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Environmental Protection Technology: Waste Plastics Are Pformed Into "Cloth" Through Environmental Protection.

2010/10/12 11:17:00 52

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Colourful

Waste plastics

After several working processes, the colored yarns were spun and then sent to the textile workshop for weaving.

This is the production of the "eleven" period of Hubei Huanggang Xia Ke environmental protection color spinning Co., Ltd.

Headaches "

white pollution

Here it becomes a new product.

Huanggang Xia Ke environmental protection color spinning Co., Ltd. aims at developing the waste plastics market, cleaning and recycling the waste plastics, and then weave it into a variety of colored and environment-friendly polyester colored yarns and colored yarns.

The eco-friendly colored yarn developed by the company is made of recycled polyester colored fiber and other fibers, and is blended into various high-grade colored yarns.

The production process is simple and easy to fade, effectively eliminating the tradition.

yarn

The production cost is high, the pollution is heavy, the process is long and so on.

Now, their eco colored yarn has been sold to Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shanghai and other places, and exported to South Asia and Europe and the United States.

Supplement:

People easily take a nap on the train, but doing so is very uncomfortable.

But now it is different. With the new perfect pajamas jacket, passengers can have a good sleep in the car.

This coat called "Excubo" was invented by American designer Matthew Gayle.

The word "Excubo" in Latin means "I want to sleep outside". This kind of clothes not only has the function of keeping warm, but also can be used as a duck pad, sleeping blanket, mittens and pillows.

This gray coat has a high stiff collar, which allows you to sleep tightly when your eyes are tightly closed, and do not allow your head to roll around or to the shoulders of the approaching passengers.

This jacket will surely get the attention and favor of those who travel long distances or travel by night.

Geller, who came from San Francisco, USA, saw the idea of waking up and waking up in travellers when he took the train.

He said: "we had a very uncomfortable nap experience on both planes and trains.

I invented this kind of clothes to solve these problems.

The collar on the clothes can cover the face of the passenger, and the lapel can be used as a pillow.

The clothes can be tightened so that the body is upright and the cuffs are open. Passengers can put their hands in gloves when they sleep. "

Now, Geller's attention is focused on negotiations with manufacturers, who are ready to produce this pajamas jacket on a large scale and plan to push it into the Anglo American market.

It should be noted that when you arrive at your destination, this dress may not necessarily wake you up on time.