Vpore° Product Introduction

Aerogels, whose primary component is silica, possess unique microstructures—including a high specific surface area, nanoscale pores, and low density—that endow them with lightweight and superior thermal insulation properties, far surpassing those of other conventional materials. Aerogels are the lightest solid materials in the world. When the porous network structure of a gel is filled with gas, giving it a solid appearance, the result is an aerogel. Over 80% of an aerogel’s volume is air; the lightest aerogels have a density as low as 0.16 mg/cm³—slightly higher than that of air itself.

Vpore@ structural features

Lightweight, warm, and heat-insulating.

The structural characteristics of aerogels include a highly permeable, cylindrical, multi-branched nanoporous three-dimensional network. They feature an extremely high porosity, ultra-low density, large specific surface area, exceptionally high pore volume fraction, and low thermal conductivity. Consequently, aerogels exhibit the properties of being lightweight and providing excellent thermal insulation and warmth.

Vpore@Polyester Technology
In the polymerization stage, Vpore polyester technology incorporates aerogel powder to produce aerogel-modified polyester chips that are uniformly dispersed, exhibit excellent quality, and possess strong spinnability.