the continuous centrifuge allows for the process to be performed more economically and in a more environmentally friendly fashion application_number US 201314082596 A description the process of the present invention is intended to produce chemical treated fibers in the most efficient and economical way as well as to produce the fibers with uniform quality in terms of chemical distribution on the fibers an exemplary process which exploits the present invention is illustrated schematically in fig1 fibers are provided at the beginning of the process for example as a bale form the fibers can be natural fibers man made fibers or combination of those natural fibers include but are not limited to cotton ramie coir hemp abaca sisal kapok jute flax linen kenaf coconut fiber pineapple fiber wool cashmere and silk man made fibers include but are not limited to polyester nylon acrylics acetate polyolefins melamin fibers elastomeric fibers polybenzimidazole aramid fibers polyimide fibers modacrylics polyphenylene sulfide fibers oxidized pan fiber carbon fibers novoloid fibers manufactured cellulosic fibers e g rayon lyocell bamboo fiber tencel u00ae and modal u00ae and manufactured fr cellulosic fibers e g visil u00ae anti fcell u00ae daiwabo 39 s fr corona u00ae fibers anti frayon u00ae sniace 39 s fr rayon and lenzing fr u00ae a conventional.