The main six features of ultra-fine fiber towels are as follows:

High absorbency: Ultra-fine fibers are divided into eight petals using tulip-petal technology, which increases the fiber surface area and the number of pores in the fabric. This enhances the absorption effect by utilizing the capillary sucking effect. Rapid absorption and rapid drying become its distinctive characteristics.

High cleaning power: The fiber fineness is 1/10 of silk and 1/200 of human hair. Its special cross-section can more effectively capture particles as small as a few micrometers, making it very effective in cleaning and removing oil.

Non-shaving: High-strength synthetic fiber filaments, resistant to breaking, and using precise weaving techniques, it does not pull threads or come off the roll, and the fibers are also less likely to come off the surface of the towel. When used to make cleaning cloths, car cloths, it is particularly suitable for wiping shiny paint surfaces, electroplated surfaces, glass, gauges, and LCD screens, during the car film application process, it can achieve an extremely ideal effect for cleaning the glass.

Long Service Life: Due to the high strength and excellent durability of ultra-fine fibers, the service life of these fibers is more than four times that of ordinary towels. After multiple washings, they do not become deformed. Moreover, the high-polymer polymer fibers do not undergo protein hydrolysis like cotton fibers, meaning they do not become cool or moldy after use. They do not rot or deteriorate, making them extremely long-lasting.

Easy to Clean: When using ordinary towels, especially those made from natural fibers, the dust, oils, and dirt on the surface of the object being cleaned are directly absorbed into the fiber. After use, these residues remain in the fibers, making them difficult to remove. Over time, these fibers can even become hard and lose their elasticity, affecting their use. However, ultra-fine fiber towels absorb contaminants between the fibers (not within the fibers), and due to their high fiber density and strength, they have strong adhesion. After use, they can be cleaned with just water or a little detergent.

Colorfast: The dyeing process uses TF-215 and other dyes specifically formulated for ultra-fine fiber materials. These dyes have excellent slow-dyeing, transfer, high-temperature dispersion, and color-fading properties, all meeting strict international export standards. The most notable advantage is its colorfastness, which means there will be no concern about color transfer during cleaning, ensuring a clean and uncontaminated surface.

Towels are made from textile fibers, with a surface of looped or cut loops. They are typically made from pure cotton yarn, with some mixed yarns or chemical fiber yarns used. Towels are woven on special machines. They are divided into knitted and woven fabrics based on weaving methods, and can be used for various purposes such as face towels, pillowcases, bath towels, quilt covers, and sofa towels. In addition, there are also towel fabrics used for sewing clothing. The surface is dense with loops, soft to the touch, with strong water absorption and retention, durability, and good insulation. Common patterns include all-white towels, plain-colored towels, striped towels, printed towels, silk-finished towels, spiral-patterned towels, jacquard towels, and jacquard printed towels. They are used for cleaning and wiping directly on textiles that come into contact with the body (such as face towels, bath towels, quilt covers, etc.).