Acetate denim
Regarding acetate denim: Cellulose acetate is a cellulose ester derivative produced by acetylating the cellulose in wood pulp pulp, which is then spun into cellulose acetate fibers via a dry‑spinning process. Cellulose acetate fibers themselves are characterized by moisture absorption and breathability, a comfortable hand feel, a soft luster, and resistance to static electricity.
Physical Properties of Cellulose Acetate
1. Cellulose acetate exhibits both a certain degree of water absorbency and the ability to dry quickly after washing.
2. Cellulose acetate exhibits good thermal stability.
3. Acetate fiber has a lower density than viscose fiber and is comparable to polyester; its strength is the lowest among the three fibers.
4. Acetate fiber exhibits relatively good elasticity, similar to that of silk and wool.
5. It exhibits a low shrinkage rate in boiling water and should not be subjected to temperatures exceeding 85°C.
Feature EFFECT
Biodegradable · Eco-friendly
Acetate fiber is environmentally friendly throughout its entire lifecycle, from raw material sourcing to production and disposal.
A beautiful, elegant drape.
It allows the fabric to drape naturally, enhancing alluring curves. It offers superior drape compared to viscose and cupro fibers.
Natural, lustrous beauty
Acetate fiber imparts a naturally lustrous sheen to fabrics, with a gloss level 1.4 times higher than that of nylon, modal, and viscose fibers.
The texture feels as smooth as silk.
It imparts a soft, silky hand feel to the fabric, making it softer than viscose and cuprammonium fibers.
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Denim fabric
- Product Description
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- Commodity name: Acetate denim
It boasts a pearly luster, excellent breathability, superb drape, and a soft touch.
Regarding acetate denim: Cellulose acetate is a cellulose ester derivative produced by acetylating the cellulose in wood pulp pulp, which is then spun into cellulose acetate fibers via a dry‑spinning process. Cellulose acetate fibers themselves are characterized by moisture absorption and breathability, a comfortable hand feel, a soft luster, and resistance to static electricity.
Physical Properties of Cellulose Acetate
1. Cellulose acetate exhibits both a certain degree of water absorbency and the ability to dry quickly after washing.
2. Cellulose acetate exhibits good thermal stability.
3. Acetate fiber has a lower density than viscose fiber and is comparable to polyester; its strength is the lowest among the three fibers.
4. Acetate fiber exhibits relatively good elasticity, similar to that of silk and wool.
5. It exhibits a low shrinkage rate in boiling water and should not be subjected to temperatures exceeding 85°C.
Feature EFFECT
Biodegradable · Eco-friendly
Acetate fiber is environmentally friendly throughout its entire lifecycle, from raw material sourcing to production and disposal.
A beautiful, elegant drape.
It allows the fabric to drape naturally, enhancing alluring curves. It offers superior drape compared to viscose and cupro fibers.
Natural, lustrous beauty
Acetate fiber imparts a naturally lustrous sheen to fabrics, with a gloss level 1.4 times higher than that of nylon, modal, and viscose fibers.
The texture feels as smooth as silk.
It imparts a soft, silky hand feel to the fabric, making it softer than viscose and cuprammonium fibers.
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