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EcoVero™ Fiber The Alternative to Viscose is a Sustainable Innovation

Advertisements Textile resources are becoming scarce such as cotton but it has materials that can be resourced and there are also other petroleum based fibers such as acrylic, nylon, polyest

Classification of Textile Fiber

Advertisements Based on source Textile Fibers are classified into two groups. Vegetable or Cellulosic fibers: The fibers that are derived from plants are called vegetable fibers. The

General Properties of Textile Fiber | Physical and Thermal Properties of Fiber

Advertisements Fibers are the primary raw material of textile processing. There are many kinds of textile fibers whose general properties are similar but not exactly same to each other. Some c

Regenerated/Semi-Synthetic Textile Fiber | Man-made Cellulose Fiber

Advertisements Regenerated fibres are those made from natural fiber polymer, for example wood pulp or cotton linters. These raw materials are reformed to produce fibers or filaments suitable to

Important Abbreviations for Textile and Garments Technology

Advertisements Sometimes we need some abbreviations for textile and clothing. Today I am sharing some important and effective terms elaboration. AATCC - American Association of Textile Chemists

Wool Fiber Features and Applications

Advertisements Characteristics of Wool Fiber: http://textilerawmaterial.blogspot.com/1. Wool is the natural protein fiber obtained from sheep where cashmere from goats, mohair from goats, angora

Wool Fiber - Chemical Composition of Wool

Advertisements Wool is a animal fiber of outstanding importance. It is a protein fiber collecting from fur of sheep. This protein fiber consists of C, H, O, N, S etc. Wool is very fine, elastic

Sisal Fiber - A widely Used Vegetable Fiber (Properties and Uses)

Advertisements Sisal Fibers are just about the most favored healthy fibers obtained by sisal plant. The particular plant, recognized as Agave sisalana. It is a hardy fiber usually extracted from

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