The Fabrication and Functional Properties of Cooling and Anti-UV Polyamide 6 Fiber Products-Juniper Publishers


Due to rapid changes in climate and increasingly serious environmental pollution, the wearer gradually feels the discomfort caused by the hot weather Therefore, the fiber products with cooling and anti-UV, antibacterial, moisture absorption and water absorption etc. functions become an urgent need. Recently, the composites of polymer and functional additives have attracted much more attention and made a great advance in the fiber, polymer, film, and composite materials field. One of the most prevalent or popular classes of fiber is composed of materials containing an organic binding matrix with inorganic material as the functional fillers. To overcome the disadvantage of regular Polyamide 6 fiber products, composites incorporates organic polyamide and functional inorganic fillers have been developed to improve functional properties of polyamide fabrics.

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