Performance:

1. Excellent mechanical properties with high strength, high modulus, and low elongation.

2. Excellent resistance to acidic and alkaline corrosion, as well as strong resistance to chemicals.

3. Lightfastness: The fiber maintains a low rate of strength loss under prolonged exposure to sunlight.

4. Corrosion Resistance: The fibers, when buried underground, remain mold-free, rot-free, and insect-proof for extended periods.

5. Fibers exhibit excellent dispersibility: they do not stick together and disperse well in water.

6. Excellent affinity with fibers, cement, and plastics, featuring high bonding strength.

7. Non-toxic and harmless to humans and the environment.

Purpose:

Vinyl acetate fibres are used in industrial applications to produce canvas, waterproof fabrics, filter cloths, conveyor belts, packaging materials, workwear, fishing nets, and marine operation ropes. High-strength, high-modulus filaments can be used as the skeletal material for conveyor belts, as lining materials for various hoses, rubber sheets, and rubber shoes, and can also be woven into bicycle tire cord. Due to their resistance to cement's alkalinity and good adhesion and affinity with cement, they can replace asbestos as reinforcing materials for cement products. They can be blended with cotton to create various garments and household items, as well as knitted products. However, they have poor heat resistance, resulting in fabrics that are not crisp and cannot be washed in hot water. Additionally, they have value in non-woven fabrics and paper production.