Industrial yarns are spun from interlocked fibres (synthesized or natural) and are used in a plethora of industries such as automobile, textile, healthcare, sports and more. Synthetic yarns typically use materials like polyester to serve various industrial applications, including converter belts, car seat belts, coated fabrics, hose pipes and so on. Industrial yarns are also…
The global textile yarn industry is expected to reach USD 16.0 billion in 2026 and grow at a CAGR of 4.0% between 2020 and 2026. This shows that yarn production is expected to increase and produce more quality and durable yarns. The yarn industry is increasingly using new products with more variety in terms of…
From the comforts on your body to the comforts in your house—everything depends on your yarn manufacturers and the types of yarns they use. The yarn significantly impacts the experience of the end-user. Plus, when it comes to a soft yarn, you need to ensure that users experience unmatched softness, comfort and durability. Soft yarn…
In today’s time, industries across all sectors are aiming to produce products that develop trust, loyalty and brand association, and synthetic yarn enables them to achieve this. Synthetic yarn is the mixture of multiple yarns and materials, which multiplies the fabric’s strength, durability and reliability compared to natural yarn. It is done to fulfil the…
The process of production of yarn has changed significantly due to the integration of sharp technologies. The transition led to providing not only a product but an experience, feel and connection to the consumer. Technologies enabled manufacturers to produce final products with exceptional features and provide consumers with quality, effectiveness and reliability. AYM Syntex, the…
Polyester and nylon yarn are used across industries. Both are known for their resistance properties, strength and longevity. However, nylon is comparatively more expensive to manufacture than polyester, yet polyester is more flexible in catering to the specific needs of industries than nylon. The polyester yarn strength is perfect for industrial sectors such as automobiles,…
The type of yarn plays a crucial role in defining the brand and becomes a deciding factor for product identification and differentiation. Most brands choose primary colours to represent their brand and develop brand association among their consumers. However, the quality of dyed yarns highly depends on the process and determines the longevity, durability and…
Yarns are continuous lengths of fibres that are intertwined for the production of textiles, ranging from fashion and apparel to home textiles, automotive textiles, and medical textiles, to name a few. Consumers of these products have three demands in their final product – touch, feel and experience. These demands highly depend on the quality of…
When we think of fabric, textile fabrics mostly come to mind. These are essentially two-dimensional plane-like structures used in a variety of industries, mainly for the production of apparel. However, a fabric can be divided into two types – yarn-based fabric and fibre-direct fabric. Yarn fabric is made from spun or continuous filament yarns while…
Earlier, the carpet industry was greatly dominated by yarns made of various natural fibres like silk, wool, cotton, sisal, coir, etc. The emergence of synthetic fibres like nylon, polyester and polypropylene significantly reduced shedding, high maintenance costs and staining, which were the inherent disadvantages of natural fibres. Now, carpets are easy to maintain as they…