CORN FIBER

Corn fiber, also known as polylactic acid fiber or PLA fiber (Poly Lactic Acid), is a raw material that can be biodegraded, recycled, composted, and will not cause environmental pollution when incinerated. In the textile industry, the Sorona® developed by DuPont is well known to everyone. The source of its ingredients is the inedible No. 2 corn. The yarn made by polymerization and then spinning can reduce the consumption of petroleum resources by 37% in the process. No. 2 corn can be planted in dry land, seaside, private wetland, etc., and does not occupy the agricultural land area of ​​agricultural products. The processed residue can be used as feed, and the corn leaves and stalks can also be used to extract biomass ethanol as fuel, and the whole plant can be fully utilized. , The fabric has good strength, good drapability, comfortable hand feel and does not irritate the skin. Overall, it is both environmentally friendly and practical.