Seaweed charcoal is the ashes of natural seaweeds (kelp, kelp, sargassum, etc.) burned in a special kiln. Seaweed charcoal co
ntains less sodium, is rich in minerals, has a lot of chemical components, and also co
ntains some algae salts. After extracting the algae salt in the seaweed charcoal, the seaweed charcoal is fired into black by a special manufacturing process. The blackened seaweed charcoal has a good far-infrared radiation effect.
Seaweed charcoal fiber is a fiber made by pulverizing the carbonized product of seaweed charcoal into ultrafine particles, and then mixing and spinning with polyester solution or nylon solution, and then spinning and processing. This fiber can be blended with natural cotton or other fibers, and the spun yarn has far-infrared radiation. Generally speaking, as long as 15% to 30% of seaweed carbon fiber is used, it has good far-infrared radiation performance, and can be woven into various fabrics with far-infrared radiation function, which can be used in products such as socks and underwear.
