We’ve all watched the Christmas Story movie, right? Remember when Ralphie was asked, “What do you want for Christmas, Ralphie?”? Instead of answering, “I want a Red Rider Carbon Action 200 shot range model air rifle,” what he REALLY meant to say was “I want a Photodon blue light–cutting, scratch–resistant screen protector for my Samsung 49-inch Curved Gaming Monitor !!!” HAD he said that, he wouldn’t have been tormented with the “You’ll shoot your eye out, kid” saying from all of the responsible adults in his world.
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Microfiber Cloths for Industry
There are many applications for Photodon Microfiber Cloths in the industrial world. Cloths for screens, displays, smooth and rough surfaces, or fine and detailed applications. We're confident that you will find the weave to match your needs. We offer several different cloth options for you to choose from. We also offer microfiber promotional options if you'd like to promote your industry in a unique way.
Continue reading10 Reasons Why You Should Be Using Microfiber to Clean
Microfiber cloths:
- are non-abrasive: Looped microfiber is ideal for gently "buffing" dirt off from delicate surfaces such as glass or screens.
- are lint-free (in most cases).
- give a streak-free clean. The average "normal" cleaning rag pushes dust and dirt around, causing smearing.
- do not scratch surfaces.
- grab dust/grime particles.
- soak away liquid (even oil) with fantastic wicking action.
- become electrostatically charged, which also helps attract/remove dust, hair, and little "fuzzies."
- dry quickly because of their special loop weave. In fact, this material dries in one-third the time of ordinary cleaning cloths.
- are absorbent. Microfiber holds up to seven times its weight in liquid. With a couple of firm wrings, this impressive material is ready to mop up until the mess is gone.
- are washable and reusable (washable up to 500 times).
Flat weave versus looped weave:
Microfiber is a blend of two synthetic material types: polyesters and polyamides, and there are two different ways that microfiber is woven together. One is the "flat" weave and the other is a "looped" weave.
Flat weave: This weave repels water and is used in the textile industry for making water-resistant clothing and accessories such as watchbands. This type of microfiber – and any other type of fabric which is similarly woven – is not ideal for use as a cleaning cloth since it will only push particles around and not absorb them.
Looped weave: To be useful for cleaning, microfiber must be separated during processing. This method consists of splitting the polyester (the scrubbing fiber) from the polyamide (the absorbing and quick-drying fiber). Once the microfiber is split, the fibers are woven into a fabric. The percentage of material normally consists of 70% to 80% polyester and 20% to 30% polyamide, depending on the style of fabric construction.
The polyester and polyamide are then combined during weaving to create hundreds of thousands of microscopic "loops." This web-like formation of "loops" grabs dust, grime, dirt, and oil and traps it within the weave, making this material one of the safest cleaning tools to use.
What makes loop-weaved microfiber so superior for cleaning?
Also available on the Photodon website:
Sample Cloth Packs for trying a few microfiber cloths without a large commitment.
Photodon offers many different weaves of microfiber cloths. From cloths to clean lenses and smaller screens to cloths for cleaning larger screens like computer monitors and TVs, there is a microfiber cloth for every purpose. There are also general-purpose cloths that work great on other surfaces.
You can contact us at 847-377-1185, M-F 9:00a.m – 5:00pm EST, or email us at [email protected] for more information.
Fascinating Features of Microfiber Cloths
What is a Microfiber Cloth?
The word "microfiber," as you can imagine, means small fiber. How small you ask? I could go on and on using words such as denier, decitex, and micrometers, but who really knows THOSE words? So instead of making you go to the web (unless you're smarter than me), I’ll put it in layman’s terms: Most microfibers are about 1/5 of the diameter of a human hair. These synthetic microfibers are most commonly made from polyester and polyamide.
Clean Up Your Advertising with Help from Photodon!
Promote your name on our great products.
If your business is celebrating its grand opening or if you're advertising a new service, consider promotional cloths and cleaners from Photodon.com.
Have your logo printed, embossed, or tagged on our A grade microfiber cloths. Print your name on a 1-2oz bottle of top shelf screen/optical cleaner. You could even pair up the two for a powerful, promotional duo!
There are many different styles, colors, and printing options for both products. Our knowledgeable sales team will be happy to work with you to achieve a product that is uniquely your own.
Promote your name with something useful!
Give your event, business, or organization an edge!
A microfiber cleaning cloth can be used to clean screens, lenses, scopes, cameras, phones, and so much more! Why not put your logo, photo, or even a map to your location on a cloth to help a person remember what you're all about?
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