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Cutting-edge chemical products and solutions for textile, fashion and other industrial applications.
Daykem has proven to be a fundamental partner for companies in the textile sector, creating hundreds of specific products over the years, capable of responding to any type of need. Today we address all industrial sectors with great expertise thanks to a team of high-profile technicians and an advanced laboratory with over 150 formulations compliant with ZDHC3 and GOTS.
Each product is accompanied by timely, transparent documentation with all the technical details.
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Lamberti is a global leader in supplying specialty chemicals for textiles, packaging, paper, coatings, adhesives, and sealants. Lamberti has industrial plants and laboratories in various locations and is an active part of advanced districts specializing in textiles, leather, ceramics, oil & gas, and agriculture.
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REACH REGISTERED
Importers of Thiourea Dioxide
Thiourea dioxide (aminoiminomethanesulphinic acid – CAS 1758-73-2 – EC number 217-157-8) is a chemical compound used mainly as a reducing agent, stabilizer and catalyst in a wide range of industrial processes.
Daykem is the first and only company in Italy to have registered the substance thiourea dioxide with ECHA: our thiourea dioxide therefore has its own REACH number – Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation of Chemicals.
The regulation establishes a common set of specific obligations for actors in the supply chain, such as manufacturers, importers and downstream users. All chemical substances, with some exceptions, as such or as components of a mixture placed on the market must be registered.
The principle underlying the regulation is “No data, no market”.