The textile industry is under increasing pressure to discover sustainable replacements for conventional materials as the world grows more ecologically aware. In order to build a more sustainable future, the polyester yarn sector is continually looking for new trends and developments. Apart from the sustainable factors, new trends and innovations are also underway in the…
High-tenacity yarns have a bright future, as they have a wide range of applications in various industries such as automotive, aerospace, defence and industrial textiles. Synthetic fibres with high strength and durability, such as polyester, nylon and aramid, are frequently used to create high-tenacity yarns. According to research, the India High Tenacity Low Elongation Polyester…
Twisted yarns are made by twisting two or more strands of fibre together. The twisting process adds strength and durability to the yarn, making it ideal for use in a variety of textile applications. Twisted yarns can be made from a variety of natural or synthetic fibres, including cotton, wool, silk, polyester, nylon and others….
Core spun yarns are the type of yarn in which a core material, either filament or sheath, is wrapped or twisted around by fibres. The core material can be made of various materials, such as cotton, and wrapped in polyester fibres, which provide strength and durability to the yarn. The fibres that wrap around the…
Belting fabrics are typically manufactured from polyester and nylon filament yarns. These belting fabrics are utilised in numerous industries, whether it is mining, automotive, healthcare or construction. Due to their superior adhesion and high tensile strength, these fabrics can be easily used in industries that require the transportation of large qualities of materials. They are…
Yarns are coated with thermoplastic polymers or other materials to create a high-performing and versatile final product. This product can, in turn, be utilised by a wide range of industries, and its versatility is used in a variety of applications in multiple sectors. Whether it is for brilliant looks or industry operations, coated yarns provide…
Filament yarns are typically made of one or multiple continuous strands known as filaments. Each of these continuous filaments exhibits the length of an entire yarn. Yarns manufactured from a single filament are called monofilament yarns, and the ones composed of multiple filaments are known as multifilament yarns. Applications of synthetic filament yarns are spread…
What is Polyester Filament Yarn (PFY)? Polyester is a synthetic material belonging to the class of polymers. This material mainly contains Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) and is produced using PTA and MEG, which are spun directly. PFY are both monofilaments and multifilaments. Single polyester filaments are grouped together and then twisted or air-tangled to make them…
What are twisted yarns? Twisted yarns, also known as mock twist yarns or double yarns, are multiple strands twisted together from their axis to form a single thread. These threads have greater strength that depends upon the number of twists applied to the yarn. Typically, the more twists, the stronger the threads become. Moreover,…
What are bonded threads? Typically used by sewing thread manufacturers, bonded threads are continuous filaments with high tenacity. A resin coating is applied to single-ply threads to deter any untwisting during the sewing process. Furthermore, these UV-stable threads are two, three or four-ply materials coated with resin or polyester to keep the threads together during…