HOW SUNKOLOR WORKS

SUNKOLOR makes UV radiation visible

through a color change.

The textile changes its color from white to sunset red or sunrise purple. This color change is intensified by direct sunlight e.g. in contrast to shade.

The color change is to make the invisible visible, since humans can neither see nor feel UV radiation. Thereby the consciousness is to be sharpened and the contact with the sun is to be improved on a long-term basis. Because even though the sun is important for us, it also poses a danger to our skin, especially due to the increasing climate change.

SUNKOLOR-COLORS

We offer two SUNKOLOR-colors:


SUNRISE PURPLE

SUNSET RED

make the invisible visible

SUN–hours througout the day

(on a fictitous summer day)

color change due to sun exposure

no color change

color change

no color change

SOFT TECHNOLOGIES FOR TIPPING TIMES

Material based product research and product developement.

SUNKOLOR-yarn

The SUNKOLOR yarn is produced in Germany and can be ordered from Panorama Fabrics with a minimum order quantity of 5kg. 

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

The yarn is created in the spinning process and convinces with its high quality due to the integration of the technology into the yarn interior. Currently, the yarn is produced in the fineness 167dtex with 36 filaments. However, this can be adjusted on request. 

APPLICATION

The yarn can be perfectly used for weaving and the production of cords.

SUNKOLOR-fabric

The SUNKOLOR fabrics are produced in Germany and can be ordered from Panorama Fabrics. The minimum order quantity depends on the product. Fabrics of 1m have a MOQ of 15 meter.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

Previous SUNKOLOR products are exclusively woven. These fabrics can be obtained as tapes or wide fabric panels between 1cm and 1m width and a flexible length. All fabrics are produced in Germany under the highest quality standards. Different fabric qualities can be produced and also mixed fabrics can be produced. 

APPLICATION

The fabrics can find various applications in the field of gadgets, accessories or fashion.

research

Panorama Fabrics continues to research the development of a textile UV indicator that reliably warns users of excessive UV radiation and shows a color change when sun protection is needed. 

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