When you see ordinary cloth that is usually soft, do you
ever wonder just how small the linear strands that create this cloth is?
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As you can see throughout these
pictures, unlike ordinary fibers, these fibers, called microfibers, are indeed
micro small. They have to be looked under the microscope to see it at the size
of an ordinary strand of fiber.
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When actually measure them,
the strands make less than a diameter of the size of an ordinary line of
silk (1/5 the diameter of a human hair).
Normally,
either polymer chains also called Polyesters or the macro molecules called
Polyamides create these small waves of fiber.
With these micro fibers, they are
used to form items such as mats, knits, cloths, cleaning products, etc.
The way they shape and combine the
synthetic fibers results in different characteristics starting from softness
and absorption to water repellent and filtration.
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