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This polyamide-imide fibre, which shares many characteristics with poly (meta-aramid) fibres, is utilised in heat- and fire-resistant apparel.
100% Kermel cloth is frequently used in firefighting applications where strong physical resistance is required .The natural fibre known as rayon filament yarn, which is similarly formed from wood or cotton pulp, is most frequently created by the reaction of cellulose with caustic soda. It is frequently used to create fabrics for many different purposes, including household and garment textiles.
Cellulose fibres, such as cotton, linen, and viscose, easily catch fire, and if the garment has not been treated with a flame retardant, the flames spread quickly. The fabric burns more readily the thinner it is.
The yarn with strands on each end that are infinite is called filament yarn. Filament refers to the infinite, continuous fibre. Although each staple fibre in spun yarn is discontinuous even if the yarn as a whole is continuous.
Cotton is a natural fabric made from plants, however viscose cannot be classified as either a natural fabric or a pure synthetic. Between natural and synthetic fibres, viscose lies. It’s made of recycled cellulose fibres.
FLAME RETARDANT VISCOSE FILAMENT YARN MARKET SIZE AND FORECAST
The Global Flame Retardant Viscose Filament Yarn market accounted for $XX Billion in 2022 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
The Nofia technology from FRX Innovations will be used by Reliance Industries Limited (RIL), an Indian producer of polyester filament yarns and staple fibres, to improve the sustainability of their Recron FS fire-resistant polyester.
Recron FS is more environmentally friendly and technically superior for polyester textile applications because to Nofia’s polymeric phosphorus-based chemistry.
Nofia additives have received certification from OEKO-TEX Standard 100 for textile applications as well as other sustainability certifications from organisations like ChemForward, Green Screen, and TCO, certifying that the technology complies with these international standards for safety and sustainability.
Textile producers are relying on cutting-edge technologies like FRX’s Nofia, which enables sustainable products, to satisfy the objectives of a circular economy, including the 3Rs of the waste hierarchy: reduce, recycle, and reuse, RIL said in a press statement.
Leading international textile firms are becoming more interested in more environmentally friendly, fire-resistant technology, according to RIL. Recron FS is a product developed by RIL as part of its significant R&D accomplishments to fulfil its promise to introduce new goods that are fully sustainable throughout their entire lifecycles and make responsible use of natural resources.
In order to guarantee that standard procedures are followed across the value chain, Reliance also performs sustainability due diligence and audits of its suppliers. This involves a rigorous screening and assessment process in both the pre-award and post-award stages.
