Bamboo charcoal fiber is made from moso bamboo and is first separated and delayed by pure oxygen at high temperature and nitrogen. Calcination technology refines the pores of the fiber and then produces it through processes such as melt spinning. This can better utilize the functional characteristics of bamboo charcoal fiber. Bamboo charcoal itself has strong adsorption capacity, so it can deodorize and antibacterial. The same is true for bamboo charcoal fiber fabrics. It also has these characteristics of bamboo charcoal. Next, we will introduce the advantages and disadvantages of bamboo charcoal fiber fabrics in detail.
Advantages of bamboo charcoal fiber fabric
Similar to silk and satin, bamboo carbon fiber feels soft and tough, the fabric has high elasticity and is not easily damaged, and it also feels like velvet.
Bamboo charcoal fiber has many gaps, so it can be easily It is one of the best fabrics for absorbing and evaporating moisture in the air. It is called “breathable air”. Bamboo charcoal fiber fabric can bring you a cool feeling in summer.
Bamboo charcoal fiber has been tested by an authoritative organization and is consistent with cotton Compared with other fabrics such as linen, the number of bacteria is the smallest, and the number of bacteria in bamboo charcoal fiber is reduced by 95% after one day. Its good antibacterial properties make it the first choice fabric for the production of protective clothing.
Bamboo charcoal fiber has the anti-mite and insect-proof properties of bamboo , and also has the function of preventing ultraviolet rays. The fabric has a very low transmittance to ultraviolet rays, so bamboo charcoal fiber fabrics are called green and environmentally friendly fabrics.
Disadvantages of bamboo charcoal fiber fabric
The process of extracting bamboo fiber is very complicated and is much more complicated than cotton and linen. The extraction of fiber-like fibers will be much more difficult, and environmental pollution during the extraction process is inevitable.
Bamboo charcoal fiber fabrics have a common problem , that is, the material is relatively brittle and can be easily damaged by hard twisting. Therefore, many manufacturers will solve this problem by blending it with other high-strength fibers during production.
