Rhodes, Poland, Has Developed A Cold Plasma Waterproof Fabric.

< p > waterproof fabric, many of us are not strangers.

From diving to rescue, waterproof fabrics can be applied to every aspect of our life.

But how much do you think of the most waterproof fabrics? A few days ago, scientists from Rhodes University in Poland announced that they developed a cold plasma waterproof fabric, which has reached the highest level of waterproofing.

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< p > scientists from Rhodes University in Poland are demonstrating the effect of the new waterproof fabric they developed: a drop of water is not absorbed after being dripped onto the fabric, but is rolling like a pearl with the movement of the fabric.

As for the magical effect of this fabric, the author of the University of Rhodes technology, Professor SEK Ke Chi nensky, introduced to us: "the super hydrophobic coating we invented has the characteristics of preventing the surface seepage of fabric fibers.

Therefore, when the droplet drops, it will not be absorbed by the fabric.

Although there are many waterproof fabrics at present, none of the products has comparable waterproof and durable properties to the fabric we invented. "

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< p > the waterproofing fabric on the market today is based on the so-called lotus effect principle to achieve the purpose of waterproofing.

Scientists at Rhodes University found that cold plasma had a repellent effect on water molecules similar to the "lotus effect". After cold plasma treatment, the fabric was coated with wax and had hydrophobic properties. When water dripped, it would produce rejection rather than absorption.

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Przemyslaw Makovsky, a member of the P waterproof fabric research team, introduced to us the process of using cold plasma technology to waxing fabric fabrics.

The so-called cold plasma refers to the ionized gases produced under low atmospheric pressure.

We use it to make the lotus effect of the water repellent molecules on the surface of the fiber, so as to achieve the effect of waxing the fabric.

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< p > it is understood that this new technology will only affect the molecular structure of the surface of the fabric without changing its internal structure.

This means that after making < a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > clothing < /a >, it will not affect warmth and comfort.

Although this technology can only be applied to the fabric of 5 centimeters and 5 centimeters, Markoff J, the research group member, said that the jacket made of cold plasma technology might be available in the near future.

"At present, we can only produce small pieces of waterproof fiber samples, but our cooperation company is developing a larger reactor.

When the new reactor is successfully developed, we will be able to produce jackets full of waterproof fabrics.

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