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Forcespinning ...
Forcespinning is a contemporary nanofiber production method, which relies in centrifugal force to form the fiber. This works equally well with solutions or pure molten materials. The process does may require either less or no solvent at all and does not require high velocity heated air to draw fibers into the nanoscale. This takes the process a step beyond in efficiency compared to traditional nanofiber production methods such as electrospinning, which consists of using either an electrostatic charge and meltblown, which consists of external heated air jets.
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