Hot Pie? Volcanic Rare Earth Photothermal Fiber Yarn (Hot Pie Quick Heat Yarn) is prepared by fusing volcanic lava, rare earth minerals, polymer materials, and bio-extracted components, endowing the fiber with excellent properties such as light absorption and heat generation/light heat storage, far-infrared warming, long-lasting antibacterial effects, moisture absorption and breathability, as well as environmental and health benefits.

Light Absorption and Heat Generation/Light Heat Storage:

Volcanic lava contains abundant trace elements and a unique nanoporous structure, which significantly enhances light energy absorption and thermal energy storage. It continuously converts light energy into thermal energy and forms a strong insulating layer through its porous structure, reducing the dissipation of body heat and achieving efficient warmth retention.

Far-Infrared Warming:

Metal minerals in rare earth elements release far-infrared rays through interaction. The emitted far-infrared rays resonate with water molecules in human cells and tissues, promoting rapid blood circulation and thereby stimulating a comfortable warming effect from the inside out.

Long-Lasting Antibacterial Effects:

Trace elements in volcanic lava and bio-extracted components possess natural ecological antibacterial and bacteriostatic properties. They are permanently integrated into the fiber, remaining effective even after multiple washes.

Moisture Absorption and Breathability:

The nanoporous structure of volcanic lava increases the specific surface area of the fiber, creating natural breathable channels and allowing rapid release of water molecules through the pores.

Product Specifications:

Heat-Storage Polyester Staple Fiber: 1.5D*38mm; 1.5D*51mm;

Heat-Storage Polyester Filament: 50D/72F DTY; 75D/72F DTY; 100D/144F DTY; 150D/144F DTY;

Heat-Storage Nylon Filament: 40D/34F DTY; 70D/68F DTY; 140D/136F DTY;

Note: Custom product specifications are available based on customer requirements.

Application Areas:

Warmth-blended yarn; knitted fabrics; woven fabrics; cotton batting; filling fluff; thermal underwear; sportswear; outdoor apparel; home textiles, etc.