How it Works？ Aerogel fiber is developed by grinding silica aerogel into superfine powder and then combining it with polyester. This process integrates the unique properties of aerogel, such as low thermal conductivity and lightweight, with the versatility and strength of polyester. The resulting yarn retains the nanoporous structure of aerogel, filled with still air, which significantly enhances its thermal insulation performance while maintaining flexibility and durability suitable for various textile applications. VIEW TECHNICAL DETAILS Featured Ultra LightAerogel thermal fiber is extremely lightweight, with a density as low as 0.003g/cm³, making it ideal for applications where weight is a critical factor.Soft and SmoothThe extremely low density of aerogel fiber (as low as 0.003g/cm³) makes it feel light and soft to the touch, adding to its comfort when used in textiles.Thermal InsulationAerogel fiber has a very low thermal conductivity (0.017-0.020W/M.K), making it an excellent insulator. Aerogel Fiber Applications Aerogel fiber can be applied to storm jackets, mountaineering clothes, warm gloves, warm shoes and insoles, hats, waistcoats, sleeping bags, tents, yurts, and more. Because of its low thermal conductivity, lightweight, breathable, and hydrophobic characteristics, can provide efficient thermal insulation performance. Share it by：
