Retain to Sustain | A sustainable monofilament in textiles

RTSTM Solutions to
#Lightweighting

Monofilament with a

smaller carbon footprint

with a smaller

carbon

footprint

Hollow monofilament's lightweight nature reduces energy consumption, leading to a decrease in carbon emissions.

The consequences of climate change are disproportionately borne by vulnerable groups and regions, who contribute minimally to greenhouse gas emissions. To address this problem, we aim to make breakthroughs in our products regarding net-zero emissions. We turn to nature for design inspiration, observing how birds use hollow bones and feathers to achieve easier flight.

Reducing the use of petrochemical materials.

Our hollow monofilament, developed using fewer petrochemical materials, reduces carbon emission and resource consumption, as well as meeting performance requirements.

Reducing carbon emissions during transportation.

If hollow monofilament can be 10%–20% lighter than solid monofilament, this will enable us to reduce the amount of fuel consumption needed to transport the product. This decreases greenhouse gasses, which has a positive impact on the environment.

Creating energy-efficient products.

Hollow monofilament is a lightweight material that is ideal for use in transportation vehicles such as cars, trains, and aviation. It reduces weight in these vehicles, thereby improving energy efficiency and lowering carbon emissions.

RTSTM is committed to developing hollow monofilament, expanding its uses and achieving energy-saving, carbon reduction, and other ecological goals.

Our goals

We aim to reduce the diameter and increase the hollow rate of hollow monofilament by 30%, while maintaining the desired performance targets.

Please join us in the RTSTM energy-saving and carbon reduction initiative:

Any industry that needs to reduce carbon emissions during product transportation and lightweighting transportation vehicles.

Any industry that needs to reduce the use of petrochemical materials, lower product carbon footprint, and decrease carbon taxes.