Antibacterial Fabric

Chitosan has natural antibacterial effects, with a very high broad-spectrum antibacterial rate. More than 90% of common bacteria cannot survive on chitosan fibers.

Zinc oxide has been widely proven to possess powerful antibacterial
properties, making it a natural and effective protective element.

By taking discarded oyster shells and subjecting them to high-temperature calcination to create a natural antibacterial ingredient, the powder of shells is added to the masterbatch. This addition imparts textiles with long-lasting anti-odour, antibacterial, far-infrared
radiation, and low thermal conductivity characteristics.

This aldehyde organic compound possesses antioxidant properties and the ability to inhibit bacterial growth. Through
patented technology, the natural cinnamon extract is incorporated into the masterbatch, endowing textiles with long-lasting anti-odour and antibacterial effects.