The integration of technological research and natural wisdom. It bids farewell to its absolute dependence on fossil fuels and draws inspiration from renewable materials such as non grain corn, sugarcane, and even plant residues - not only a breakthrough in materials science, but also a responsible philosophy that pays tribute to the Earth.
Biobased chemical fibers not only represent a symbol of environmental protection, but also represent outstanding performance, quantifiable green footprint, and infinite extension of creativity, paving a canvas full of futuristic ideas for fashion design and brand innovation.
What are the advantages of bio based PEF fibers compared to conventional polyester fibers?
2,5-furandicarboxylic acid (FDCA) is a typical aromatic heterocyclic dicarboxylic acid and the core monomer for synthesizing biobased polyester PEF. Its structural characteristics determine its own chemical properties and the performance advantages of the polymer product PEF. The aromatic heterocyclic ring provides strength for the fiber, while the planar structure facilitates the polymerization reaction.PEF's raw materials are sourced from plants, achieving a balance between performance and sustainability, and providing a friendly new option for the textile industry.
Main Specifications：
DTY Filament: 33dtex/24f、33dtex/48f、55dtex/48f、83dtex/72f、111dtex/96f、166dtex/144f
Fibers: 1.11-7.78dtex*38mm/51mm/64mm/76mm/89mm
Properties and product characteristics：
Using renewable plant resources (such as corn cobs, straw, and other non grain biomass) as raw materials, achieving green and sustainable development from the source.
Excellent mechanical properties, moisture absorption and breathability, natural antibacterial properties, enhance wearing comfort and health.
Excellent UV protection performance.
Short fibers can be spun pure or blended with natural fibers such as cotton and wool.It is recommended to use dispersed dyes, with a temperature controlled between 100-130 ℃ and a setting temperature not exceeding 180 ℃.
IPv6 network supported 