Edelweiss Fiber Opens Up A New World Of Textile Fiber

According to the report, virtually every fibre All come from fiber glue. As early as the 1960s, the improvement of fiber glue has been carried out in Lanjing Company. Lanjing's Modal fiber was born. It is processed and produced according to the moisture coefficient of regenerated cellulose fiber. In the mid-1980s, Modal fiber was patented, which made it one of the most famous fibers in the world. Ten years later, the output of Modal fiber tripled, and then jumped from 30000 tons in 2002 to 100000 tons in 2012 (as planned).

Sustainability in Modal

The above shows that innovation and improvement, environment-friendly type is the only way for Modal fiber to develop. The reason is very simple. This fiber is from beech, which reduces the use of chemicals and the impact on the environment. More importantly, Modal has adopted restorative technology to achieve the ideal goal of taking from nature and reducing to nature. Therefore, the waste discharge is avoided and its value is returned through the synthesis of acetic acid, xylose sweetener and sulfuric acid. Now, another method is used, that is, the "Edelweiss" extraction technology is used to process various fibers.

In fact, beech is a unique vegetation growing in Austria. About 50% of the raw materials come from the mountains within the territory, and only a part of them come from neighboring countries. The beech tree is actually a kind of plant that can improve the soil and take deep roots. It is called the mother of the forest. This kind of plant naturally has a strong ability of resistance to pests and environmental disasters. It is characterized by rapid recovery after being cut down and is the fastest growing plant. In fact, the growth of this plant is completely dependent on itself, not the environment. It does not need irrigation and planting, and can grow naturally. It needs less water than cotton, but it is 6 times of cotton yield per mu.

Wood pulp and fiber are produced in the same place. As early as the 1960s, the production of pulp in Austria only required a few chemicals. Later, the use of drugs was continuously reduced in the process of fiber production. Up to now, the raw materials needed for fiber production, whether fiber glue or cellulose fiber, have been taken from the local area, and the recovery rate has reached 95% as many plants have been cut down.

Innovative Edelweiss Fiber

In German, Edelweiss is described as "pure and elegant", but today it is regarded as a technology based on oxidation process, and its ecological intimacy is considered superior to traditional processing methods. Therefore, it is called an alternative method that is more ecological and intimate than traditional methods. "Lanjin Edelweiss is the only Modal fiber that meets and meets the highest environmental protection standards. Carbon dioxide is neutral. In February 2012, it entered the international market through the Paris Textile Trade Fair, called Edelweiss fiber.

Edelweiss is a new production mode of environmental protection technology. This production technology integrates all environmental advantages, such as carbon neutrality, less land occupation, and the use of sustainable natural raw materials, which also makes it a true environmental fiber.

The fiber production factory in Austria is the only factory in the world that can achieve all-round integration, and all production processes from pulp to fiber are comprehensively and strictly monitored. The environmental protection problems that attract special attention have been well solved here. The whole production process is based on oxygen chemical process, which is more environmentally friendly than previous processes. Therefore, Modal Edelweiss is the only fiber production mode that can meet the highest environmental protection standards. " It is revealed that at the initial stage of the promotion of the fiber, limited production is only carried out for customers with special environmental requirements.

Whether dyeing or coating, the production technology of Edelweiss fiber is unparalleled. The end products are ultimately characterized by lightness and delicacy, and their knitted fabrics are among the most high-end and luxurious in the world.