Polyester
Polyester fibre is a widely utilised commercial fibre
all over the globe. These synthetic fibres are very
strong and are produced by reacting alcohol with acid to
create a chain reaction. This reaction with repeating
structure generates large and strong molecules.
Interlocked, continuous-length yarns are mostly utilised
for weaving and knitting in commercial applications.
Embroidery, stitching, knitting, weaving, and other
crafts utilise polyester filament yarn, which is a fine
synthetic thread. PFY is another name for these types of
yarns. Direct spinning of MEG and PTA yields these
fibres. The introduction of Polyester yarns to the
worldwide textile industry was revolutionary.
Yarn Products
Detailed Information
Polyester yarns may be divided into three categories:
Polyethylene Terephthalate Polyester Filament Yarns (PFY) are highly sought-after yarns on the worldwide market. PET polyester is also known as Polyethylene Terephthalate.
Yarns that have been spun – Spun yarns, a common kind of Polyester yarn, are made from PCDT or chopped PET. Spun yarn is made from polyester fibres that have been spun together.
Twisting and drawing polyester POY creates textured
yarns. It is made from PET multifilament.
Key Attributes
Yarn Products
In the textile industry, polyester filament
yarns are widely utilised because of their
incredible strength. PFY is used not just to
make outerwear, but also a wide variety of other
goods. Polyester filament yarns have a variety
of unique properties, including the following:
- Typically, long filament fibres are used in their creation.
- Long and smooth with a lustrous sheen
- Either a low or a high twist rate is present.
- Stretch determines how much of a twist there will be.
- Streamlined production
