Out with PFAS On with performance. How do you develop an oil and grease barrier that works beyond the laboratory?
September 2026
Removing PFAS changes more than the coating chemistry. This technical paper sets out five principles for designing fibre-based barriers, from choosing the right base paper and forming a continuous film to testing performance under production and end-use conditions. Explore the principles alongside examples from Avebe’s development work.
This technical paper is brought to you by Royal Avebe.
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