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Tangshan Sanyou converts OnceMore pulp into modal fiber

Tangshan Sanyou converts OnceMore pulp into modal fiber

OnceMore pulp, currently composed of 20% recycled textile waste and 80% renewable wood in a process developed by Södra of Sweden, is now being converted into Modal fiber by China’s Tangshan

Lenzing AG launches TENCEL™ Modal fiber with Indigo Color Technology for the denim industry

Lenzing AG launches TENCEL™ Modal fiber with Indigo Color Technology for the denim industry

Combining Indigo Color technology with TENCEL™ branded modal fibers, the Lenzing Group is building up sustainable offerings for the denim industry. Using a one-step spun-dyeing process, the

What are the environmental impacts of modal?

What are the environmental impacts of modal?

High wet modulus rayon is a regenerated fiber and a form of rayon but what sets the two apart is the manufacturing process. The production of modal no longer requires ageing in cellulose

What are the end uses of modal?

What are the end uses of modal?

Modal fiber is widely used in apparel as a replacement of cotton or silk and may also be blended with cotton, wool, and other synthetic fibers. • Apparel: Modal is widely employed in the

Where is modal produced in the world?

Where is modal produced in the world?

Austria based Lenzing AG is the largest producer of modal with its plants spread across several countries such as China, Indonesia, Austria, United Kingdom and the United States. And without any

How is modal made?

Modal is a regenerated fiber with cellulosic raw material extracted from hardwood trees like birch and oak. Modal is an alternative to viscose rayon for it requires less harmful chemicals in its

What are the properties of modal?

What are the properties of modal?

The various attributes associated with modal fabric are as follows: • Modal fabric has a silky hand, lustrous, and shiny appearance. The incident light reflects evenly when it falls on the

What is modal?

Modal, also referred to as high wet modulus rayon (HMV), is a sustainable alternative to viscose rayon. The raw material for the manufacturing of modal is cellulose extracted from the hardwood trees

Ankur Textiles, Lifestyle Division of Arvind Limited, part of the US$ 1.7 billion textile to technology conglomerate, launches a wide range of modal, viscose, cotton Lycra blended fabrics

For more than five decades, Ankur has been designing high-quality voiles ranging from 100 percent cotton to all fancy blends that are available throughout India and exported to Switzerland, Middle

Lenzing to invest in modal production process

Lenzing to invest in modal production process

Lenzing Modal branded fibers are an important part in Lenzingâ€™s fiber portfolio. The fibers specialists stand out with 50 years of experience in the production and marketing of the fibers. By