Nylon 1. Definition of nylon: Nylon is the Chinese name of synthetic fiber nylon. The translated name is also called "Nylon", and the scientific name is polyamide. Fibre, namely polyamide fiber. Since Jinzhou Chemical Fiber Factory is the first factory in my country to synthesize polyamide fibre. It is the earliest synthetic fiber variety in the world. Due to its excellent performance and abundant...

The appearance of textured yarn was originally just to increase the expansion and looseness of fibers by changing the geometric properties of the fiber material, like cotton and fine wool, to make the product plump and warm. Through various deformation processing, filament yarn overcomes the shortcomings of filament yarn. It has many characteristics of spun yarn (such as expansion and warmth), whi...

Recycled nylon, also known as regenerated nylon, is a fiber product made through the recycling and reprocessing of polyamide fibers, commonly referred to as nylon. Nylon is a synthetic fiber known for its excellent strength, abrasion resistance, and elasticity, and it is widely used in various textiles and applications. The production process of recycled nylon involves the recycling of discarded n...

As the human population expands itself and continues to devour the land, water and natural resources, it is important that we remind ourselves that we are only an insignificant part of a vastly complex, organic mosaic which is composed of myriad life forms. All those life forms depend on mother Nature and her gifts for their survival. Decade after decade we extract and mine new raw materials to cr...

Runteks is a leading enterprise dedicated to the production and sale of high-quality Bright Nylon Monofilaments. We are committed to providing high-performance, reliable products to meet the diverse needs of our customers for fiber materials. Product Features: Our pride lies in our Bright Nylon Monofilaments, which include two specifications, 20D and 30D and so on. These products exhibit the follo...

Steam yarn is a spinning process commonly used in the production of synthetic fibers such as polyester and nylon. This process involves heating and pressurizing synthetic polymer particles to melt them and then extruding them through fine openings or nozzles to form filaments. These filaments encounter high-temperature steam immediately upon extrusion, causing them to solidify and form fiber bundl...