We can supply Viscose RAYON YARN AND fABRIC, Tyre Cord yarn in 122x1 Tex, 122x2 Tex, 184x1 Tex, 184x2 Tex, 244x1 Tex, 244x2 Tex, etc.,
Viscose rayon is a semi-synthetic fabric made from wood pulp and other natural sources of cellulose.
It's often used as a substitute for silk because it has a similar texture and drape.
Viscose rayon is breathable and cool, making it a good choice for summer clothing.
Viscose rayon is absorbent and wicks away sweat, making it a good choice for activewear.
Nylon Twisted Yarn for Lace, Jacquard Fabric, and Webbing
Specifications:
Feature: High Stretch Spring Yarn
Pattern: Raw
Style: Twisted Yarn
Type: FDY (Fully Drawn Yarn), Filament, Nylon 6, Nylon 66
Use: Weaving, Sewing
Key Features: We produces nylon twisted yarn using 100% filament materials (e.g., Nylon, Polyester) without any spandex. The twisting process imparts an elastic quality similar to that of a spring. This elasticity is particularly beneficial when applied to fabrics, especially lace, as it results in a softer touch and lighter feel.
The yarn's high stretch capabilities make it ideal for a range of applications, including:
Lace: Providing flexibility and comfort when used as a liner.
Webbing: Enhancing durability and stretch for various webbing products.
Jacquard Fabric: Adding intricate designs with enhanced elasticity.
Nylon 6.6 tire cord yarns are specifically engineered for applications in the automotive industry, particularly in the manufacturing of tires and airbags. These high-performance multi-filament yarns combine outstanding tenacity, dimensional stability, and excellent fatigue resistance, making them ideal for reinforcing rubber compounds.
Specifications:
Fineness: Typically available in deniers such as 840, 1260, 1680, and higher.
Tenacity: Minimum of 85 cN/Tex, ensuring strong tensile strength suitable for high-stress applications.
Elongation: Up to 24% at break, allowing the material to stretch without breaking, which is crucial for tire performance.
Hot Air Shrinkage: Generally around 6-12%, depending on specific processing conditions (160C for 2 minutes).
Heat Stability: Minimum of 92%, indicating the yarn's ability to maintain strength and integrity under heat.
