Which is better, acetate fiber or Tencel?

Acetic fiber and Tencel are two common chemical fiber materials, which have some different characteristics and uses. Here are some of their comparisons:

1, physical properties: acetate fiber is usually soft, shiny and fine. Tencel feels rough, but it can also be improved by special treatment.

2, hygroscopicity: acetate fiber has good hygroscopicity, can absorb and release water, so that the human body remains dry and comfortable. Tencel has poor hygroscopicity and is easy to generate static electricity.

3. Air permeability: Because acetate fiber has good hygroscopicity, it has good air permeability. Tencel has poor air permeability.

4. Durability: Acetic fiber is fragile and easily damaged. Tencel is relatively more durable, with high strength and wear resistance.

5. Price: In terms of price, acetate fiber is usually relatively cheap, while the cost of Tencel is higher. Generally speaking, acetate fiber is suitable for making soft, shiny and hygroscopic products, such as underwear and household items. Tencel is suitable for bedding, curtains and other products that need high strength and wear resistance. When selecting materials, you can evaluate the characteristics of these two materials according to the specific needs and expected uses, and choose the materials that are most suitable for your own needs. At the same time, quality assurance and environmental impact are also factors to be considered.