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About Suzhou Yi-silk Co.,Ltd Microfiber&Cotton

Quality is our culture! Our Suzhou Yi-silk Co.,Ltd is one of the market leader of microfiber. our sales pitch is with us your money in safe your business in safe, hopefully to be your honest and trustworthy supplier in china. 1:What is microfiber? Perfected in the the 1960’s in Japan by Dr. Miyoshi Okamoto, Microfiber is a synthetic fiber that is finer than a strand of silk, which in turn is one fifth the diameter of a human hair. Microfiber is made from a combination of polyesters and polyamides and is stronger and more durable than natural fibers. 2:Who use microfiber? Commercial microfiber mops and cloths use in hospital and hotel janitorial departments is growing due to microfiber’s long-term economy, color-coding to lessen cross-contamination, and ability to efficiently eradicate bacteria. The automotive industry adopted commercial microfiber cloths for their streak-free properties and lint-less finishing. Microfiber sheets, pillowcases, and throws are economical, soft, and durable. Perfect for hardwearing modern families. 3:How is commercial microfiber cloth made? Incredibly strong, the yarn’s strength comes from a process called splitting whereby single fiber is divided up to ten times then spun back together to create a stronger, more intertwined, yarn (great for trapping dirt). Splitting timing is critical. Splitting fiber over extended periods of time‘cook’ the fiber which breaks down, forming lint (a microfiber no-no). If the splitting process is too short, it saves production cost and the potential for lint. However, less time splitting results in a less absorbent cloth. Improper, unaudited, splitting inhibits the cloth’s effectiveness. 4:Why is microfiber safer to use than cotton? The cross section of a microfiber yarn reveals a ‘cracked’ star pattern which collects more particles of dirt than natural fibers. During the splitting process a positive electric ‘static’ charge embedded within the fiber. This charge pulls dirt to the microfiber