Feb 13

More Polypropylene-Based Material Innovations: "Pure" Composite

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Following our post on the Tegris material, reader Niels has asked if a material trademarked as Pure, produced by Dutch textiles manufacturer The Royal Lankhorst Euronete Group and pictured here, is essentially the same stuff with different trademarking.

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