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Welcome to the world of
Jürgen Süß-Leonhardt Marketing and
Innovation Head of Technical Marketing Continuous
CPB
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The DyStar Group at a glance

• Name DyStar Textilfarben GmbH
• Sales about EUR 900 million
• Employees approx. 4,400 worldwide
• Locations ? Headquarters in Frankfurt
• ? Regional Centres in Frankfurt (Germany),
  Singapore and Charlotte (USA)
• ? 34 sales companies in key markets
• ? Agencies in about 50 other countries
• ? 24 production facilities in 14 countries

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DyStar's history

• July 1995 Formation of DyStar as the textile
  dyes company of Bayer and Hoechst
• October 2000 Merger with BASF textile dyes
• May 2002 Acquisition of Color Solutions Inc.
• February 2004 Acquisition of the textile dyes
  business of Yorkshire Americas Inc.
• August 2004 Acquisition of DyStar by Platinum
  Equity
• January 2005 Acquisition of the Rotta Group
• August 2006 Acquisition of the Boehme Group

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DyStar's business areas
Textile Solutions
Leather Solutions
Chemical Solutions
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DyStar's business areas
Textile Solutions
Leather Solutions
Chemical Solutions
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Our offer for the textile industry
Dyes Processes
Auxiliaries
Services
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Our offer for the textile industry
Dyes Processes
Auxiliaries
Services
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Global market leader in all major dye classes
Reactive dyes
Indigo
Disperse dyes
Cationic dyes
Vat dyes
Pigments
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Ongoing investment is key to success

• DyStar spends 3 - 4 of sales on in-house RD
• Development of new dyes and technologies
• 20 of sales come from new products
• 30 of sales come from patented products

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Dyestuffs
Reactive dyes Remazol DeepBlack GWF
Indigo Solution
Disperse dyes
Reactive dyes for PA Telon RN
Vat dyes Indanthren Navy SR DeepRed C-FR
Cationic dyes
Pigments
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New!!!
Reactive dyes Remazol DeepBlack GWF
Indigo Solution
Disperse dyes
Reactive dyes Telon RN
Vat dyes Indanthren Navy SR DeepRed C-FR
Cationic dyes
Pigments
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Remazol Deep Black GWF
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Remazol Deep Black GWF

• Remazol Deep Black GWF
• For intensive colourfast shades of black
• The main features at a glance
• Top fastness properties
• Excellent build-up
• Flexible application (exhaust/CPB/continuous)
• Good reproducibility
• Flexible shading (neutral black)
• Excellent wash-off properties
• Dischargeable
• Conforms to Oeko-Tex Standard 100 requirements

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Reactive dyes Remazol DeepBlack GWF
Indigo Solution
Disperse dyes
Reactive dyes Telon RN
Vat dyes Indanthren Navy SR DeepRed C-FR
Cationic dyes
Pigments
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Dyestuffs for Workwear
Indanthren
Yellow 5GF Colloisol/T-5GF Coll fl
Yellow F3GC Coll/T-F3GC Coll fl
Yellow 3R Coll
Golden Yellow RK Coll
Golden Orange G Col T-G Coll fl
Orange 3G Coll/T-3G Coll fl
Brilliant Orange GR Coll
Orange RRTS Coll
Scarlet GG Coll
Brilliant Red LGG Coll/T-LGG Coll fl
Red FGL Coll
Red FBB Coll/T-FBB Coll fl
Rubine R Coll
Brilliant Violet RR Coll/T-RR Coll fl
Brilliant Violet 3B Coll
Brilliant Blue RCL Coll
Blue CLF Coll/T-CLF Coll fl
Brilliant Green FFB Coll/T-FFB Coll fl
Olive Green B Coll/T-B Coll fl
Olive R Coll
Olive T Coll/T-T Coll fl
Brown BR Coll/T-BR Coll fl
Brown RN Coll/T-RN Coll fl
Navy Blue T-RR Coll fl
Navy SR Coll/T-SR Coll fl
Navy Blue BF Coll/T-BF Coll fl
Navy Blue G Coll/T-G Coll fl
Grey 5607 Coll
Grey NC Coll
Direct Black RB Coll
Direct Black R Coll /T-R Coll fl
Direct Black 5589 Coll
(up to 1/3 standard depth)
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IndanthrenNavy SR Colloisol
The Navy for the leasing industry
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Indanthren Deep Red C-FR Plus

• Very suitable for continuous processes and yarn
  dyeing
• Suitable for CO/PA blends
• Stable under various parameters
• Suitable for medium and deep shades
• Good overall fastness level

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Reactive dyes Remazol DeepBlack GWF
Indigo Solution
Disperse dyes
Reactive dyes for PA Telon RN
Vat dyes Indanthren Navy SR DeepRed C-FR
Cationic dyes
Pigments
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Telon RN
Telon RN dyes fullfil high quality performance
requirements in the market for high end article
segments
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Process Developments
PES/Cell - Econtrol TTN
Indigo E-chemistry
New Wool Process (ADAM)
Internet Consulting Tool
Ink-Jet
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Process Developments
PES/Cell - Econtrol TTN
Indigo E-chemistry
New Wool Process (ADAM)
Internet Consulting Tool
Ink-Jet
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Trends in Textile Printing

• Massive cost and price pressure
• Shorter yardages
• Continuous reduction in lead times
• Constant need to translate the latest fashion
  ideas into wearable garments
• Increasing individualisation of designs
• More designs, shorter fashion cycles
• More colours
• New effects that cannot be printed using
  conventional technology
• Ecological demands are steadily increasing

Digital textile printing helps meet market
requirements
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Digital textile printing
1700 sqm/h 8 colors 144dpi on 160cm width
Cooperation between Osiris Imaje
printhead Zimmer DyStar Inks
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DyStar products for digital textile printing

• Under the Jettex brand name we offer
• Inks based on the main colorant classes used in
  textile printing
• Diluents for optimum customer andsoftware-specifi
  c configuration of theink set-up
• Cleaning agent for printhead maintenance
• Pretreatment recommendations for all fabrics
• Contacts to machine and softwaresuppliers
• Expert know-how in conventional textileprinting
• A worldwide technical support network

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Process Developments
PES/Cell - Econtrol TTN
Indigo E-chemistry
New Wool Process (ADAM)
Internet Consulting Tool
Ink-Jet
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Continuous Dyeing

• With the intelligent combination of ...
• new machine technology
• modern reactive dyes
• innovative auxiliary-systems
• there are still new ways of
• cost optimisation
• an example

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New Development Econtrol TTN
Econtrol is the basis for this innovative
One-Bath Process
Pad-Econtrol Dry-Thermosol

• All dyes, alkali and auxiliaries are applied
  out of one bath
• Levafix CA dyes are fixed under
  Econtrol-conditions
• Thermosol process at 210 C, 60 sec
• Wash off and Soaping with a specific auxiliary

Wash-off - TTN-soaping
Drying
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Savings
Econtrol TTN
Standard Process
Reactive/Disperse
Reactive/Disperse
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Process Developments
PES/Cell - Econtrol TTN
Indigo E-chemistry
New Wool Process (ADAM)
Internet Consulting Tool
Ink-Jet
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Advanced Diamond Application Method from
DyStar A.D.A.M. A procedure to avoid direct
contact with Cr6-compound during transportation,
storage and application of mordant dyes
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A.D.A.M. - An Advanced Diamond Application Method
Current situation

• Diamond (mordant dyes) are known for
• Highest processing and end-user fastness
• Excellent levelness of dyeings
• Easy application on all wool qualities
• However mordant dyes are coming under ecological
  pressure because
• of the use of hexavalent chromium compound
  (potassium dichromate)
• Cr6 compounds are allergenic, carcinogenic,
  mutagenic
• The application has to be combined with a special
  supervision by the healthand safety
  authorities.
• The government is demanding excessive
  examinations for workers handling Cr6

DyStar has developed a new process to overcome
these limitations
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A.D.A.M. - An Advanced Diamond Application Method
The new method

• DyStar's new process does avoid direct contact
  with Cr6-compounds
• during transportation, storage and application of
  mordant dyes.
• A higher degree of legal certainty in relation to
  the longer inspection intervalaccording to EU
  regulations is possible
• Specially equipped storage places for highly
  hazardous substances are avoided
• The long term survival of a well proven dyestuff
  range like Diamond is possible
• The mordant dyes reach the same
  human-toxicological level as metal complex dyes

A process patent for the new application method
has been filed. Successful production trials with
the new process in combination with Diamond
dyes have been carried out at Tintoria
Specializzata di Sandigliano.
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Our offer for the textile industry
Dyes Processes
Auxiliaries
Services
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Our auxiliaries offer for the textile industry
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Multiple Dimensions of Protection
The Solution NOMEX MetalPro Plus

• EN ISO 11612 (in preparation)
• Heat and Flame
• Flash Fire Protection
• Contact Heat
• Electric Arc Protection
• UV Protection

• EN 531 covers the protection
• against Molten Metal
• Splash Protection of
• Iron
• Aluminium
• Copper
• Zink

• Heat and Flame
• A) Limited Flame Spread
• B) Convective Heat
• C) Radiant Heat

Electrostatic Protection EN 1149-3 and 5
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Evo functional textile effects
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The acquisition of Boehme strengthensour textile
auxiliaries portfolio

• Boehme offers textile auxiliaries for
• Pretreatment
• Dyeing
• Finishing
• Coating
• Lubricants
• Specialties
• Garment wet processing

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Our offer for the textile industry
Dyes Processes
Auxiliaries
Services
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Our textile services offer
DyStar Textile Services
Color Solutions
Expert Solutions
Testing Solutions
Ecology Solutions
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Our textile services offer
DyStar Textile Services
Color Solutions
Expert Solutions
Testing Solutions
Ecology Solutions
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Ecology Solutions bring Econfidence
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Ecological problems in global sourcing

• Dynamic, multi-national sourcing of fabricsand
  garments
• Increasingly lengthy and fragmentedsupply chains
• Increasing legal ecological requirementsfor
  textiles
• Increasing pressure group activity/publicconcern
  about "sustainability"
• Corporate social responsibility
• Chemicals in consumer products
• Environmental issues
• targeting high profile brands/retailers in North
  America and Europe

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How can DyStar Ecology Solutions help?

• Global products conforming to all applicable
  chemical legislation
• Widest product selection available meeting your
  chemical restriction criteria
• Advice on any coloristic implications of your
  eco-criteria
• Highest standards of hazard communication via
  high quality MSDS
• Assistance in communication of eco-specifications
  to supply chain partners
• A local contact partner for expert help in all
  major textile processing markets
• A reliable partner at the front-end of your
  supply chain

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Ecology Solutions - your benefits

• Confidence in the eco-performance of your
  textiles and garments through the DyStar
  Econfidence partnership
• Help in communication of how to
  meeteco-specifications to your supply chain
• Shorter lead-times and more reliable supply
• Support for your reputation and brand integrity
• Advice on the coloristic consequences of your
  Restricted Substance List criteria

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Ecology Solutions - building confidence into
your textile supply chain
Raw material
Textile Finisher
Legislation
Convertor
Ecolabels
Brand/Retailer
Pressure Groups
Consumer
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DyStar - a leading provider of textile solutions

• Full range of dyes, auxiliaries and services
• 150 years of experience
• Global presence with expert local service
• Reliable and consistent product quality
• Investments in the development of new products
  and technologies
• Highest safety and environmental standards

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Shaping success with leading global brands
New DyStar advertisement campaign in textile
trade magazines
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