Sai Deli Has Made Commercial Breakthrough Through The Production Of Cellulose Fibers After Consumption Of Textile Wastes.

In March 17, 2020, Shanghai, the world's largest regenerated cellulosic fiber producer, Sai Deli, has successfully made use of waste textile wastes to produce cellulosic fibers and has large-scale commercial production capacity. The raw materials for this new high quality fiber are taken from Sweden's Sodra (Suo Da) company after consumption. Textile waste dissolving pulp And PEFC certified wood pulp.

Zhang Wentao, President of Sai Deli, said: "we are delighted to commercialize the new product, which meets the expectations of the fashion industry for more sustainable production of textile fibers. It is a new technology to regenerate textile wastes into cellulose fibers, which is very challenging. Over the past few months, our R & D team has worked hard to find a suitable balance between the production of recyclable cellulosic fiber products and maintaining high quality and achieve mass production on a 35000 ton production line. This is a huge breakthrough, which means that we are now ready and capable of expanding production to respond to market demand. This is a win-win situation for our environment and our customers.

The product is tested by two advanced technologies, namely compact spinning and vortex spinning, at the Nanjing Linz yarn factory under Sai Deli. It proves that the new fiber has good compatibility with the existing spinning technology equipment, and the yarn production is stable without adjusting the existing technology or parameters. The fiber has excellent spinning efficiency and spinnability, and the evenness and strength of the yarns are excellent.

"As Singapore Golden Eagle Group As a part of it, Sai Deli can receive professional support from world-class dissolving pulp production, with our deep experience in the production of regenerated cellulose fiber and the spinning ability of downstream enterprises. This value chain integration enables us to speed up the next generation of textile fiber innovation and production, and has the ability to provide quality assurance for yarn customers and brand partners. Products with strong stability. This breakthrough is just the beginning. We look forward to providing more value and products in the future to support the development of sustainable fashion industry. " Liu Tao, vice president of sales and marketing at Sai Deli, said.

Johannes Bogren, vice president of cell biology products, Sodra, said: "I am delighted to cooperate with Sai Deli to provide innovative and sustainable solutions for the textile industry. The OnceMore technology of Sodra (Sweden's top company) is the first in the world to produce and recycle textile waste after the separation and consumption of blended fabrics. It has great potential in improving the recyclability and recyclability of textiles, and it may really shake and affect the future of the entire fashion industry. It is good to promote this process together with Sai deli's forward-looking partners, and hope that our cooperation will continue in the long run. "

Last October, the Golden Eagle Group of Sai Li parent company announced that it invested 200 million US dollars for the next generation of cellulose fiber innovation. This breakthrough was achieved through investment support. In addition to working with several dissolving pulp suppliers to promote technology development, Sai Li also plans to cooperate with yarn customers, garment manufacturers and fashion brands to launch new products in the coming months, and jointly promote the development of circular economy, and ultimately promote the recycling of recycled fiber to the market.

About Sai Deli

Sai Deli is the largest in the world. Regenerated cellulose fiber producer 。 Regenerated cellulose fiber is a natural and sustainable raw material, widely used in textiles, baby wipes and personal hygiene products and other daily necessities. Our annual capacity of five factories in China is about 1 million 400 thousand metric tons. The company also operates Linz (Nanjing) yarn factory. The company is headquartered in Shanghai and has sales, marketing and customer service networks covering Asia, Europe and the Americas.