chemical recycling of cellulosic fibres

Chemical recycling of cellulosic fibres involves dissolving and regenerating cellulose from textile waste to produce new fibres. The process is commonly applied to cotton, viscose and other cellulose-based materials. Through solvent systems and regeneration technologies, cellulose can be converted into high-quality fibres comparable to virgin raw materials. Chemical recycling supports the reduction of textile waste and the preservation of natural resources while enabling the production of regenerated fibres suitable for apparel, home textiles and technical applications.