Golden Color FDY Monofilament Yarn on cops

Flame-retardant monofilaments, also known as flame-retardant monofilaments, refer to monofilaments that smolder only in the flame, do not generate flame themselves, and extinguish themselves when leaving the flame, which are widely used in clothing, home, decoration, non-woven fabrics and fillers. Traditional flame-retardant monofilaments (for example, pet flame-retardant monofilaments) are generally made by adding flame retardant into raw materials, which can be permanently flame-retardant, but the amount of flame retardant added is high, resulting in higher production costs.

There are many kinds of polyester monofilament, including flame retardant monofilament, triangular shaped monofilament, flat monofilament, high shrinkage monofilament, hollow monofilament, cationic monofilament, full extinction monofilament, UV resistant monofilament, PET monofilament, nylon monofilament, etc.

Mono yarn is also known as Monofilament yarn. Mono yarn is a single, continuous strand of synthetic fiber or a continuous fiber composed of 4 to 6 single fibers. The monofilament has sufficient strength and toughness to be used as a single yarn for a single yarn or a mesh. The most commonly recognized monofilament is nylon fishing line but monofilament can be used in numerous ways.

It has good fiberization, mechanical properties, wear resistance, creep resistance, low water absorption and electrical insulation.

Recycled spandex refers to the use of waste polyester bottle flakes as raw materials, through chemical methods to degrade it into monomer, and then through the spinning process to produce a new type of fiber. This fiber is environmentally friendly, sustainable and recyclable

Our Nylon Monofilament is crafted with precision and advanced manufacturing techniques. It exhibits excellent tensile strength, ensuring durability and reliability in various applications.

Recycled spandex refers to the use of waste polyester bottle flakes as raw materials, through chemical methods to degrade it into monomer, and then through the spinning process to produce a new type of fiber. This fiber is environmentally friendly, sustainable and recyclable.

ETPU (Expanded Thermoplastic Polyurethane) is a type of expanded thermoplastic polyurethane material that combines characteristics of thermoplastic plastics and elastomers. It is manufactured by introducing low-density bubbles into the polyurethane molecular chain, resulting in a lightweight and highly resilient material.

Organza yarn is a transparent light fabric that is often covered with satin. Organza is mainly a type of single filament made by processing nylon or polyester mother fibers through elastic false twisting, and then dividing them into fibers.

When it comes to choosing the price of polyester and the feel of nylon, this stretch polyester (nylon-like) yarn is definitely the best choice. After the ultra soft process, the hand feel is close to nylon. The high-temperature dyeing process of polyester also ensures stability in color fastness.

Main specifications: 100D, 150D, 210D, 250D, 280D, 420D, 630D, 840D, 1050D, 1260D. At the same time, our company relies on advanced modular production equipment to produce special PA66 industrial yarn products according to customer needs.

Good processing performance and longer service life, it also has the characteristics of high strength, and better flexibility and dynamic mechanical properties.

Anti-UV spun yarn is one of the most reliable solutions to make fabrics withstanding harsh sunlight wthout compromising strength or aesthetics,shielding the skin from harmful UV exposure.

We Can Produce 3D/5D/7D/15D 25mm/26mm/ 32mm / 51mm / 64mm/150mm Siliconized OR Non-Siliconized Hollow Conjugated / Hollow / Solid Recycled / Virgin / Semi-Virgin White/ Raw white/ Whitening/any other color

Lyocell is indeed a plant-based fiber. The making of Lyocell starts with harvesting wood, whichoften comes from eucalyptus trees. Nevertheless, it's also common to find Lyocell made of oakbamboo and birch trees too. This wood is broken down into tiny pieces and then chemicals areadded to dissolve it into a wood pulp.