Annual Meeting Of China Health Care Functional Textiles Held In Hanchuan, Hubei

Recently, the annual meeting of China health care functional textiles was held in Hanchuan, Hubei, and a new type of fiber material, chitosan fiber non-woven fabric, was officially released.

Professor Ma Jianwei, an expert in the development of non-woven fabrics and professor of Qiingdao University, said in an interview that chitosan is a high molecular substance derived from chitin after chemical treatment. It is mainly derived from shrimp shell crab shell. It is the second largest biological resource in the world after plant fiber. It can be self degraded and will not pollute the environment.

Chitosan fiber is not only like mulberry

It has the advantages of "light, thin and pparent", and has good antibacterial and chelating adsorption properties. It has broad application prospects in the fields of mask, diaper, sanitary napkin and cushion.

According to the introduction, most of the base cloth needed for the production of China's high-end mask production is made of 384 silk mask paper produced by Japanese enterprises, which results in a shortage of market supply.

The above-mentioned chitosan fiber extracted from the shell of shrimp and crab has overcome technical difficulties and began to mass production.

The application of this new technology is expected to break the domestic health care function.

High end raw materials rely on imports for a long time.

Liu Xiaohui, chairman of Hainan Li Tian Industrial Co., Ltd., said that the new non-woven fabric has superior performance and price advantage. "In 2015, it is expected to sell 100 million pieces of mask base cloth."

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Data show that by 2015, the output value of the health care functional textile industry is expected to reach 100 billion yuan, and gradually adjust and pform the traditional textile industry into an industry with high added value and core competitiveness.

At the expert seminar on health care functional textiles, experts at the conference agreed that the health care functional textile industry has become a new sunrise industry with great potential for development. Especially in the current economic pformation and structural adjustment, whoever grasps the core speed has grasped the dominant position of the market.

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The reporter learned that cotton textile leading enterprise Cole Zhejiang Group Limited will open its first overseas factory in Lancaster County, South Carolina, with a total investment of US $218 million.

"The contract has changed from intentional investment to substantive effect. The first phase of the project will start in February 2014 and is expected to be put into operation in October 2014."

Huang Guogang, director of the office of the group office, told reporters that at the end of last year, the company began to look for investment opportunities in Vietnam, India, Pakistan, the United States and other countries. Finally, after actual research and demonstration, the factory location was placed in the United States.

Huang Guogang said that the project's foreign investment is mainly aimed at coping with the high cost of labor and energy in the cotton yarn industry in China, avoiding the international trade barriers to China's textile industry, and promoting the implementation of the internationalization strategy of the enterprises.

The data from Cole group show that the whole project will form 100 of the most advanced air spinning machines in the world today, with an annual output of 15 tons of yarn, including 52 sets of air jet spinning machines and 6 sets of Qing steel couplet. After the commissioning, the production scale will reach 70 thousand tons per year.

Liu Aihua, Secretary General of Zhejiang cotton textile industry association, confirmed to reporters that Zhejiang Zhejiang Group Co., Ltd. is the first cotton textile enterprise to directly invest in Zhejiang Province, which is also the first manufacturing factory set up by Chinese textile enterprises in the US.

Zhang Handong, President of Zhejiang Business Research Institute, told reporters that before the manufacturing industry's foreign investment mainly included equity investment and mergers and acquisitions, it was relatively rare to set up factories directly in developed regions such as the United States. It believed that with the increase of factors such as trade barriers and the rising cost of land, labor and resources, direct foreign investment would be increasing.