• What are the benefits of sustainable ecological fibers—PLA?
    What are the benefits of sustainable ecological fibers—PLA? Oct 28 , 2026
    Poly Lactic Acid (PLA) is an aliphatic polyester and a biodegradable polymer material based on biological materials. Its source is very down-to-earth - crops such as corn, cassava, sugarcane, straw, etc. are fermented by microorganisms to produce lactic acid, then polymerized into resin, and finally melt spun into fibers. Environmentally friendly and biodegradable: Under industrial composting cond...
  • What is 'Sweat-Free/No Sweat' fabric?
    What is 'Sweat-Free/No Sweat' fabric? Sep 30 , 2026
    Sweat free "means that when your clothes are soaked in sweat after sweating, there will be no obvious sweat stains on their surface like ordinary clothes, and they will remain dry and comfortable. Avoid awkward situations such as commuting to work or meetings, and discomfort wearing clothes soaked in sweat. Is it really that magical? How was it implemented? To understand "sweat without trace", it ...
  • What Are The Properties of Graphene Fabrics?
    What Are The Properties of Graphene Fabrics? Jul 20 , 2026
    Graphene is a new material consisting of carbon atoms with sp² hybridization tightly packed into a single-layer, two-dimensional honeycomb lattice structure. Graphene possesses outstanding optical, electrical, and mechanical properties and holds significant potential for applications in materials science, micro- and nanofabrication, energy, biomedicine, and drug delivery; it is considered a revolu...
  • What Is False Twisted Elastic Yarn?
    What Is False Twisted Elastic Yarn? Jul 13 , 2026
    False twisted elastic yarn is a type of elastic yarn that utilizes the thermoplastic properties of synthetic fibers such as polyester and nylon. It is heated and shaped during fiber twisting and curling deformation to fix the twisted and curled state, resulting in a fluffy, elastic, and untwisted elastic yarn. Due to the slight torque and good elasticity of the yarn, it is called false twisted ela...
  • Why Are Spandex Fabrics Prone To Yellowing?
    Why Are Spandex Fabrics Prone To Yellowing? Jul 07 , 2026
    Spandex is a commonly used fiber variety in our daily lives, with the most prominent feature being good elasticity, low fineness, high elastic modulus (up to 400% -800% elongation at break), and low specific gravity. Spandex can be blended with textile fibers such as wool, cotton, polyester, acrylic, and viscose to create fabrics that are soft, elastic, and comfortable to wear. They are widely use...
  • What is the difference between Core spun yarn and Covered yarn?
    What is the difference between Core spun yarn and Covered yarn? Jun 29 , 2026
    The core yarn and outer packaging materials are different Taking spandex core spun yarn and spandex covered yarn as examples 1. Core spun yarn generally uses synthetic fiber filaments with good strength and elasticity as the core yarn, and is wrapped with short fibers such as cotton, wool, and viscose fibers. For example, spandex core spun yarn is a type of spandex wrapped in short fibers, with sp...
  • Can A Piece Of Paper Be Turned Into A Piece Of Clothing?
    Can A Piece Of Paper Be Turned Into A Piece Of Clothing? May 25 , 2026
    Can a piece of paper be turned into a piece of clothing? The mystery lies in the yarn used to weave clothes——paper yarn. Paper yarn is a new type of textile material that has the advantages of environmental protection, natural biodegradability, moisture absorption and breathability, and has therefore received attention in the textile industry. Its main raw materials are various types of paper, inc...
  • Do You Know What Kind Of Yarn KDK Is?
    Do You Know What Kind Of Yarn KDK Is? May 20 , 2026
    In the world of textile fabrics, every type of yarn has its own exclusive mission. Some pursue softness and skin friendliness, while others focus on toughness and durability. KDK yarn, with its unique craftsmanship and diverse advantages, has become an "all-around player" that spans industrial applications and daily scenarios, quietly permeating every aspect of our lives. Not Just Yarn, But Also T...
  • How To Perform
    How To Perform "Post Waxing" On The Machine To Improve Weaving Performance? May 15 , 2026
    There is a rear waxing device installed on the silk machine, which consists of waxing rollers, wax tanks, changing gears, and corresponding heaters. The position of the rear waxing device is behind the oven. It is a process of applying a layer of wax to the dried silk strip after sizing, which is then in contact with the waxing roller in the waxing tank and coated with another layer of wax. Theref...
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