Five Big New Textile Technology, Who Will Win The Market?

According to foreign media reports, with the development of science and technology, scientists have put forward a series of futuristic new textile technologies, which will go beyond the current textile technology with low energy consumption and environmental protection. P

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< p > we usually see textile < a href= "www.sjfzxm.com" > dress < /a > material is cotton, linen, silk, etc. later, there are synthetic fibers and so on.

With the development of science and technology and the progress of garment industry, more and more materials we can not imagine can be processed into new materials that can be used in the textile and garment industry.

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< p > the textile industry has a bad reputation and has a great loss in water and energy. BARKTEX believes that obtaining textiles from trees will be a good solution.

The company produces the oldest known textiles known as "bark clothes".

After peeling off the bark of the tree, the new bark grows again, and the bark textile has the characteristics of low water consumption and low energy consumption from the humanistic point of view, and has environmental protection and ecological suitability.

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< p > cotton is the most widely used natural fiber in people's lives, but the process of planting cotton will cause harm to the environment and release greenhouse gases in the process of harvesting and processing cotton.

In contrast, flax as another a href= "www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > natural fiber < /a > its growth process is less pesticide and water than cotton, but its cost performance is not as good as cotton.

Based on the latest chemical manufacturing process, CRAiLAR has developed a new method to form a new linen material, which is comparable to the cost and performance of cotton. The production of only one kilogram of flax is only one percent of the production of cotton.

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< p > < strong > milk protein fiber: < /strong > /p >

< p > the German Qmilk company has extracted an antibacterial, fire-resistant and non allergic fiber in the milk protein called casein, which can be biodegradable by one hundred percent and can be used for the manufacture of clothing and household textiles.

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< p > < strong > artificial bee silk: < /strong > /p >

< p > many people do not know that bees make silk, unlike the structure of flaky silk made by moths, worms and spiders. Honeybee silk contains multiple helix coils, coiled with each other, hard and light, and has high flexibility.

< a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_p.asp" > Australia < /a > Commonwealth Scientific and industrial research organization discovered that bee silk can be used as an ideal material for sponge, pparent film, biomimetic fiber and nanofiber.

At present, some research institutes have been able to produce high quality and quantity of recombinant silk protein, which helps to develop artificial bee silk instead of traditional textile materials.

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< p > < strong > mushroom material: < /strong > < /p >

< p > scientists are actively looking for plastic foam packaging materials to replace ecological environment. Currently, mushroom materials with environmental protection properties are one of the ideal materials.

Ecovative has developed a packaging insulation material by combining hyphae with agricultural byproducts, which is characterized by sustainability, biodegradability and low cost.

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