Regenerated fibers are synthesized by the regeneration of natural polymeric materials, including wood pulp, cotton waste, and other plant-based materials. Regenerated fibers are divided into four groups - cellulosic fiber (viscose rayon, cupro, modal etc.), cellulosic ester (acetate, triacetate etc.), protein-based fiber (casein, aeir, azlon etc.) and miscellaneous (alginate, rubber etc.). Due to excellent finish and texture, and high breathability and softness, regenerated fibers can be used to create a wide range of textiles, including clothing, home furnishings, and industrial fabrics.
STEMart provides a wide range of testing services to evaluate the properties of regenerated fibers.
Physical Properties Analysis
- Air permeability
- Color fastness
- Oil content
- Humidity permeability
- Purity
- Density
- Surface morphology
- Molecular weight
- Specific gravity
- Linear density
Chemical Properties Analysis
- Quantitative analysis
- Fiber components identification
Mechanical Properties Analysis
- Tensile testing
- Bending testing
- Abrasion and wear testing
- Stiffness testing
- Dynamic mechanical analysis
Combustion Performance Evaluation
- Flammability testing
- Buring testing
Electrical Properties Analysis
- Anti-static performance
For more information about our regenerated fiber testing services, please contact us.