This material uses tea residues left over from the production of beverages made with Taiwan Ruby Black Tea No. 18. The recovered tea residues are converted into biochar through pyrolysis and then ground into nanoscale powder. The powder is combined with other formulation ingredients and textile raw materials to produce masterbatch, which can subsequently be processed into yarn, fabric and other textile products. The resulting textiles offer heat-retention and thermal-insulation properties.more
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This material uses tea residues left over from the production of beverages made with Taiwan Ruby Black Tea No. 18. The recovered tea residues are converted into biochar through pyrolysis and then ground into nanoscale powder. The powder is combined with other formulation ingredients and textile raw materials to produce masterbatch, which can subsequently be processed into yarn, fabric and other textile products. The resulting textiles offer heat-retention and thermal-insulation properties.
◙ Heat-resistance/Thermal insulation 
