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Do you know viscose (rayon) staple fiber?

2020-01-08 14:40:10
Compared with 2013, the global nonwovens industry(Spunlace Non Woven Fabric Manufacturer) increased 162 000 tons of viscose (rayon) staple fiber consumption in 2018, driven mainly by the tissue and medical products industries. It is estimated that the global consumption of viscose in 2018 was 682,000 tons, andit is expected to exceed 82,000 tons by the end of 2023.

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Nevertheless, the consumption of viscose inwiping applications(Rayon Nonwoven Fabric Vendor) is quite sensitive relative to the cost of alternative fibers. In fact, viscose is often mixed with polyester to produce a water-tangled rag substrate. The mixing ratio of wet wipes is usually 50/50 or60/40. Because of its softness and hydrophilicity, viscose(Viscose Non Woven On Sales) used to account fora higher proportion in the past. However, viscose staple fibers are more expensive than polyester. Therefore, you can change the blending ratio, reducethe amount of viscose, and increase the amount of polyester as a measure to reduce costs. The further increase in the price of viscose over polyester will lead to an increase in the replacement rate and a decrease in the prospect of viscose capacity.