At Nicelle, we’re developing AcrylFLOW—a sustainable, U.S.-licensed process to produce acrylic fiber with no toxic additives and lower carbon emissions.
Our pilot phase is now under way. We are validating this technology with manufacturers, fiber innovators, and carbon fiber developers.
If you're seeking cleaner alternatives in textiles, composites, or defense, let's connect.
AcrylFLOW is a patent-pending, U.S.-licensed process for producing acrylic fiber using melt-spinning instead of traditional wet-spinning.
We convert PAN resin into high-performance acrylic fibers with:
This process enables:
Currently in pilot stage (TRL 3–4)
We’re working with textile mills, material engineers, and defense suppliers to test and refine our fiber under real-world conditions.
Reimagining performance fibers—without the trade-offs.
At Nicelle Technologies, we’re committed to building a future where high-performance fibers are clean to produce, safe to work with, and accessible to U.S. manufacturers.
Our mission is to redefine acrylic fiber through AcrylFLOW—a safer, lower-emission process that supports American manufacturing, environmental progress, and long-term supply chain resilience.
Reduce the carbon footprint of acrylic fiber by up to 50%
Eliminate toxic byproducts like halogens and antimony
Enable future circular design and closed-loop systems
Compliant with the Berry Amendment
Safer materials for military, PPE, and protective gear
Reduce overseas sourcing risk for mission-critical supply chains
Reshore acrylic fiber production
Create clean-tech manufacturing jobs
Support U.S. competitiveness in fiber and composites
A textile chemist and research professor at NC State, Dr. Ford developed the patented AcrylFLOW process through years of lab research and experimentation. Her work focuses on sustainable polymers, fiber design, and performance textiles with real-world impact.
Cheryl brings 15+ years of leadership in project strategy, funding development, and startup operations. Since joining Nicelle in 2023, she’s led the company’s transition from concept to commercialization—securing grants, partnerships, and pilot opportunities.
We engage directly with:
We're focused on practical progress, honest communication, and measurable results.
Want to collaborate or learn more about our pilot phase?
Use the contact form or email Cheryl directly at cwooten@nicelletech.com
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