Material: 100% Close Virgin Polyester Fiber. (PSF) (Customized:100%Viscose, T/R, or P/V blended). Fiber pattern: dope-dyed fiber, 1.56dtex*38mm, staple fiber. Color: Melange Mixing black and white fibers in different ratios creates shades of gray.(Color No:1#-6#). Count: Ne:20S/1,24S/1,26S/1,28S/1,30S/1,32S/1,40S/1. Spinning Process: Carded, Ring spinning.High-demand product craftsmanship: Compact spinning. Applied: knitted fabrics and woven fabrics. Product reference indicators: 1. Strength: 400-600 (CN) 2. Twist: 600-700 (TPM) 3.Evenness: USTER U%â?¤12 4. Other indicators can be reported based on specific products. Packaging details: 1. Neutral packaging or branded packaging. 2. PP bags or cartons. 3.2.08kgs/paper cone, 12 cones/PP bags. 4.NW:25kgs/PP bags, GW:25.4kgs/PP bags. Supply ability: 10-15MT/Days 400MT/Month
The highest quality Virgin polyester fibers are used, with titanium dioxide added to the fibers to achieve light-scattering and increase whiteness. RING SPUN PSF USE FOR: knitted and woven. Grade: AAA
Material: 100%polyester, 100%viscose, T/R or P/V blended. Count: ne20S/1 to 40S/1 staple fiber spun yarn Color: black/dark black yarn. Technics: ring spinning and compact spinning. Use for: knitting and weaving. Feature: Anti-pilling, High Tenacity, High strength, Eco-friendly. Packing: PP bags or cartons. Supply Ability: 400MT/month
100% Polyester 30S/1 Ring Spun Yarn Raw White Polyester Yarn Material: 100% Polyester, 100% Polyetser Pattern: Raw white Technics: RING SPUN Yarn Type: Spun Feature: High Tenacity Use: Weaving, Knitting, Sewing Twist: Standard Evenness: Excellent Yarn Count: 30S/1 Place of Origin: IRAN Samples: free Package: yarns on cone
Process Open End Technique Open End Blending 30% waste / 70% virgin
Blended Spun Yarn
Polyester High Tenacity Yarns , Polyester High tenacity Multifilament multiply yarns 2 ply, 3 ply , sewing thread , Coarser and finer denier for weaving , Leono Fabric application ,knitting , Industrial Fabric Application Can undertake customised requirements.
Polyester textured yarn
Jute (including kenaf) was an important foreign exchange earner for the producing countries during '60s. Even during the '70s, jute was an important commodity for most of the producing countries. However, during the '80s, bulk handling techniques and synthetic substitutes entered the market and jute started losing its predominant position in the market
