Hemp: Textile Material Hemp is one of the most historically celebrated textile fibres in human history, used in textile, paper, oil, canvas and rope production; the oldest paper in the world is supposed to be made from hemp in China. It is a bast fibre produced from the Cannabis Sativa plant and is unique in…
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The PP fiber is made by spinning a high-quality polypropylene raw material through a high temperature melting and then a spinning system composed of a spinneret and an external circular transverse blowing system, and then being formed by a barrel, a draft, a curl, a cut, and the like. PP fiber has excellent moisture permeability and fast drying property…
Overview of B Corp certification The B Corp certification is one of the most trusted and coveted, certifying the company’s contribution to creating a sustainable global economy while conducting business with purpose. Using a triple-bottom-line approach to ensuring people, planet and profits go hand-in-hand with business, B Corp is used in over 70 countries by…
Chemical fiber or man-made fibers refer to those produced by humans by a series of chemical processes, as opposed to natural fibers like cotton or wool, which are derived from plants or animals. Chemical fibers account for roughly 77 percent of the total fiber production worldwide and include synthetic fibers such as polyesters or polyamides…
The global leather alternatives market is projected to reach $45 billion by 2025. Companies and consumers are fast be coming more open to leather alternatives with the rise of environmental and societal concerns, as well as animal welfare. In recent years there has been an abundance of research and technological advancement to lead the way…
Difference between Polyester staple fiber and Polyester filament yarn In the present day, Polyester is commonly used in the textile industry, which is divided into two types: polyester staple fiber and polyester filament yarn. The major differences between polyester staple and polyester filament yarn are length, classification and characteristics. The first difference between polyester staple…
Nonwoven Reinforcement for Bitumen Membrane Production We can supply Polyester mat, Polyester geotextile, Compound base, Fiberglass tissue It has the ISO 900I certificate. We have a long term good cooperation with some famous companies, we can provide a whole solution, such as competitive price, good quality product, fast delivery time, our customer is in many…
What are nonwovens? Nonwovens are one of the fastest-growing segments of the textile industry. The term “nonwoven” became popular more than half a century ago when nonwovens were regarded as low-price substitutes for traditional textiles. However, today, the nonwoven fabric technology is the most modern method used in the branch of textile industry. Nonwoven technology…
What is recycled polyester? By 2020, the tide had turned towards recycled polyester, with a staggering 52% of all fibers produced being this eco-friendly material. And considering the ever-growing focus on sustainability and environmental consciousness, it’s safe to say that this trend has only accelerated in the years since. The reasons for this shift are…
Información del mercado de fibras de bajo punto de fusión en el mundo desde el año 2024 al 2031 RESUMEN DEL INFORME sobre el mercado de fibras de bajo punto de fusión El tamaño del mercado mundial de fibras de bajo punto de fusión fue de 2092 millones de dólares en 2022 y se prevé…
VNPOLYFIBER - Polyester Fiber Partners from Asia
We are a leading exporter of recycled polyester staple fiber—including hollow conjugated fiber, hollow slick fiber, solid fiber, low melting fiber, and many other polymer fibers since 2017. With a wide-reaching network of trusted suppliers across China, Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia, we have successfully exported to over 30 countries, serving more than 200 clients, many of whom have a strong presence in North America, South America, and the EU. We provide One Stop Solution for Polyester Staple Fiber, Nonwoven Fabric and Home Textile Materials