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4 results for “cellulose” in materials
- Bacterial celluloseBacterial cellulose is a remarkable fibrous structural component of biofilms created through fermentation. This organic material is toxic-free and exhibits exceptional tensile strength, making it stronger than traditional plant-based cellulose. The bacterial cellulose samples are dyed with pigments derived from vegetables and fungi.
- Ekovilla Cellulose Insulation SlabEkovilla Cellulose Insulation Slab is an eco-friendly insulation solution designed for walls, roofs, and floors. Crafted from pure cellulose fibers sourced from recycled newspapers, this insulation panel brings sustainability and performance together. Bound together with bonding fibers and treated with flame-retardant salts, it delivers strong fire resistance while maintaining its natural benefits.
- Recovered cellulose acetateThis fabric is made from recycled cigarette filters, transforming one of the most common yet overlooked waste streams into a valuable textile resource. Cigarette filters are composed of cellulose acetate, a semi-synthetic polymer derived from cellulose. The process begins with the large-scale collection of discarded cigarette butts, followed by a purification phase designed to remove tar, nicotine, and other toxic residues. Once cleaned, the filters are shredded into short fibres that are processed into a soft, felt-like nonwoven material.
- MicroFibrillated CelluloseExilva MicroFibrillated Cellulose or MFC is a new performance additive made from natural raw materials, designed to outperform current oil-based technologies, in a more sustainable way. MFC is typically sourced from softwood and hardwood sources, as well as vegetable sources. Exilva is an additive for a variety of applications. It is delivered as a 2% suspension, a 10% paste, or as dry film.
