Jack J. Chin is the official technical expert and senior consultant at Begoodtex. He holds a Master’s degree from the Institute of Silk Studies, College of Materials and Textiles, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University, and has also pursued advanced studies abroad. Jack has been granted 1 invention patent and over 20 utility model patents, reflecting his deep expertise in functional masterbatch technology and flame-retardant fiber co-spinning processes.
He is proficient in applying masterbatch blending and spinning technologies to impart flame-retardant properties to fibers in a stable and eco-friendly manner, achieving a balance between performance, durability, and sustainability. With comprehensive research and practical experience in global textile testing standards (AATCC, ASTM, ISO, EN, JIS, GB/T), Jack has an exceptional understanding of international technical requirements and compliance frameworks.
In recognition of his continued innovation and outstanding contributions to the field of functional textiles, Jack received the “Outstanding Achievement Award” from the China National Textile and Apparel Council in 2018.At Begoodtex, he is dedicated to advancing the research and industrialization of high-performance flame-retardant and functional textiles, embodying the company’s core values of safety, innovation, and environmental responsibility.
Is fireproof fiberglass fabric the ultimate solution for extreme heat? This guide analyzes its A1 non-combustible rating, temperature limits up to 1000°C, and compares it with Aramid.
Does Viscose burn easily? This deep dive reveals the truth about standard versus FR Viscose. We analyze the science of flame retardancy, compare it with Aramid and Modacrylic, and help you choose the right fabric for safety and comfort. Read on to master the facts!
Visiting JAPANTEX 2025? Don't miss Begoodtex at Booth JT-H32. We're showcasing next-gen IFR sheers, blackouts, and durable upholstery.
Begoodtex is live at the Saudi Stitch Tex Expo 2025 in Riyadh! We are showcasing our complete range of inherently flame-retardant (IFR) textiles, including curtains, upholstery, and protective workwear.
When selecting textiles, especially for home, transportation, or protective applications, fire safety is a non-negotiable topic. A common question from…
Is your acrylic fabric flammable? Don't confuse Acrylic with Modacrylic. While they feel identical, one burns rapidly while the other self-extinguishes. Click to learn the critical safety difference.
Silk is prized for luxury, but how does it perform regarding fire safety? Its flammability is often misunderstood. This natural fiber behaves uniquely when exposed to flame—unlike cotton or polyester. Discover silk's true burn characteristics and why its use is strictly controlled.
Spandex gives our clothes incredible stretch, but what happens when it meets a flame? Does it melt, burn, or self-extinguish? The answer is critical for safety...
Polyester is one of the most widely used synthetic fibers in the world, known for its durability, versatility, and affordability.…
Aramid is more than just a fabric. It exists as high-strength yarn, high-temp pulp, and electrical insulation paper. Understand the complete product classification to source the right material.
