Green Fiber Lyocell

Lyocell fiber is a new kind of textile and clothing fabric, which rose in Europe and America in the middle and late 1990s. It not only has the characteristics of comfort, good hand feel and easy dyeing of natural fiber cotton, but also has the environmental protection advantages that traditional viscose fiber does not have. Viscose fiber in the production process will release carbon disulfide, hydrogen sulfide and other harmful gases, pollute the environment, so it has been gradually eliminated in developed countries.

Lyocell fiber with renewable bamboo, wood and other pulp formed after crushing as raw materials, advanced technology makes its solvent recovery up to 99.7%, not only energy saving, environmental protection, and sustainable development. The clothes made of this fiber not only have natural luster, smooth feel, high strength, basically no shrinkage, but also have good moisture permeability and air permeability, and the fabric blended with wool has a good effect.

Properties of Lyocell fiber:

1.With high dry and wet strength, dry and wet strength ratio of 85%;

2.With high swelling: dry and wet volume 1:1.4;

3.Unique fibrillating characteristics, that is, tensilk fibers will split into fibril along the fiber axis under the action of mechanical friction in the wet state, and a unique peach velvet style can be obtained after treatment;

4.Good spinnability: can be pure spinning, but also with cotton, wool, silk, hemp, chemical fiber, cashmere and other fibers blended and interwoven. Suitable for spinning all kinds of machine, knitting yarn.

It has the "comfort" of cotton, the "strength" of polyester, the "luxury beauty" of wool and the "unique touch" and "soft dryness" of silk, and is extremely resilient in both dry and wet conditions. In the wet state, it is the first cellulose fiber that is far stronger wet than cotton. 100% natural materials, coupled with environmentally friendly manufacturing processes, make the lifestyle based on protecting the natural environment, fully meet the needs of modern consumers, and green environmental protection, can be called the green fiber of the 21st century.