What is modal cotton made of? (When rayon meets modal, who do you prefer?)

Ingredients

Regenerated cellulose fiber

Production method

Glue method

Stretch%

18-20

12.0-14.0

Strength

22.1-25.6<��The raw materials of this product are all natural materials, which are harmless to the human body, can be decomposed naturally, and are harmless to the environment. Modal fiber is made from wood slurry produced in European shrubs and then processed through a special spinning process. It is a cellulose fiber, so it is a cellulose fiber like cotton and is a pure natural fiber.

Modal products have good softness and excellent hygroscopicity, but their fabrics have poor stiffness. Now it is mostly used in the production of underwear. Modal knitted fabrics are mainly used to make underwear. However, modal has the characteristics of silvery luster, excellent dyeability and bright color after dyeing, which is enough to make it suitable for outerwear. Because of this, modal is increasingly becoming a material for outerwear and decorative fabrics. In order to improve the shortcomings of poor stiffness of pure modal products, modal can be blended with other fibers and achieve good results. JM/C (50/50) can make up for this shortcoming. Blended fabrics woven with this yarn make the cotton fibers more supple and improve the appearance of the fabric. Modal can also demonstrate its weavability during the weaving process of woven fabrics, and can also be interwoven with yarns of other fibers to weave into a variety of fabrics. Modal products have broad development prospects in modern clothing.

Rayon is viscose fiber, a major variety of man-made fibers. Natural cellulose is alkalized to form alkali cellulose, which reacts with carbon disulfide to form cellulose xanthate. The viscous solution obtained by dissolving it in dilute alkali is called viscose. The viscose is wet-spun and a series of After the treatment process, viscose fiber is obtained. Its basic component is cellulose
(C6H10O5)n oThe cross-section of ordinary viscose fiber has a zigzag-shaped skin-core structure, with straight longitudinal grooves and horizontal grooves. The rich fiber skin-core structure has a circular cross-section.

Viscose fiber has good hygroscopicity, and under normal atmospheric conditions, the moisture regain is about 13%. It expands significantly after absorbing moisture, and its diameter increases by up to 50%. Therefore, the fabric feels hard and has a large shrinkage rate after being soaked in water.

The breaking strength of ordinary viscose fiber is smaller than that of cotton, about 1.6~2.7cN/dtex; the breaking elongation is greater than that of cotton, which is 16%~22 %; the wet strength drops a lot, about 50% of the dry strength, and the wet elongation increases by about 50%. Its modulus is lower than cotton, it is easy to deform under small loads, and its elastic recovery performance is poor, so the fabric is easy to stretch and has poor dimensional stability. The strength of rich fiber, especially the wet strength, is higher than that of ordinary viscose, the elongation at break is smaller, and the dimensional stability is good. Ordinary viscose has poor wear resistance, while rich fiber has improved it.

The chemical composition of viscose fiber is similar to that of cotton, so it is more resistant to alkali than acid, but its alkali and acid resistance are worse than cotton. Rich fiber has good alkali resistance and acid resistance. Similarly, the dyeability of viscose fiber is similar to that of cotton, with a full dyeing spectrum and good dyeing performance. In addition, the thermal properties of viscose fiber are also similar to cotton, and the density is close to cotton at 1.50~1.52g/cm3.

Ordinary viscose fiber has good hygroscopicity, is easy to dye, is not easy to generate static electricity, and has good spinnability. Short fibers can be spun purely or blended with other textile fibers. The fabric is soft, smooth, breathable, comfortable to wear, has bright color and good color fastness after dyeing. Suitable for making underwear, outerwear and various decorative items. Filament fabrics are light and thin in texture. In addition to being used as clothing materials, they can also be used to weave quilts and decorative fabrics. The disadvantages of this type of viscose fiber are poor fastness, low wet modulus, high shrinkage and easy deformation, poor elasticity and wear resistance.

Summary:

Due to rayon and modal They are all regenerated fibers, and electrostatic reactions are more likely to occur. Severe static electricity and friction will produce open flames. In autumn and winter, electrostatic reactions on fabrics are also more likely to cause fabric fluffing. Nowadays, more and more businesses are adding antistatic finishing to the fiber in the later stage. This can not only improve the wearing comfort of the fabric, but also prevent the fabric from pilling and improve the feel and beauty of the fabric. For example, ZJ-Z09H non-ionic antistatic agent can effectively improve the moisture absorption and conductivity of fabrics, as well as anti-fouling and dust-proof properties. It can also improve the fabric’s pilling resistance by more than 0.5 levels.

J-Z09H non-ionic antistatic agent can effectively improve the moisture absorption and conductivity of fabrics, as well as anti-fouling and dust-proof properties. It can also improve the fabric’s pilling resistance by more than 0.5 levels.