Core Spun Yarn
Fibres are twisted around an existing yarn, either
filament or staple spun yarn, to construct a sheath-core
structure in which the already produced yarn is the
core. Continuous filament yarn is typically utilised as
the core, with staple fibres serving as the sheath
covering.
Yarn Products
Detailed Information
Fibres are twisted around an existing yarn, either in
the form of a filament or a staple spun yarn, in the
core-spinning process. This procedure is used to create
the core structure of the sheath from the yarn’s
previously created core. The core-spun yarns are made up
of two parts: the core and the sheath. In most cases,
the filament of the yarn serves as the core, while
staple fibres serve as the sheath’s covering. The
core-spun yarns are utilised to improve the
fabric’s functional attributes, such as stretch,
durability, and strength, which all contribute to the
fabric’s comfort.
Key Attributes
Yarn Products
- Yarns spun from the core Due to its extraordinary strength, outstanding abrasion resistance, and consistent sewing machine performance, the development of core-spun yarn with a ring spinning system paves the way for new goods such as high-performance textiles, sewing threads, and in the garment industries.
- It has a polyester filament that provides excellent strength and durability, as well as a cotton sheath that provides comfort.
- Some sewing threads are manufactured by plying and twisting together two core/sheath fibres made from polyester core/cotton wrap fibres
