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Welcome to
the acetate fiber directory section of the Apparel Search website. In
this section, you will find educational information and links to
resources relevant to acetate fibers. If you work in the apparel
industry or simply have an interest in acetate textiles, this is the
area for you. If you do not find enough information in this section of
our acetate fibers guide, you may wish to
check the
textile section or go back to the
fiber directory main page for additional
textile fiber choices.
If you
work for a company that supplies acetate textile products, you can
use the add your company link at the bottom of this page to create a
listing on the Apparel Search acetate directory pages. You can also
create a listing for your company at the
Textile Industry
Directory by following directions at
that site.
If you wish to read more about acetate, don't
forget to visit the
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view the
textile fiber news area. Also, if you work in the
fashion industry or textile industry, please join us at the
fashion industry
network for discussions about the use of acetate.
Celanese
Acetate : At Celanese Acetate, they are in the
business of creating possibilities. As the world's largest acetate producer,
they continually develop fresh, new ideas. Innovative technology and
some 3,000 people prepared to meet the needs of clients all over the globe.
They think that's a powerful combination. One that has helped them become
the acetate manufacturer of choice in key markets including women's and
men's apparel, linings, home fashions and various industrial end uses.
Mitsubishi Rayon Group : These semi-synthetic fibers, made mainly from
natural pulp,have the feel of natural fibers and the special properties and
reliability of synthetic fibers. Their gloss and silky feel is very close to
those of high-quality silk. They take dyes easily and hang well.
Mitsubishi Rayon Group companies are also engaged in the production of
textiles, principally made from acetate fibers and polyester fibers. By
combining various fibers, functional textiles with a variety of textures and
colors can be created.
Swicofil :
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Cellulose Acetate can be converted to a wide range of products from
tough, clear, impact-resistant plastics to soft, drapeable, absorbent
fabrics. As a textile fiber, cellulose
acetate processes well in both weaving and knitting operations, is
readily dyed, and results in breathable fabrics with excellent
aesthetics and comfort.
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