What is Cationic Fabric?

Update:31 Mar

Cationic fabric is a kind of polyester fabric that feels soft and comfortable to wear. It has bright colors and similar effects to natural fabrics, and it also has good elasticity and hygienic properties. It is suitable for high-end underwear, swimwear and sportswear.

Compared with ordinary polyester, cationic fabric has bright color, softer feel, and better elasticity. It is also resistant to abrasion and easy to wash. It can be dyed with cationic dyes at a temperature of 110 degrees.

It has a two-color effect (in the warp direction, cationic yarns are dyed, while ordinary polyester yarns are not). This can reduce the cost of the fabric and provide a better hemp-like effect.

This kind of fabric is very popular in the market, and it can be used to produce high-end underwear, sportswear and swimwear. The fabrics are durable and have a very low shrinkage rate.

The abrasion resistance of the fabrics is good, and it can be dyed with cationic dyes, which makes them very convenient to wear. When the fabrics are mixed with artificial fibers such as polyester and spandex, they have better strength and elasticity, and their wear resistance is second only to nylon.

To meet the needs of the textile industry, a bifunctional cationic polymer with a moderate cationic degree and low molecular weight was synthesized. It was further utilized for the modification of cotton fabrics and exhibited good flocculation properties.