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JOURNAL

Vol.2|Fabrics that ”spin the future”, friendly to people and the earth

Human- and earth-friendly fibers for the future.
- A Researcher's Perspective and Future Prospects. -

  

The research team at Pieclex faces daily the challenge of balancing the development of sustainable materials with functionality that is useful in daily life.
The issues of durability and processability, which had been considered a challenge since the beginning of the development, have been gradually cleared through material improvements and repeated demonstration tests.

For example, even with the same polylactic acid, Pieclex fibers are more durable than other companies' products, and comparative tests under severe environments have shown that the quality can be maintained for a long time.
Now that the difficulty of dyeing has been overcome, the “face” of the product has finally become visible.

We are the only company in the textile industry that is working on the “antibacterial effect by electricity. Because there is no precedent, it is essential to accumulate data on a daily basis.

Murata's analysis technology is also used in the research to determine the reaction and correlation between the fibers.
These steady and steady steps are supporting the evolution of materials.

 

Pieclex has a piezoelectric effect for antibacterial effect, moisture retention and odor control, and biodegradability.
The multifunctional properties of Pieklex expand its potential as a material that is gentle to those with sensitive skin, including infants and young children.
Although there are some precautions such as avoiding ironing and tumble-drying, this material, which is both gentle and highly functional, will naturally coexist with people and the environment in everyday life.

Regarding the affinity with ENSULO, he said, “Relaxed wear and the theme of ‘people-friendly fibers’ are a great match.
The warmth and gentleness of the material will relax the wearer's mind and body.
With such a future in mind, Pieclex's research continues quietly today.