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Cuprammonium Rayon (Cupro)

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Cuprammonium rayon (Cupro) is produced by dissolving cellulose (cotton linters) in Schweizer's reagent [Cu(NH₃)₄](OH)₂, then regenerating via wet spinning. Known for silk-like luster, fine denier capability, and superior dyeability, though production limited due to complex copper recovery requirements.

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A premium regenerated cellulose fibre with unique properties and sustainable credentials, primarily produced by Asahi Kasei (Bemberg brand) for luxury apparel linings and specialty textiles.

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