American Chinese Manufacturers Develop Environmentally Friendly Textile Fabrics &Nbsp, Nearly Half Of The Water-Saving Process.

According to reports, the goddess "Nu Wa" of Chinese mythology has been handed down to save the disaster that mankind is facing and make five colored stones to make up for heaven.

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Chen Mingjing, a green technology NuHyde developed by Akko Global of her own company, applied for the patent right, and was specially equipped with InCase Eagle for the mainstream companies of the Apple computer company to produce the covers. It was used in manufacturing engineering Eagle Creek.

Chen pointed out that Nuwa fabric is classified as a green commodity, which is related to the process of greening and materials recycling.

He explained that the average water consumption of 1000 yards of traditional textile fabrics was 150 liters, but the company only needed 88 liters of water, which was more efficient than the production machine, but relatively expensive.

The used water will be recycled. First, through special treatment, including precipitation, and then put a specially purchased bacteria into the water, the impurities in the water will be eaten to achieve the reuse standard.

Although green fabrics are environmentally friendly, he admits that because the cost is 20% higher than that of ordinary fabrics, such fabrics are not used for making garments, mainly for making backpacks, suitcases, suitcases and other commodities.

Chen Mingjing said that the trend of industrial textile fabrics in recent years has been focused on durability, lightness, blending, strength and sustainability.

The company's patented NuHyde technology, mainly in the fabric glue, in order to enhance the friction strength of the fabric, can extend the life of knapsack and suitcase.

Before entering into greening products and R & D, Chen Ming Jing is already an industry tinkling figure.

His company is the largest production partner of Jansport, a famous knapsack in the US, and has contributed a lot to Jansport's success today.