Durable Chemical Fiber Selection

Durable Chemical Fiber Selection The development of chemical fiber technology has significantly addressed the limitations of natural fibers. Natural fibers often face challenges such as limited yield, vulnerability to environmental factors (like pests, humidity, and temperature), and inconsistent quality. In contrast, chemical fibers can be produced in large quantities with stable quality, as their production processes are controllable and less dependent on natural conditions. For example, the production of synthetic fibers can be adjusted to meet specific performance requirements, such as enhancing strength, elasticity, or resistance to wear and tear, by modifying the chemical composition of the polymers or optimizing the spinning parameters. Regenerated fibers, while utilizing natural resources, also offer advantages such as improved moisture absorption and breathability compared to some synthetic fibers, bridging the gap between natural and synthetic options.