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FRIGG / Q0 ECO

From material to new possibilities.

Explore Q0 ECO through material, surface and use. Technical results are assessed within each product’s own scope.

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Four ways to read a material.

Source, surface, product and use answer different questions. Review each stage alongside the documentation for the specific product.

  1. Source and traceability

    Ask about the input source, batch and scope of the recycled-content calculation. Do not extend one source claim to every product.

  2. Surface

    Consider the surface structure alongside your use case. Review product-specific test methods and conditions for absorption, drying and strength.

  3. Product development

    Describe dimensions, cutting, printing and care expectations in one brief. Feasibility is established through the relevant sample and technical assessment.

  4. Use

    Consider washing, drying, reuse and end-of-use options for the product and your market. Do not assume a universal cycle count.

Evaluate performance in context.

A single number cannot describe the entire experience. Read absorption, drying and strength with the same sample and condition information.

Absorption

Consider absorption capacity and speed separately. Compare results only with matching samples, liquids, methods and units.

Evidence center

Drying conditions

Request the ambient temperature, humidity, initial moisture and drying criterion in the report.

Evidence center

Strength and reuse

Separate the initial measurement from the result after use. Include the wash cycle, detergent, drying and acceptance criterion in the same scope.

Evidence center

Technical values and test reports are published per product only and confirmed at the sample and quotation stage.

FRIGG / Sample guide

From samples to better questions.

Prepare to evaluate a sample in your own conditions of use. This guide is neither a test report nor a delivery commitment.

Sample guide