Core Insights - Anta Group has announced two high-performance material innovations: "Fluorine-free Anta Membrane Technology" and "Six-Degree Core Warmth Technology," achieved through collaborative innovation in industry, academia, and research [1][2] Group 1: Fluorine-free Anta Membrane Technology - The technology was developed in collaboration with Donghua University, utilizing self-developed high-permeability bio-based polymers and micro-nano structural regulation [1] - It achieves an international leading standard with a static water pressure of 18000 mmH2O and a moisture permeability rate of 7000 g/m²·24h, addressing the global challenge of fluorine-free high-performance waterproofing [1] - The material incorporates 20% bio-based polymers, replacing traditional petroleum-based materials, aligning with sustainable development trends [1] - Once mass-produced, garments using this technology will be priced at only one-third of similar international products, with projected global sales of over 500,000 units for the new "Storm Armor" jackets by 2026 [1] Group 2: Six-Degree Core Warmth Technology - This technology originates from the Anta-Xu Weilin Academy of Sciences workstation and integrates the flag-spinning technology from the Chang'e 6 lunar mission [1] - It overcomes processing bottlenecks of one-dimensional basalt fiber composite materials, resulting in a composite material with extreme temperature resistance, high strength, and high abrasion resistance [1] - The material features six performance advantages, including irradiation heating, thermal reflection, and heat retention, filling a gap in the domestic sports equipment material application [1] - Currently, this technology is applied in training and competition gear for 10 Chinese ice and snow national teams, providing dynamic warmth support as they prepare for the 2026 Milan Winter Games [1]

Core Viewpoint - The "Fluorine-free Anta Membrane," developed by a research team from Donghua University, has been officially launched globally, addressing a significant challenge in the high-performance waterproof and breathable materials industry, which has been dominated by international brands [1][3]. Group 1: Product Development - The research team utilized molecular design to create a high-permeability bio-based polymer material, significantly enhancing moisture permeability through micro-nano structure regulation technology [3]. - Key breakthroughs were achieved in fluorine-free water-repellent surface modification and fluorine-free adhesives, ensuring stable waterproof performance [3]. - The material has been validated by third-party laboratories, achieving a hydrostatic pressure of 18,000 mmH₂O and a moisture permeability rate of 7,000 g/m² per 24 hours, comparable to international advanced levels [3][5]. Group 2: Performance Metrics - The 18,000 mmH₂O water resistance level is capable of withstanding heavy rain, making it suitable for extreme sports such as mountaineering, hiking, and skiing [5]. - The national standard for waterproofing in China is ≥5,000 mmH₂O, with high waterproof standards set at ≥10,000 mmH₂O; the new material exceeds the professional waterproof level of ≥18,000 mmH₂O [5]. Group 3: Collaboration and Market Strategy - In 2021, Donghua University partnered with Anta to establish an innovation research institute focused on clothing innovation materials, leading to breakthroughs in the fluorine-free Anta Membrane and its subsequent application testing and mass production development [5]. - The team conducted over a hundred mass production experiments and collaborated with scientific experts for real-world testing, providing solid data support for the technology's implementation [5]. - The goal is to enhance the competitiveness of Chinese self-developed materials in the global market, with the "Storm Armor" jacket featuring the fluorine-free Anta Membrane set to be launched globally [8].