In response to the nonwovens market’s need for expanded formulation options with fine fibers, Eastman Chemical Company is enhancing its platform capability with a 4.5-micron diameter PET microfiber, specifically designed for wetlaid processing.
In response to the nonwovens market's need for expanded formulation options with fine fibers, Eastman Chemical Company is enhancing its platform #
This addition to the family of Eastman Cyphrex microfibers comes less than a year after the successful launch in April 2013 of its commercially available 2.5-micron diameter microfiber.
In response to the nonwovens market's need for expanded formulation options with fine fibers, Eastman Chemical Company is enhancing its platform #
When blended, these highly uniform microfibers can allow the formulator to help pinpoint permeability and control pore size, resulting in greater precision for targeted functionality.
In response to the nonwovens market's need for expanded formulation options with fine fibers, Eastman Chemical Company is enhancing its platform #
Changing size The introduction of this larger, 4.5-micron (0.2-denier), round PET fiber opens up the space formulators can access with regard to targeting specific pore sizes and desired permeability in their media, making it a highly suitable material for filtration applications.
In response to the nonwovens market's need for expanded formulation options with fine fibers, Eastman Chemical Company is enhancing its platform #
In addition, it opens more possibilities for manufacturers, and can provide even better formation, or sheet uniformity, when compared with the 2.5-micron (0.06-denier) fiber. More possibilities Eastman Cyphrex microfibers offer a unique combination of capability in variation of size, shape and material, a high level of uniformity and consistency, and ease of wetlaid processing.
In response to the nonwovens market's need for expanded formulation options with fine fibers, Eastman Chemical Company is enhancing its platform #
This combination opens new possibilities to nonwovens formulators and their customers in achieving an expanded reach of desired properties with a high degree of precision and consistency.
In response to the nonwovens market's need for expanded formulation options with fine fibers, Eastman Chemical Company is enhancing its platform #
“The new 4.5-micron fiber demonstrates our capability of changing size, and manufacturers can use this unique fiber to pinpoint permeability and pore size and to improve media uniformity even further,” said Fred Dulin, director, microfibers platform, Eastman.
In response to the nonwovens market's need for expanded formulation options with fine fibers, Eastman Chemical Company is enhancing its platform #
“These results demonstrate that significant value can be created in nonwoven formulations through specific design of fiber size characteristics and insights provided by industry-standard application development capabilities.”
In response to the nonwovens market's need for expanded formulation options with fine fibers, Eastman Chemical Company is enhancing its platform #
Boiler Plate ContentAbout Eastman Chemical Company Eastman is a global specialty chemical company that produces a broad range of products found in items people use every day. With a portfolio of specialty businesses, Eastman works with customers to deliver innovative products and solutions while maintaining a commitment to safety and sustainability.
In response to the nonwovens market's need for expanded formulation options with fine fibers, Eastman Chemical Company is enhancing its platform #
Its market-driven approaches take advantage of world-class technology platforms and leading positions in attractive end-markets such as transportation, building and construction and consumables. Eastman focuses on creating consistent, superior value for all stakeholders.
In response to the nonwovens market's need for expanded formulation options with fine fibers, Eastman Chemical Company is enhancing its platform #
As a globally diverse company,Eastman serves customers in approximately 100 countries and had 2013 revenues of approximately $9.4 billion. The company is headquartered in Kingsport, Tenn., USA, and employs approximately 14,000 people around the world.
In response to the nonwovens market's need for expanded formulation options with fine fibers, Eastman Chemical Company is enhancing its platform #
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