Acrylic Fibre
Acrylic fiber is a synthetic fiber that closely
resembles wool in its character. Its composed of
acrylonitrile and a comonomer
Yarn Products
Detailed Information
According to the definition of the ISO (International
Standards Organization) and BISFA (International
Synthetic Fiber Standardization Office), fibers which
contain a minimum of 85% acrylonitrile in their chemical
structure are called “Acrylic Fibers”.Acrylic fiber is
produced with two different systems: wet spinning and
dry spinning. Acrylic fiber can be supplied as
producer-dyed either by pigmentation of the dope or with
jel dyeing systems. It can be used 100% alone, or in
blends with other natural and synthetic fibers.
Key Attributes
Yarn Products
Fibers are used in the manufacture of many
products, including clothing, home furnishings,
industrial fabrics, filters, tire cord fabrics,
and nonwoven fabrics.
- Easy to wash and good dimensional stability
- Resistance to damage by moths and chemical substances
- Excellent color-fastness and dyeability in brilliant colors.
- Highly resistant to sunlight
- Lightweight, soft, and warm, with a wool-like touch
Product Details
- Virgin Solid SD RW
- Virgin Solid SD Dope Dyed Black
- Virgin Hollow Conjugate Silicone
- Virgin Hollow Conjugate Non-Silicone
- Recycle Solid SD RW
- Recycle Solid SD Black
- Good strength
- Low absorbency
- Resistant to stretching and shrinking
- Resistant to most chemicals
- Easy to wash – Quick-drying
- Crisp and resilient when wet or dry
- Wrinkle and abrasion-resistant
- Retains heat-set pleats and creases
- Retains heat-set pleats and creases
- Thickness : 1.2D, 1.5D , 2.0D
- Color: white
- Length: Variable cut lengths
- Density : 1.39 g/cc
- Tenacity : high, 40 to 80 cN/tex
- Moisture regain : 0.4 % (at 65% R.H and 20°C)
- Elongation: high, 15 to 45%
- Flame reaction: melts, shrinks, black fumes
- Melting point: 260°C
