The Taiwanese textile technology important football event takes the opportunity to flex his muscles.
Taiwan will be present to South African world, not among the 32 teams that will compete for the prestigious trophy, but as a producer of environmentally friendly uniform.
Brazil, Netherlands, Portugal, United States, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Serbia and Slovakia : nine national teams will wear uniforms made entirely of recycled materials in Taiwan.
The Committee of Executive Yuan of Taiwan for the promotion of energy saving and reduction of carbon emissions , these uniforms are an excellent example of the theme of environmental protection in Taiwan. To form the fibers of T-shirts, have been used numerous plastic bottles , reduced to very thin wires.
On average, a T-shirt was enough eight plastic bottles.
The Industrial Development Bureau of Ministry Economic Affairs, which provided assistance to the factories of shirts, said that were used more than 13 million bottles PET (Polyethylene Teraflatato) to produce T-shirts South Africa 2010 - for both teams, and for the merchandising .
This not only demonstrates the high technological level Taiwan, but also the industry's ability to readjust to the "green concepts" international, confirming the "Made in Taiwan " as one element always in 'advanced .
The Taiwan Textile Research Institute (TTRI) explained that, produrre le magliette, le bottiglie riciclate sono state trattate più volte fino alla trasformazione in fibre di poliestere, successivamente trasformate in fili e dunque filate per produrre il tessuto.
Anche le tecniche di tintura sono risultate cruciali, in quanto gli standard per la colorazione delle magliette per le competizioni della FIFA sono piuttosto severe. Per produrre divise che incontrino i Global Green Standards – ossia gli standard ecologici – i tessuti fabbricati devono essere tinti con estrema attenzione. Anche in questo, dunque, Taiwan ha dimostrato di possedere una capacità tecnica di alto livello.
Se il rapporto costi-benefici e la qualità rappresentano ulteriori elementi worthy of consideration, it is not surprising that Taiwan comes into the category of leading global .
After years of great efforts by TTRI invested in research and development, as well as technology transfer, Taiwan has innovated and made great strides in the production of textile fibers and coloring process. For these reasons, the local textile sector has become a choice for many sports brands. The Vice Premier
Sean C. Chen, who also holds the role of Chairman of the Committee for the Promotion of Energy Saving and Reduction of carbon emissions, said that the production process - From the collection of bottles up to the final product - was made entirely in Taiwan . All this confirms the high level of quality achieved by the manufacturing industry and its capacity to respond to the same global climate change. The
TTRI then underlined the prerogatives of the uniforms produced. shirts recycled materials weigh 13% less than those made with traditional methods, also the plot to 144 TPI allows the shirt to stay dry, allowing the liquid to evaporate quickly. The TTRI added that the fabric is made from recycled material the 10% more elastic tissue ordinary. The athlete can therefore take advantage of unique flexibility and ventilation. These uniforms
therefore demonstrate the great achievements of the Taiwanese textile technology and demonstrate its commitment to Taiwan against environmental protection, energy savings of and reduction of carbon monoxide .
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