Paclitaxel is a natural secondary metabolite isolated and purified from the bark of the gymnosperm plant Taxus chinensis; Paclitaxel is a natural anti-cancer drug that has significant effects, especially on advanced and malignant cancers. Paclitaxel was initially recognized by the US FDA as a result of trials conducted on patients with ovarian cancer. Currently, paclitaxel is widely used in the treatment of cancers such as ovarian cancer, uterine cancer, non-small cell cancer, and head and neck cancer; Paclitaxel also has significant activity in other malignant tumors, such as lymph node cancer, small cell lung cancer, conventional chemotherapy for esophageal, gastric, endometrial, bladder, and germ cell tumors. The pharmacological activity of paclitaxel is manifested in two aspects: 1) rapidly freezing the mitotic spindle of dividing tumor cells, preventing them from dividing normally and being blocked in the G2 and M phases until death; 2) Paclitaxel can also act on tumor necrosis factor receptors in macrophages, promoting the release of interleukin.

Suitable for various fibers, such as cotton, linen, Tencel, polyester, and their blended textiles. Organized on the fabric, it has a unique protective and therapeutic effect on the skin.

[Product Description]

Main ingredient: paclitaxel

Appearance: Light yellow transparent liquid

Solubility: Miscible with water in any proportion

[Application Method]

Prescription for fabric finishing process:

Taxus finishing agent 30-50g/L

Crosslinking agent 10-30g/L (added when water resistance is required)

A. Dipping and rolling method (suitable for structurally stable woven fabrics, etc.)

Two immersion and two rolling (liquid carrying capacity 90-100%) - drying (90-100 ℃)

B. Immersion method (suitable for knitted fabrics with unstable morphology, etc.)

Immersion (bath ratio 1:10-1:12) continuously flips and squeezes to evenly enter the interior of the fabric - centrifugal dehydration, liquid content 90-100%, loose drying (80-100 ℃)

Note: The impregnation solution and dehydration solution can be reused.

C. Spray

Dilute the original solution 10-20 times and spray it onto the relevant substrate.

Packaging and Storage

25KG plastic bucket, stored at room temperature, with a storage period of 6 months.