OdorGuard™ ADV-36 · ODOR CONTROL
Capture odor.
Keep textiles fresh.
Odor control that works on the molecules behind unwanted smells. OdorGuard ADV-36 adsorbs four odor compounds and is suited to all fiber types, including blends.
4 odor targets
Ammonia · isovaleric acid · acetic acid · nonenal
Non-biocidal
Targets odor molecules directly
All fiber types
Including blended textiles
FOUR ODOR TARGETS. ONE TEXTILE FINISH.
Four compounds.
A clear performance focus.
Different odor compounds call for a defined approach. ADV-36 provides adsorption of four target molecules, giving your textile development a clear performance focus.
01
Ammonia
Ammonia is one of the four odor compounds targeted by ADV-36. Evaluate adsorption on your intended fabric and construction.
02
Isovaleric acid
ADV-36 adsorbs isovaleric acid as part of its four-compound odor control profile.
03
Acetic acid
Acetic acid adsorption broadens the range of odor compounds addressed by the treatment.
04
Nonenal
Nonenal completes the four-compound profile. Include this target when defining the performance requirements for your textile.
Compare treated fabric with an untreated control using an agreed odor-adsorption protocol. Evaluate each target compound and include the intended care conditions before making finished-product claims.
DIRECT ACTION ON ODOR MOLECULES
Capture the molecules
behind unwanted odor.
Adsorption holds molecules at a surface. ADV-36 uses this approach to address odor compounds directly, providing textile freshness through a non-biocidal function.
01 Encounter
Odor molecules encounter the treated textile. ADV-36 targets ammonia, isovaleric acid, acetic acid, and nonenal.
02 Adsorb
The treatment adsorbs odor molecules at its surface. This capture process is the basis of its odor control function.
03 Retain
Holding odor molecules helps limit their release from the textile. Evaluate the result under the use and care conditions relevant to your product.
DESIGNED FOR YOUR PROCESS
Build freshness into your textile.
ADV-36 is positioned for all fiber types, including blends. Develop the finishing approach around your material, production equipment, and odor control requirements.
Share the fiber composition, construction, intended use, and care requirements. ADV-36 is positioned for all fiber types, including blends. Define the odor targets and performance goals for your finished textile.
Review your finishing equipment and process constraints with AGS. Use current ADV-36 technical guidance to establish the application method, dosage, and processing conditions, then confirm the approach in a fabric trial.
Compare treated fabric with an untreated control. Agree the test conditions for the four target odor compounds and evaluate performance after the intended laundering or care cycle.
Request the current technical data from AGS before selecting an application method, dosage, or processing conditions. Confirm compatibility and finished-fabric performance through trials.
RESPONSIBLE PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Purposeful chemistry.
Measured performance.
Select a finish around the function your textile needs. ADV-36 offers direct odor adsorption, with a development plan focused on material compatibility, performance, and care.
Non-biocidal odor control
The odor control function targets odor molecules rather than relying on killing or inhibiting microorganisms.
Evidence-led decisions
Review formulation documentation and processing requirements alongside the finished-textile results. Use that evidence to guide material choices and product messaging.
Set care instructions around the complete textile and its intended use. Validate any wash-durability or resource-saving claims with the relevant product data.
A CLOSER LOOK
Your questions, answered.
What does OdorGuard™ ADV-36 do?
ADV-36 is an odor control textile treatment that adsorbs ammonia, isovaleric acid, acetic acid, and nonenal.
Is this an antimicrobial treatment?
ADV-36 is positioned as non-biocidal odor control. Its stated function targets odor molecules directly rather than killing or inhibiting microorganisms.
Which fibers can use ADV-36?
AGS positions ADV-36 for all fiber types, including blends. Confirm the application conditions, compatibility, and desired performance on your specific fabric through trials.
How durable is the odor control?
Establish durability on the intended textile using current AGS technical guidance and testing after the relevant care cycle. A numerical wash-life claim requires product-specific supporting data.
How do I start a development trial?
Share your fabric, intended use, finishing equipment, target odors, and care requirements with AGS. Request the current technical data and agree the processing and performance evaluation plan before production.
LET’S DEVELOP WHAT’S NEXT
Develop your next textile
with odor control in mind.
Tell us about your fabric, finishing process, and odor control goals. Our team can help plan an OdorGuard ADV-36 development trial.