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What is Recycled PET?

Recycled PET (rPET) is a type of plastic that is made from used PET bottles or containers. PET stands for polyethylene terephthalate, which is a very inert polymer that creates a barrier for oxygen and water. rPET can be reprocessed and reused in various applications, such as clothing, carpets, food trays, and new bottles. rPET has many environmental benefits, such as reducing greenhouse gas emissions, saving energy, and conserving natural resources.

How is Recycled PET made?

To make rPET, used PET bottles or containers are collected, sorted by color and type, cleaned of any labels or contaminants, shredded into flakes, washed again, dried, melted into pellets or sheets. The pellets or sheets can then be used to make new products with rPET.

Why we use Recycled PET?

We use recycled PET for various reasons, some of them are:

• To reduce their reliance on fossil fuels and natural resources.
• To save energy and lower greenhouse gas emissions.
• To prevent plastic waste from ending up in landfills and oceans.
• To appeal to environmentally conscious consumers who prefer sustainable products.

What is Recycled nylon?

Recycled nylon is a type of nylon that is made from recycled material, such as fishing nets, plastic bottles and other products. It is a more sustainable alternative to virgin nylon, which is made from petroleum.

How is Recycled nylon made?

The process to make recycled nylon fabric involves breaking down nylon waste into its chemical components and then recombining them into new nylon sheets. The nylon waste can come from various sources, such as fishing nets and plastic scraps. The breaking down process is called hydrolysis, which uses water and chemicals. The new nylon sheets are then heated up and fed into a spinneret to form fibers, which are woven together into a fabric material.

Why we use Recycled nylon?

Recycled nylon has many benefits, such as:

• It diverts waste from landfills and oceans.
• It uses much fewer resources than virgin nylon (including water, energy and fossil fuel).
• It has the same properties as nylon, such as strength, elasticity, durability and quick-drying.
• It can be used for various products, such as clothing, accessories and outdoor gear.

What is Bamboo fiber?

Using sustainable materials is an essential part of reducing our carbon footprint. Not only are these materials better for the environment, they also make long-lasting products that are more durable and cost effective in the long run.

How is Bamboo fiber made?

Bamboo fiber is mainly produced by chemical processing. This involves using chemicals such as sodium hydroxide and carbon disulfide to extract cellulose from bamboo stems and leaves, and then dissolving and spinning it into fibers. This process is cheaper and faster than mechanical processing, which uses natural enzymes to break down bamboo into a soft substance that can be combed into fibers.

Why we use Bamboo fiber?

Bamboo fiber has some features that make it suitable for various applications, such as:

• It is soft, breathable, and moisture-wicking.
• It has antibacterial and anti-odor properties.
• It is biodegradable and eco-friendly.

What is Lyocell fiber?

Lyocell fiber is a type of rayon, which is a cellulosic fiber made from plant-based materials, such as wood pulp. It was trademarked as Tencel by Courtaulds Fibres, and today is used for various applications, such as clothing, bedding, towels, medical dressings and industrial filters.

How is Lyocell fiber made?

Lyocell fiber is different from other types of rayon because it uses a solvent spinning process to dissolve and regenerate cellulose. This process does not involve any chemical substitution or intermediates, which makes lyocell fiber more environmentally friendly and pure than other types of rayon.

Why we use Lyocell fiber?

Lyocell fiber includes various advantages, including:

• It is biodegradable and environmentally friendly.
• It has a soft and smooth texture that drapes well.
• It is breathable, anti-bacterial and moisture absorbent.
• It can be blended with other fibers, such as cotton, polyester, wool and silk.

What is Banana fiber?

Banana fiber is a natural fiber obtained from the pseudo-stem of banana plant. It is a bast fiber with relatively good mechanical properties.

How is Banana fiber made?

Banana fiber is extracted manually or mechanically from the pseudo-stem using a low-cost fiber extraction process. The average fiber yield is only 1%–2% on a dry weight basis.

Why we use Banana fiber?

Banana fiber is popular material that is eco-friendly, biodegradable, durable, strong, lightweight and breathable. It can be used for various applications such as textiles, paper, handicrafts and composite materials.

What is Pineapple fiber?

Pineapple fiber is a type of textile fabric made from pineapple leaf fiber, which is a natural fiber extracted from the waste leaves of pineapple plants.

How is Pineapple fiber made?

Pineapple fiber is made by extracting the fibers from the leaves, washing and drying them, spinning them into yarns, and weaving them into fabrics. Sometimes, pineapple fiber is combined with other fibers such as silk or polyester to create different types of fabrics with different properties.

Why we use Pineapple fiber?

Pineapple fiber is popular for its environmental and aesthetic benefits. It is a sustainable and biodegradable fabric that reduces waste and saves water and energy. It also provides income for farmers who grow pineapples. Pineapple fiber has a soft, fine and lustrous texture that resembles linen. It is lightweight, durable and easy to care for. It can be used for making clothing, accessories, home decor and paper products.