
SaXcell – a revolutionary new fibre
SaXcell is an innovative cellulose fibre produced from cotton waste SaXcell, an abbreviation of Saxion cellulose, is a regenerated virgin textile fibre made from chemical recycled domestic cotton waste. The process to transfer domestic cotton waste into SaXcell fibre is a

People behind SaXcell
A team of researchers from Saxion University of Applied Science in Enschede started in 2011 with the SaXcell project: Pramod Agrawal – Agrawal, born in Central India, has a multidisciplinary educational and research background of over 16 years in

Goals & Investing
Goal for the future is sufficiently up scaling of SaXcell fibre production and create valuable end products from woven or knitted fabric from SaXcell fibres. Support of commercial parties (retailers) is necessary for a breakthrough. Scaling up The SaXcell process
News
Publications

SaXcell has been in the news since its first experiments. This page gives an overview of a few of publications related to SaXcell. Apparel Insider – 4/2018 Twente.com – 10/2016 Investeren in morgen –
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