Minerals can also make a mineral composite fiber to become a new material for papermaking

The YFZZ101 papermaking mineral composite fiber developed by Yunnan Nonmicro Metals Materials Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of the Yunnan Non-metallic Minerals Application Research Institute, was recently awarded the “National New Product Certification” by the Ministry of Science and Technology. YFZZ101 mineral composite fiber is a new type of active papermaking material made by fibrillating and ultrafine crushing naturally produced white fibrous ore and compounded by high-tech means. It is an autonomous institute for non-metallic minerals in Yunnan Province. Research results of high-tech research. The research and development of this product has been listed in the Yunnan Provincial Science and Technology Plan major project, the Yunnan Province and the national science and technology SME innovation fund project, and the 2000 national high-tech industrialization of new materials. YFZZ1 01 mineral composite fiber has been used in the research and development of papermaking successfully. It has broken through the papermaking technology using plant fibers as raw material in China for more than two thousand years, and partially replaces plant fibers with papermaking using minerals as raw materials. It is different from traditional papermaking fillers---calcium carbonate, talcum powder, etc. It is not only simply filled in paper, but intertwined with plant fibers to form a new type of plant fiber and mineral composite fiber network structure. Therefore, it can replace some of the plant short fibers in paper. It can be used in papermaking without causing environmental pollution, and is an environmentally friendly papermaking new material. The application of Y FZZ101 mineral composite fiber new material can reduce the cost of papermaking, improve the performance of paper products, and reduce the pollution emissions from the process of plant fiber pulping. At present, it has been applied in papermaking enterprises in more than 20 provinces and cities in Yunnan, and exported to Europe, America and Southeast Asia.