N9 World Technologies - Protective Solutions for the Post COVID World
Textile Value Chain|December 2020
N9 World Technologies Private Limited (N9WTPL), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Resil Chemicals, Bengaluru is an innovative specialty chemicals company committed to offering unique patented next-generation technologies in the hygiene, comfort and wellness space. The company’s technologies offer differentiated value and cost-effective sustainable solutions to its customers and consumer brands. In this feature, the senior management of the company shares information about the product portfolio, operational strategy and the future plans.
N9 World Technologies - Protective Solutions for the  Post COVID World

As the world patiently waits for the COVID-19 induced restrictions to end, home grown N9 World Technologies is working towards a safer future. In the last few months this Bengaluru based company has introduced cutting edge antiviral technologies for diverse industries like textiles, polymers, plastics, paints, leather, laminates, floorings, ceramics, etc.

Already well known in the textile industry for its proven technologies like N9 PURE SILVER, FRESH ON, etc., N9WTPL is India’s leading formulator of speciality chemicals whose products provide safety and comfort to millions in India and abroad. As a pioneer responsible for creating a market for anti-bacterial textile finishes in India, N9 World Technologies has taken a leading role in the fight against infective viruses and bacteria. They have entered into partnership agreements with Consolidated Pathways Inc., USA and Sanitized AG,Switzerland to incorporate unique Swiss anti-viral and anti-microbial technologies into sustainable and cost-effective custom blends for the textile industry.

This partnership has paved the way for the launch of VIROBAN – an innovative and sustainable anti-viral finish for textiles. It is a custom blend of Sanitized® T2019, a patented Swiss quaternary silane technology and is already adopted by some of India’s largest fashion brands. An US EPA & EU BPR registered product, it is tested and proven through the internationally accepted modified ISO 18184:2019 and AATCC 100 it acts quickly to prevent the transmission of enveloped and non-enveloped viruses including the SARSCoV-2.

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