With a diameter of 0.4 μm, the fiber fineness is only 1/10 of silk. Warp‑knitted towel fabric produced by imported knitting machines features uniform, compact, soft and highly‑elastic fine pile clusters on its surface, delivering excellent dirt‑removing and water‑absorbing performance. It causes no damage to wiped surfaces and avoids the lint shedding commonly seen in cotton fabrics. It is washable and durable. Compared with traditional pure‑cotton towels, microfiber towels have six major characteristics:

• High water‑absorbency: Adopting orange‑segment technology, microfiber splits filaments into eight segments to expand fiber surface area and increase pores within the fabric. Water absorption is enhanced by capillary wicking effect. Fast water uptake and rapid drying are its prominent features.

• Powerful dirt‑removing capacity: The 0.4 μm‑diameter microfiber is only 1/10 as fine as silk. Its special cross‑section can effectively trap dust particles as small as several micrometers, achieving remarkable dirt and oil removal.

• Lint‑free: High‑strength synthetic filaments resist breakage. Combined with fine weaving techniques, the fabric prevents yarn pulling and loop slipping, so fibers hardly fall off the towel surface. Made into cleaning cloths and car‑wiping towels, it is ideal for polishing painted surfaces, electroplated finishes, glass, instruments and LCD screens. When cleaning glass during automobile window‑film application, it helps achieve excellent film‑laying results.

• Long service life: Thanks to high strength and toughness, microfiber towels last more than four times longer than ordinary towels. They maintain stable performance after repeated washing. Unlike cotton fibers, high‑polymer synthetic fibers do not undergo protein hydrolysis. They resist mildew and rot even without sun‑drying after use, granting an extra‑long service life.

• Easy to clean: Ordinary towels, especially natural‑fiber towels, absorb dust, grease and grime deep inside fibers. Contaminants remain trapped and hard to remove after use. Over time, they may harden and lose elasticity, impairing performance. By contrast, microfiber towels trap dirt between fibers rather than inside them. Benefiting from fine denier and high density, they offer strong adsorption. Simply rinse with clean water or a small amount of detergent after use.

• Color‑fast: Dyes such as TF‑215 specially formulated for microfiber materials are applied in the dyeing process. Their properties of retarding dyeing, preventing dye migration, high‑temperature dispersion and anti‑fading meet strict international export standards. In particular, its excellent color fastness avoids dye‑transfer contamination when cleaning object surfaces.