Solutions for novel cellulosic fiber production
Man-made cellulosic fibers (MMCF), produced by dissolving cellulose with chemicals, utilize advanced chemical processes to transform wood pulp or other cellulose sources into textile fibers like viscose and lyocell. MMCF technologies allow precise control over fiber properties, such as strength and texture, making them ideal for diverse textile applications. In addition to MMCF, novel technologies for producing cellulose-based textile fibers are emerging, and Valmet aims to remain at the forefront of these developments.
We can support your whole fiber production process. Valmet's solutions for dissolving pulp and stock preparation treat fibers for textile applications, ensuring the required quality for further processing.
If the process involves reducing fiber size to microfibrillated cellulose (MFC), our expertise in MFC production technologies can be optimized for direct application in man-made fiber production for textiles. Additionally, we can produce MFC for research and development purposes at our pilot facilities or directly on-site.
Dissolving pulp for novel textile fibers
Continuous advancements in chemical dissolution are driving innovation and efficiency in fiber production. In the dissolving pulp business, the key to profitability is consistently making high-purity pulp with the right alpha-cellulose content to exactly meet your customers’ specifications, day after day, year after year.
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Valmet is actively exploring opportunities in this field and we continue to support our customers in their development projects. Contact us for further discussions.
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