Most products face the problem of flame retardant performance attenuation, but EM-FR01 flame retardant fiber breaks the convention with its unique molecular structure and innovative process. After long-term use and multiple washings, it can still stably exert its flame retardant effect, building a long-term defense line for safety protection.
Unique structure casts the foundation of performance
The stable flame retardant performance of EM-FR01 flame retardant fiber is rooted in its specially designed molecular structure. The fiber uses polymer polymerization technology to firmly embed the flame retardant group into the fiber macromolecular chain in the form of chemical bonds to form a stable flame retardant system. This chemical bonding method is different from the simple surface coating or physical adsorption of ordinary flame retardant fibers, making the flame retardant component an inherent part of the fiber structure. When the fiber encounters external effects such as friction and washing in daily use, the flame retardant group will not fall off or migrate easily, and it will always be closely combined with the fiber body, thereby ensuring the stability and durability of the flame retardant performance.
Strict process ensures continuous performance
In order to achieve long-term flame retardancy, EM-FR01 flame retardant fiber adopts advanced and strict manufacturing process in the production process. From raw material selection to fiber molding, each link is precisely controlled. In the spinning stage, by optimizing parameters such as temperature and pressure, the flame retardant is evenly dispersed inside the fiber to avoid local uneven concentration. In the post-processing process, special cross-linking technology is used to further strengthen the connection between the fiber molecular chains and improve the overall stability and anti-destruction ability of the fiber. Even after frequent washing, the fiber structure will not be easily destroyed by external forces, and the flame retardant performance can be fully retained.
Safety protection in home scenes
In the home environment, textiles are closely related to people's daily lives, and their safety is of vital importance. When bedding, curtains and other fabrics are made of EM-FR01 flame retardant fiber, they can continue to provide reliable fire protection for the family. During daily sleep, fabrics such as sheets and quilts will inevitably rub against the human body. The flame retardant effect of ordinary flame retardant fabrics will gradually weaken under long-term friction, while bedding made of EM-FR01 flame retardant fiber can maintain stable flame retardant properties no matter how many times it is rubbed. Household fabrics need to be washed regularly. Ordinary flame retardant fibers may lose their flame retardant effect after multiple washes, but EM-FR01 flame retardant fiber, with its stability, can still meet the flame retardant standard requirements even after dozens of washes, always protecting the safety of family members' lives and property, making home life more secure.
Reliable responsibility in industrial applications
In the industrial field, the durability requirements for flame retardant fibers are more stringent. For example, in industries working in harsh environments such as high temperature and high dust, flame retardant protective equipment must not only withstand frequent physical wear, but also face multiple tests such as chemical erosion and high temperature baking. EM-FR01 flame retardant fiber has become an ideal choice in the field of industrial protection due to its and stable flame retardant properties. Industrial workers wearing protective clothing containing this fiber will not weaken the flame retardant ability of protective clothing due to frequent physical activities, friction, contact with oil, etc. during daily operations. Even after intensive use and multiple professional washings, protective clothing can still play an effective protective role in the event of a fire, providing workers with a solid safety barrier and reducing the risk of occupational injuries caused by fire.