What is copper ammonia fiber fabric and what is the difference between it and adhesive?

Release time: 2026-09-15

What is copper ammonia fiber fabric and what is the difference between it and adhesive?
Copper ammonia fiber, also known as copper ammonia wire

High end regenerated fibers are made by dissolving natural cellulose in copper ammonia solution, followed by high-precision spinning, stretching, and solidification molding. Its fiber cross-section is round and uniform, the surface is smooth and delicate, without rough grooves, and the single filament fineness is finer. The woven fabric surface has a soft and high-end luster, and the touch is close to real silk, smooth and not dry. It is commonly used to make high-end underwear, shirts, dresses, and high-end clothing linings. The overall texture is clean and transparent, without the cheap reflection of ordinary synthetic fibers.

The ordinary adhesive process is relatively simple

The fiber cross-section is serrated, with subtle patterns on the surface. The fabric has a dull luster and a soft but slightly loose texture. The core difference lies in durability: the biggest weakness of adhesive is its extremely low wet strength, which softens when exposed to water, easily elongates and loosens, and is prone to deformation after repeated washing; Copper ammonia fiber has a higher degree of polymerization, a more stable structure, and excellent strength even after wet water. It is not easy to grow, sag, or wrinkle, and its washing resistance is much better than adhesive.

In terms of wearing experience, there is a significant difference between the two

Copper ammonia fiber is breathable and moisture wicking faster, with high skin adhesion but not stuffy or sticky. It has a cool and drooping feeling, and is less prone to static electricity and pilling after long-term wear, providing a high-quality and stable skin feel. Although adhesive is initially soft and comfortable to wear, it is prone to getting close to the body after sweating, collapsing after multiple washes, thinning and aging of the fabric, and a shorter service life.

Copper ammonia fiber is an upgraded high-end adhesive

The craftsmanship is more complex, the texture is more delicate, the pattern is more stable, and it balances the beauty of silk with the skin friendliness of cotton fabric, but the price is higher. Ordinary adhesive has high cost-effectiveness and is suitable for affordable summer clothing, while copper ammonia fiber has a durable texture and is more suitable for pursuing high-quality clothing that is exquisite, durable, and not deformed.

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