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The thickness of the microfibers

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Microfibers are 100 times thinner than the thickness of a human hair.

Microfibers are chemically made from synthetic materials. Mainly, they have applications for articles in the technical field. They are called microfibers because of their reduced thickness, which gives them interesting and peculiar characteristics, such as the ability to breathe or retain a lot of water through adsorption. The challenge in obtaining these fibers is their great fineness which makes them 100 times finer than human hair.

Entered the 27 of December of 2023 by Albert Pérez Monfort

Author: Albert Pérez Monfort

Translation by: Albert Pérez Monfort

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