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Cellulose Diacetate
Cellulose diacetate are important derivatives obtained through the acetylation reaction of cellulose. Due to the retention of some hydroxyl groups in their molecular structure and a moderate degree of acetyl substitution, they combine the renewability of natural cellulose with the processability of synthetic materials.
Raw material: high-purity wood pulp/cotton pulp
Form: White powder particles or flake
Standard: GB/T32117-2015
Capacity: Annual production of 30000 tons CDA
Purpose: Widely used in tobacco, textile, packaging and plastics and other fields.
It can be customized according to customer needs
Cellulose diacetate tow
Cellulose diacetate tow is a polymer material made from natural cellulose (wood, cotton linters, etc.) through acetylation treatment into diacetate cellulose, and then processed by spinning and other techniques. This material possesses a Y-shaped monofilament cross-sectional structure, exhibiting excellent moisture absorption, breathability, and adsorption properties.
Raw material: high-purity wood pulp/cotton pulp
Technology: proprietary acetic esterification process
Specification: Single fiber 2.2-22, total fiber 15000--40000
Standard: Compliant with YC/T 26-2017
Applications: cigarette filters, high-end textiles
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