Differentiated & Functional Regenerated Cellulose Fiber
Differentiated functional cellulose fibers offer enhanced properties like moisture control and durability, serving apparel, home, and industrial needs.
Viscose staple fiber is a regenerated cellulose fiber made from natural materials like cotton or wood pulp. Through processes such as alkalization, aging, and xanthation, the cellulose is transformed into a soluble compound, dissolved in an alkaline solution, and then spun into fibers using a wet spinning method. As one of the first chemical fibers produced on an industrial scale, viscose is valued for its excellent moisture absorption, comfort, and ease of spinning. It’s commonly blended or woven with cotton, wool, or synthetic fibers for clothing and decorative textiles.
Silver Hawk currently uses regenerated wood pulp as the primary raw material and has successfully developed over 50 products across nine major series, including flame-retardant fibers, protein fibers, antibacterial fibers, special-shaped fibers, and rare-earth fibers. With a product differentiation rate of over 90%, four of the company’s products have been selected in the "China Fiber Fashion Trends." These products are widely used in high-end textiles, medical and healthcare, industrial, and military fields.
New fibers, such as rare-earth antibacterial, phase-change energy storage, plant extracts, and hemp fibers, are used in premium yarns and garments, enhancing comfort and brand value. Flame-retardant fibers are commonly used in firefighting and military industries, while ultra-short fibers are used in hygiene products. Pre-carbonized fibers are applied in photovoltaic insulation. These products have received strong market recognition and have become a cornerstone in the viscose fiber market.
Characteristics of
Differentiated & Functional RCF
Enhanced Functionality: Tailored for applications like flame retardancy, moisture management, and antibacterial effects.
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Improved Comfort: Soft texture and high breathability, ideal for wearable applications.
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Durability: Enhanced strength and resistance to wear and tear compared to traditional cellulose fibers.
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Versatile Performance: Adaptable to various industries, including textiles, medical products, and filtration systems.
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Eco-Friendly: Derived from renewable cellulose sources, often biodegradable and sustainable.
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Specialized Features: Includes hollow fibers for insulation, or high-absorbency fibers for hygiene and medical use.
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Aesthetic Properties: Excellent dyeing capability with vibrant colors and consistent finishes.
The Six Core Series of
Differentiated & Functional RCF
Silver Hawk was a pioneer in adopting a differentiated development strategy for regenerated cellulose fibers, aiming to build a leading production base for these fibers in China. Today, the company offers nine series and over 50 varieties of regenerated cellulose fiber products.
