Dyed Viscose staple fiber 1.5D*38mm VSF for spining and nonwoven

Dyed Viscose staple fiber 1.5D*38mm VSF for spining and nonwoven

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Viscose staple fiber was discovered in 1891 by English scientists, Cross and Bevan.

It was heralded as the new fibre to replace silk and is sometimes called artificial silk.

This VISCOSE fibre has been produced widely all over the world, usually in countries which have a plentiful supply of trees, as it is this which provides the raw material for the fibre.

The raw material is actually wood pulp, but also short cotton fibre, unusable for spinning, is also a raw material. The first commercial production in America was opened in 1910 by the American Viscose Company and the fibre became known as viscose rayon, with other producers following suit.

Viscose Staple Fiber Quality Standard

Rayon fiber is used in a wide range of applications including textiles and nonwoven products.

In the textile sector, Sateri's viscose staple fiber is used to improve comfort and appearance. They are:

• Soft and silky to the touch
• Moisture-absorbing
• Non-allergenic
• Anti-static
• Easy to dye and excellent at retaining color brilliance

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