BASF introduces loopamid®, the first circular nylon 6 entirely based on textile waste

The technology behind loopamid® enables recycling of polyamide 6 discarded textiles into new, virgin-quality synthetic fibers and materials.
Back to overview

“BASF has reached an important milestone towards circularity in the fashion industry and pioneered an approach to close the loop for nylon textiles. Our loopamid has the potential to revolutionize the PA6 market for the better. We are in the process of scaling up our technology to serve our customers with commercial quantities,” said Dr. Ramkumar Dhruva, President of BASF’s Monomers division.

This technology will be used in T-REX Project. Learn more about loopamid® here.

Other news articles

  • Meet the consortium
09 January

T-REX Project consortium: Introducing Veolia

In the latest interview of our "Meet the Consortium" series, we are in conversation with Xavier Villetard, Innovation Offers Development Manager at Veolia, the waste management partner within the T-REX Project 
  • Meet the consortium
12 December

T-REX Project consortium: Introducing Arapaha

In our “Meet the consortium” series, we ask T-REX Project partners about their organisations’ role in the project, the challenges the consortium aims to overcome, as well as the opportunities within and outlook for the textile industry. This time, we spoke with Doris Hondtong, Circular Product Developer at Arapaha