ARCH chemical company of the United States has published a microbiological processing agent named "PURISTA", which is applied to synthetic fiber fabrics.

In 2001, the company first published PURISTA antibacterial and deodorant, which is only limited to cotton fabric, and is widely used in socks and suits.

The company spokesman pointed out that, in view of the increasing proportion of synthetic fiber used in sportswear and clothing, the company actively put into the research and development of antibacterial and deodorant for synthetic fibers. In two years, it completed 100% polyester or nylon, T/C, T/N, N/C, T/R, N/R and other different fiber blending, weaving and other antibacterial and odor resistant processing fabrics, and supplied market demand.

PURISTA antibacterial and deodorant applied to synthetic fiber processing has made breakthrough progress. It can be directly applied to cloth processing directly in the way of impregnation or coating. It can also be mixed with non iron processing or easy to process agent to achieve the purpose of making composite functional fabrics, providing customers with more choices. Other fabrics such as moisture absorption, sweating, antistatic and elastic fibers can also be used in combination.