Microplastic from textiles
We offer both qualitative and quantitative analysis of microfibres from textile sources, both synthetic (microplastic) and natural.
This service is also relevant in: Circular transition, Metrology, Production and manufacturing, Chemical and biological analysis
Service details
- Service
- Microplastic analysis of fibres from textile materials
- Standards
SS-EN ISO 4484-1:2023
In-house methods
OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 201 M-47 & ML-47– Glitter fastness
- Price
- Price on tender
Purpose
Microplastics, particularly in the form of fibres, have become a persistent environmental concern. These minute threads, originating from synthetic textiles such as polyester and nylon, are often invisible to the naked eye. They have infiltrated our oceans, soils, and even the air we breathe, posing a significant threat to ecosystems and human health.
To tackle the microplastic issue, RISE has partnered up with various startups, washing machine manufacturers, and governmental bodies.
We utilize established techniques for measuring fibre release and develop new methodologies tailored to specific purposes.
By assessing your production processes, we can propose measures to minimize environmental effects while preserving product quality.
Our services in microplastics
- Analysis of microplastic release during lab-scale washing according to SS-EN ISO 4484-1:2023
- Analysis of microplastic release during household washing machine cycles (In-house method)
- Testing and development of various filter solutions for washing machines
- Comparative studies of washing programs, filter solutions, or washing machines
- Gravimetric and/or microscopic analysis as per your requirements
Deliveries
Written report in Swedish or English with obtained results.