SAMBU’s TPU products serving as the main products are 100% recyclable thanks to their unique properties, and produce almost no waste as they can be reprocessed despite the occurrence of defects. Moreover, SAMBU’s efforts made to minimize waste resulting from the industry’s various manufacturing processes lead to recycling-related technical prowess, and give rebirth to other product scraps through special processes. As described, achieving zero waste is the main point of the environmental policies set by SAMBU Fine Chemical, and SAMBU Fine Chemical always is concerned about and shares the methods for achieving such goal with its partner companies.
In 1983, at the time of the initial establishment of this company, when no others cared about the environment, SAMBU made efforts to avoid organic solvent products that are harmful to human and nature, and, as a result, brought big changes to the industry by becoming the world’s first to introduce water-based cleaning agents and release agents to the world.
The reason for this is to achieve an advantage of preventing migration during fabric weaving, but what SAMBU takes pride in the most is that it prevents water pollution. Many fabric companies discharge a large amount of waste water resulting from the dyeing process, and such waste water is globally known as one of the problems causing harm to the earth. A method selected by SAMBU making efforts to preserve the original state of the earth is to produce dope dyed yarn products, and SAMBU promises to lead the way in treasuring and passing down water resources, the lifeline of the human race, to the next generation.”
