region (1.9.9.8)
1.34 Key Indicators For Japan European Union And The United States (1.9.9.8)
1.35 Textile Industry Production Statistics In Japan (1.9.8.7
- 1.9.9.7)
1.36 Production Capacity For Manmade Fibers In Japan (1.9.9.7
- 1.9.9.8)
1.37 Production Capacity Of Manmade Fibers In China (1.9.8.0
- 1.9.9.4) And China’s Textile And Clothing Trade Statistics (1.9.9.0
- 1.9.9.5)
1.38 General Economic Indicators For India (1.9.8.7
- 1.9.9.8)
1.39 Production Trends In The Indian Textile Industry (1.9.8.7
- 1.9.9.6)
1.40 Major Producers Of Manmade Fibers In India (1.9.9.8)
1.41 Distribution Of Manmade Fiber Production Plants In Eastern Europe (1.9.9.8)
1.42 Number Of Various Establishments Related To Textiles In Turkey (1.9.9.8)
1.43 Manmade Fiber Producers In Turkey (1.9.9.8)
1.44 Manmade Fiber Production Plants In Latin America (1.9.9.8)
1.45 Location Of Manmade Fiber Production Plants In Middle East And Africa (1.9.9.8)
1.46 Some Data Related To The South African Textile Industry (1.9.9.4
- 1.9.9.7)
1.47 Estimated Consumption Of Textile Chemicals In The Industrial Triad (1.9.9.8)
2 Textile Chemicals
2.1 List Of Products From Henkel Corp USA Typifying Range Of Textile Chemicals
2.2 Typical Commercial Yarn Lubricants
2.3 Factors Affecting Size Requirements For Yarns
2.4 Warp Sizes For Yarns In The United States Western Europe And Japan
2.5 Representative Cmc Products From Penn Carbose Inc USA
2.6 Some Properties Of Water Soluble Acrylic Polymers
2.7 Some Commercial Warp Sizes
2.8 Acrylic And Polyvinyl Alcohol Sizes For Nylon And Polyester
2.9 Use Of Various Bleaching Agents On Textile Fibers
2.10 Typical Scouring Agents For Textile Processing From The Virkler Co USA
2.11 Number Of Dyes Of Different Colors In Vogue In Various Use-Wise Classes And Classes Of Dyes Suitable For Different Fibers
2.12 Trade Names Indicative Of Use-Wise Classes Of Dyes Of Various Manufacturers
2.13 Dye-Bath Additives Required For Various Fibers And Fiber Blends
2.14 Some Commercial Dye-Bath Additives
2.15 Typical Commercial Textile Softeners
2.16 Major Components Used In Various Textile Antistat Formulations
2.17 Some Commercial Antistatic Agents
2.18 Trade Names Of Surfactant-Based Products From Some Leading Surfactant Producers
2.19 Ingredients Generally Used In Textile Printing Auxiliaries
2.20 Some Printing Auxiliaries From Lamberti Spa Italy
2.21 Some Commercial Fluorescent Whitening Agents From Clariant Corp
2.22 Some Textile Finishing Auxiliaries From Sybron Chemicals Usa
2.23 Some Commercial Textile Flame Retardants
2.24 Properties And Application Guide For Unidyne Tg Fluorocarbon Fabric Protector From Daikin Industries Japan
2.25 Some Commercial Water Oil And Soil Repellents From Advanced Polymer Inc USA
2.26 Special Characteristics Of Some Nonwoven Binders From Air Products And Chemicals USA
2.27 Some Commercial Sbr Latex Products For Carpet And Fabric Backcoatings
3 Markets For Textile Chemicals
3.1 Top Chemical Companies In The World And Of Interest In The Textiles Field (1.9.9.7)
3.2 Market Participants For Yarn Lubricants In The United States (1.9.9.8)
3.3 Market Participants For Warp Sizes In The United States (1.9.9.8)
3.4 Market Participants For Desizing Agents In The United States (1.9.9.8)
3.5 Market Participants For Bleaching Agents And Bleaching Assistants In The United States (1.9.9.8)
3.6 Major Market Participants For Surfactants In The United States (1.9.9.8)
3.7 Market Participants For Formulated Surfactant-Based Products To The Textile Industry In The United States (1.9.9.8)
3.8 Major Market Participants For Printing Auxiliaries In The United States (1.9.9.8)
3.9 Market Participants For Fluorescent Whitening Agents In The United States (1.9.9.8)
3.10 Major Market Participants For Anticrease Agents In The United States (1.9.9.8)
3.11 Leading Market Participants For Flame Retardants In The United States (1.9.9.8)
3.12 Major Market Participants For Water Oil And Soil Repellents In The United States (1.9.9.8)
3.13 Major Market Participants For Nonwoven Binders Carpet Backcoatings Fabric Coatings And Flocking Adhesives In The United States (1.9.9.8)
3.14 Estimated Total Market For Textile Chemicals In The United States (1.9.9.8)
3.15 Major Western European Market Participants For Yarn Lubricants
3.16 Major Western European Market Participants For Warp Sizes (1.9.9.8)
3.17 Market Participants For Bleaching Agents And Bleaching Assistants In Western Europe (1.9.9.8)
3.18 Estimated Surfactants Market In Textile Chemicals In Western Europe (1.9.9.8)
3.19 Major Market Participants For Surfactants In Western Europe (1.9.9.8)
3.20 Market Participants For Surfactant-Based Formulated Textile Chemicals In Western Europe (1.9.9.8)
3.21 Major Market Participants For Dyes In Western Europe (1.9.9.8)
3.22 Range Of Textile Dyeing Auxiliaries From Ciba Specialty Chemicals Basel Switzerland
3.23 Typical Printing Paste Recipes For Reactive Dyes In Textile Printing
3.24 Market Participants For Printing Thickeners And Binders In Western Europe (1.9.9.8)
3.25 Major Market Participants For Fluorescent Whitening Agents In Western Europe (1.9.9.8)
3.26 Major Market Participants For Textile Flame Retardant In Western Europe (1.9.9.8)
3.27 Selected Market Participants For Water Oil And Soil Repellents In Western Europe (1.9.9.8)
3.28 Market Participants For Biocides In Textile Industry In Western Europe (1.9.9.8)
3.29 Some Of The Synthetic Lattices From Synthomer Gmbh Germany For Nonwoven Tufted Carpet And Special Textile Applications
3.30 Percentage Consumption Of Polymer Lattices In The Coatings Segment Of The Textile Finishing Market In Western Europe (1.9.9.8)
3.31 Major Market Participants In The Textile Coatings Market For Synthetic Lattices In Western Europe (1.9.9.8)
3.32 Estimated Total Market For Textile Chemicals In Western Europe (1.9.9.8)
3.33 Market Participants For Yarn Lubricants In Japan (1.9.9.8)
3.34 Market Participants For Warp Sizes In Japan (1.9.9.8)
3.35 Market Participants For Bleaching Agents And Bleaching Assistants In Japan (1.9.9.8)
3.36 Major Market Participants In Surfactant-Based Products For Textile Chemicals In Japan (1.9.9.8)
3.37 Major Market Participants For Printing Auxiliaries Used As Textile Chemicals In Japan (1.9.9.8)
3.38 Market Participants For Textile Finishing Agents In Japan (1.9.9.8)
3.39 Some Market Participants For Polymer Lattices In Japan (1.9.9.8)
3.40 Estimated Total Market For Textile Chemicals In Japan (1.9.9.8)
3.41 Estimated Markets For Textile Chemicals And The Pattern Of Consumption In The Major Countries Of The Asia-Pacific Region Excluding Japan (1.9.9.8)
3.42 Selected Market Participants For Textile Chemicals From The Asia-Pacific Region Excluding Japan (1.9.9.8)
3.43 Market Participants In Textile Chemicals In Mexico (1.9.9.8)
3.44 Market Participants For Textile Chemicals In Turkey (1.9.9.8)
3.45 Estimated Total Global Market For Textile Chemicals (1.9.9.8)
4 The Textile Chemicals Industry
4.1 Some Recent Acquisitions In The Textile Chemicals Business In The United States (1.9.9.5
- 1.9.9.9)
4.2 Major Corporate Changes In The Area Of Specialty Chemicals In Western Europe (1.9.9.5
- 1.9.9.9)
5 Global Scenario For Textile Chemicals
5.1 Estimated Markets For Textile Chemicals By Value In The United States (1.9.9.9
- 2.0.0.4
- 2.0.0.9)
5.2 Estimated Markets For Textile Chemicals By Value In Western Europe (1.9.9.9
- 2.0.0.4
- 2.0.0.9)
5.3 Estimated Markets For Textile Chemicals By Value In Japan (1.9.9.9
- 2.0.0.4
- 2.0.0.9)
5.4 Estimated Markets For Textile Chemicals By Value In Regions Other Than The Industrial Triad (1.9.9.9
- 2.0.0.4
- 2.0.0.9)
5.5 Estimated Total Global Market For Textile Chemicals (1.9.9.9
- 2.0.0.4
- 2.0.0.9)
5.6 Estimated Average Annual Growth Rates For Textile Chemicals In Various Global Regions (1.9.9.9
- 2.0.0.4
- 2.0.0.9)
List Of Figures
1 Overview Of The Textile Industry
1.1 Stress-Strain Curves Of Some Textile Fibers
1.2 Schematic Representation Of Spun And Multifilament Yarns
1.3 Chemical Trade Flows In World Regions
2 Textile Chemicals
2.1 Classification Of Textile Chemicals
2.2 Chemistry Behind Water Jet Sizing
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