Avient has launched CESA™ Fiber Additives, a new generation of infrared heat storage additive formulations designed for fiber textile applications, making it easier for brands to meet consumer demand for lightweight, comfortable outdoor apparel.
Fabrics made with CESA infrared heat storage fiber additives are able to absorb more heat in sunlight. Photothermally active particles added to the fibers help convert the energy of invisible light into heat, thereby improving the thermal performance of clothing in low temperature environments. Exposing this next-generation infrared heat-storage additive to a light source for 10 minutes can heat up polyester and nylon fabrics by up to 12°C. Avient's previous generation of additive products has been the leading solution for the fiber industry, and this product doubles the performance compared to the previous generation.
"Outdoor activities are an integral part of contemporary lifestyles, and even cold weather can't stop people's need for outdoor activities, which has led to an increasing demand for functional clothing that is both warm and lightweight." "We continue to innovate and improve our fabric solutions to help our customers meet the changing needs of consumers and keep them ahead in a dynamic marketplace," said the person.
CESA fiber additives are suitable for applications such as apparel, home textiles and thermal insulation technical fabrics. It can also be formulated with colorants into custom masterbatches to simplify production.
Avient is committed to providing professional and sustainable material solutions, turning customer challenges into opportunities, and constantly innovating to make the world a better place. Examples include:
● Unique technology enhances product recyclability and uses recycled materials, thereby promoting a circular economy
● Lightweight solutions can replace traditional heavier materials such as metal, glass and wood, improving fuel efficiency and reducing carbon footprint of all modes of transportation
● Sustainable infrastructure solutions to improve energy efficiency, renewable energy, natural resource conservation and accessibility of fibre/5G networks
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