Viscose Fiber

The hydroxyl groups of cellulose macromolecules are prone to various chemical reactions. Therefore, viscose fibers can be modified by grafting and other methods to improve the performance of viscose fibers and produce fibers for various special purposes. 

The ordinary viscose fiber has good hygroscopicity, is easy to dye, is not easy to generate static electricity, and has good spinnability. Short fibers can be pure spun or blended with other textile fibers. The fabric is soft, smooth, breathable, comfortable to wear, bright color and good color fastness after dyeing. It is suitable for making underwear, outerwear and various decorative articles. Filament fabrics are light and thin, and can be used as quilt covers and decorative fabrics in addition to clothing materials. The disadvantages of this type of viscose fiber are poor fastness, low wet modulus, high shrinkage, easy deformation, poor elasticity and wear resistance.