What material is microfiber cloth made of? The raw material of microfiber cloth is generally polyester-nylon composite yarn. Whether it is nylon, polyester or other materials, as long as the fineness is 0.3 denier, it is microfiber. However, it is very difficult to actually produce such fine fibers when producing fabrics. Nowadays, anything with a fineness of 1.0 denier is called microfiber cloth on the market.
The definition of microfiber varies. Generally, fibers with a fineness of 0.3 denier (5 microns in diameter) or less are called microfibers. . 0.00009 denier ultra-fine wire has been produced abroad. If such a wire was pulled from the earth to the moon, its weight would not exceed 5 grams. Our country is currently able to produce 0.13-0.3 denier ultrafine fibers.
Due to its extremely fine fineness, ultrafine fiber greatly reduces the stiffness of the filament, making the fabric feel extremely soft. Thin fibers can also increase the layered structure of the filament, increase the specific surface area and capillary effect, making the fiber The internal reflected light is distributed more delicately on the surface, giving it an elegant silk-like luster and good moisture absorption and dissipation. Clothes made of microfiber are comfortable, beautiful, warm, breathable, have good drape and fullness, and are also significantly improved in hydrophobicity and antifouling properties. Different organizational structures can be designed by taking advantage of the large specific surface area and softness. It absorbs more sunlight heat or dissipates body temperature faster to keep warm in winter and cool in summer.
