What kind of fabric is the superfine denier fiber in clothing?
What kind of fabric is the microdenier fiber in clothing? There is no unified international standard for the definitions of fine denier, micro-denier, and ultra-fine denier fibers. In my country, fibers with 0.9 to 1.4 dtex are generally classified as fine denier fibers; 0.55 to 1.1 dtex are classified as micro-denier fibers; and fibers below 0.55 dtex are classified as ultra-fine denier fibers.
The varieties of superfine fibers include ultrafine denier viscose yarn (modal), ultrafine denier nylon yarn, ultrafine denier polyester yarn, ultrafine denier polypropylene yarn (monte yarn) and so on. Mainly used as clothing fabrics.
Microfiber towels have six main characteristics:
1. High water absorption: absorb water quickly, dry quickly, suitable for drying Hair towels, bath towels, face towels, etc.
2. Strong decontamination power: It has obvious decontamination and oil removal effects and strong cleaning effect. It is often made into beauty cleansing towels, etc.
3. No hair removal: High-strength synthetic filament is not easy to break, not snagging, not delooping, and the fibers are not easy to fall off from the surface of the towel. Use it to make cleaning towels and car wipes, suitable for wiping bright paint surfaces, electroplated surfaces, glass, instruments and LCD screens, etc.
4. Long life: high strength and toughness. Its service life is more than four times that of ordinary towels. It will not deform after being washed many times, will not be exposed to the sun after use, and will not become moldy. , rotten, with a super long life.
5. Easy to clean: high fiber density, high density and strong adsorption capacity. Just clean it with clean water or a little detergent after use.
6. No fading: high temperature dyeing, no fading, no decoloration pollution when cleaning the surface of items.
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Microfiber clothing
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