Virgin Polyester Fiber High Tenacity Dope Dyed Black 1.2Dx32mm for Spinning
This product is a versatile and high - performance fiber that combines the benefits of new - material quality, high strength, stable color, and optimal dimensions for a wide range of spinning and subsequent textile applications.
Virgin Material
- The term "virgin" indicates that this polyester fiber is made from brand - new raw materials. Unlike recycled polyester fibers, which are derived from post - consumer or post - industrial waste, virgin polyester fibers offer a more consistent quality in terms of chemical composition and physical properties. This purity allows for greater control over the fiber's performance during manufacturing processes.
High Tenacity
- High tenacity is a crucial feature of this fiber. Tenacity refers to the fiber's ability to withstand tensile stress without breaking. In the case of this polyester fiber, its high tenacity means it has an enhanced strength. This makes it highly suitable for spinning applications where the fiber needs to endure significant mechanical forces during the yarn - making process. Yarns spun from high - tenacity fibers are more robust and less likely to break during subsequent textile manufacturing operations such as weaving or knitting. They are also ideal for end - use products that require durability, like industrial textiles (e.g., conveyor belts, seat belts), outdoor fabrics (e.g., tents, awnings), and high - performance sportswear.
Dope - Dyed Process
- The dope - dyed method involves adding colorants directly to the polymer solution before the fiber is extruded. In this case, the colorant used results in a black shade. One of the major advantages of dope - dyeing is that the color is uniformly distributed throughout the fiber. This is in contrast to surface - dyed fibers, where the color may fade more quickly or be less resistant to abrasion. The black dope - dyed color of this polyester fiber is highly stable, ensuring that the final textile products maintain their color vibrancy over time, even when exposed to sunlight, washing, and general wear and tear.
Fiber Dimensions
- The fiber has a fineness of 1.2 denier (D). Denier is a unit of measurement for the linear density of fibers, and a lower denier value indicates a finer fiber. A 1.2 - denier fiber is relatively fine, which gives the spun yarns a smooth and soft texture. This fineness also contributes to the fabric's drape and hand feel, making it suitable for applications where a more delicate appearance and touch are desired, such as in some high - end fashion fabrics.
The fiber length is 32 millimeters (mm). This specific length is carefully chosen for spinning purposes. Fibers of this length can be easily processed on standard spinning equipment. They can be blended with other fibers of similar or different lengths and types to create yarns with unique properties. The 32 - mm length allows for efficient fiber alignment during spinning, which in turn leads to the production of uniform and strong yarns.
Technical Specifications:
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ITEM
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UNIT
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VALUE
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Tenacity at Break
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cN/dtex
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≥5.30
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CV Tenacity at Break
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%
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≤11.0
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Elongation at Break
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%
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22.0±5.0
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Deviation of Titer
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%
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±5.0
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Length Deviation
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%
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±5.0
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Over Length Fiber
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%
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≤0.5
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Multiple Length Fiber
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mg/100g
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≤6
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Defects
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mg/100g
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≤10
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Crimp Number
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pcs/25mm
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11.0±2.5
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Crimp Removal
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%
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12.0±3.0
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Tenacity at 10% Elongation
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cN/dtex
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≥4.20
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Shrinkage in Hot Dry Air 180℃
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%
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8.0±2.0
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Electricity Resistance
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Ω.cm
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≤M x 108 (0≤M≤10)
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Oil Pick-up
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%
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0.15±0.05
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Humidity
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%
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≤0.5
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