TPU covered yarn

Polyester covered yarn is a unique type of yarn composed of spandex core fibers and a polyester outer covering. With exceptional abrasion resistance and durability, it is an excellent choice for robust textiles like sports equipment, outdoor items, and workwear. Its high strength and stability allow textiles to maintain their shape effectively without deformation.

Polyester master filament is a multifilament structure like conventional filament, which can be separated into several monofilaments. The production process of master filament is the same as conventional filament, mainly including slicing, spinning, cooling, oiling, stretching, shaping, and winding. The ultimate purpose of master filament production is to obtain monofilament with excellent performance.

Mother yarn is the term used to describe multifilaments that – following the spinning process – are split to create monofilament yarns. Mother yarn with excellent strength and resilience. This product has excellent strength and gloss for making thick mono yarn of 20-30 denier.

Material:100% Polyester Style:Polyester Yarn, DTY Polyester Yarn Yarn Type: DTY PBT Feature: Sustainable, Recycled, Moisture-Absorbent

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

Recycled polyester staple fiber, also known as RPET staple fiber, is a sustainable alternative to traditional polyester fiber, derived from post-consumer PET (polyethylene terephthalate) plastic bottles and other recycled sources. This eco-friendly fiber is produced through a process of collecting, sorting, cleaning, and melting down recycled plastic materials to create new polyester staple fibers.

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.

Recycled cotton yarn refers to the use of certain leftovers or waste silk produced in the process of spinning, weaving, and clothing processing as raw materials. The nature or structure of the fiber is the same as that of natural fiber or chemical fiber.

Air texturing, also known as air jet texturing, refers to the processing method of using compressed air jet to treat filament to obtain bulkiness and make it have some characteristics similar to staple yarn. Its product is air texturing filament

Space dyed yarn refers to two or more yarns of different colors dyed onto a single strand of yarn or fabric.

Low melting filament is a kind of low melting yarn.Polyester Hot melt yarn is characterized by good elasticity and luster, non-spattering yarn, anti-hanging, easy cutting, no seaming, and waterproof and breathable functions.

PLA (polylactic acid) , also known as corn fiber, is made from starch based biomass such as corn and potato.PLA fiber has environmental protection, non-toxic, antibacterial, flame retardant and good biocompatibility, and can be completely biodegradable under normal composting conditions. 

Characteristics of PLA fiber: high strength, fast moisture permeability, good gloss, certain UV resistance, good resilience, fluffy and warm, good flame retardancy, no sensitization, low odor residue, etc.

Ocean recycled yarn is a sustainable fiber made from recycled plastic bottles. Strong, durable, and completely recyclable at the end of its life, it also has a much smaller carbon footprint than virgin polyester and requires 70% less energy to manufacture.

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.