Description

Raw material, which was used to create these fibers, is natural Baltic amber, succinite, is obtained in the Baltic Sea region. It has formed within *0 million years of fossilization from resin of pine trees.

Amber is subjected to a specially developed process that includes multi-stage purification from impurities; initial milling and separation to fractions, depending on the particle size; micronization in water media to the nanoparticle size. This processing of amber allows obtaining micro and nanoparticles of amber with round shape and smooth surface. Composite amber fibers are produced from amber powder and polyamide by double extrusion process. Due to the round shape of particles amber biological properties is remaining and fibers do not broken in production process. As a result composite amber fibers are obtained in which amber particles are evenly dispersed in polyamide matrix.

- elasticity

- softness

- comfort

- good color fastness

- weather resistance