The fibers

OnceMore® can be processed into MMCF* products such as viscose, modal and lyocell. And the diffrent fibers can also be processed in diffrent ways; staple fibers or filament fibers.

*Also called: Regnereated Cellulosic Fibers

Diffrent types of fibers

Viscose

The pulp fibers are modified before the dissolution. Other names are: Rayon and artificial silk.

Lyocell

In the lyocell process, the pulp fibers are dissolved directly, without prior modification. In our collaboration with Filippa K we devoloped a lyocell fiber.

Modal

Modal is a modified viscose process for producing stronger and more durable fibers.

Staple fiber

Learn about Viscose Staple Fibers:

VSF
The fiber is cut during production. Most common length of a staple fiber is 40mm. They can be shorter or longer.
Cotton and wool are examples of natural staple fibers.
Staple fibers are delivered in bales to yarn spinners.

Sanyou talkes about Staple Fibers

Filament fiber

Learn more about Viscose Filament Yarn

VFY
An endlessly long fiber (<1000mm) like silk
The filament yarn is wound on bobbins and then delivered to fabric manufacturer.

Bailu talkes about Filament Fibers

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