Polyester
PAGE 3
Polyester wool
Wool is a natural protein fibre meaning it grows in its fibrous form, from sheep. It s basically sheep hair - to produce yarn it s simply clipped from the animal, cleaned, combed and twisted together. It is still hair, so it has the insulating and weather proof properties that animal hair does. It biodegrades, takes almost all dyes including natural plant dyes and comes in…
Read more
Recycled polyester fibre
Continuous polyester yarn produced from post-consumer recycled polymer. Environmentally friendly. Highest sustainability in raw and solution-dyed versions. Total production versatility: solution-dyed PET product range in combination with the polyester yarn Starlight® UV Guard (anti-UV) and/or dyed Starlight® feel (bacteriostatic) functionalities. POY can be tailored to specifications…
Read more
Polyester examples
This image, taken with a scanning electron microscope, shows a bend in a high surface area polyester fiber with a seven-lobed cross section.A soft drink bottle made of PET. Polyester is the name for a class of polymers that contain the ester functional group in their main chain. Although some types of polyesters can be found in nature, such as the cutin of plant cuticles, the…
Read more
100 polyester Shirt
Choose Sublimation Shirts at Wholesale for Your Company s Designs Sublimation shirts (wholesale) including sublimation tees at wholesale are available direct from American manufacturer Royal Apparel of Hauppauge, New York. We are one of the few remaining U.S. manufacturer that produces most products in the U.S.A. We offer innovative fabric blends, organic cotton, organic bamboo…
Read more
Polyester blends
Polyester is blended with cotton for a number of reasons related to the cost, performance, washability, and color-fastness (ability to hold dye) of the fabric. Polyester can be cheaper than Cotton fibers, so it may be blended to make the fabric more affordable. Polyester has performance qualities, like wicking and quick-dry properties, so may be added to make the cotton absorb…
Read more
Polyester Rain Proof
Nylon And polyester are both synthetic fabrics, but nylon production is more expensive, which results in a higher price for the consumer. Nylon also tends to be more durable and weather-resistant, which is why it is more likely to be used in outdoor apparel or gear. Both fabrics are flame retardant, but nylon is stronger, while polyester is more heat-resistant. Comparison chart…
Read more
Absorbency of polyester
Not sure if you should buy a cotton or polyester shirt? Or perhaps a cotton/polyester blend? Although polyester has only been around for roughly half a century, it s use for fabric-based products continues to grow. On the other hand, cotton s popularity shows no signs of waning away anytime soon. Here s how these two wonder fabrics compare. Cotton Cotton fabric is highly regarded…
Read more
Polyester melting temperature
Should you be using a polypropylene or polyester sewing thread? We compare these two different materials to help you decide. Polypropylene - Advantages: Lower specific gravity/density (0.91 g/cm³) – More fibers/unit weight (~25% more). More hydrophobic – absorbs less water and therefore dries faster. Lower heat transfer – Retains more heat. Inert to most chemicals. Polypropylene…
Read more
Uses of polyester
Because of their many desireable qualities, polyester fibers and fabrics have many uses. Polyester is often used in outerwear because of its high tenacity and durability. It is a strong fiber and consequently can withstand strong and repetitive movements. Its hydrophobic property makes it ideal for garments and jackets that are to be used in wet or damp environments-coating…
Read more
Thermoset polyester
Clay – thermoset polyester nanocomposites and conventional clay filled composites are produced using organo-modified clay as the reinforcement and unmodified inorganic clay as filler, respectively. Composites are prepared with clay contents of 1 wt.%, 3 wt.% and 5 wt.%. Tribological property of the nanocomposite system is studied to assess the influence of nanoclay and compared…
Read more
Polyester Textured
Woollie-like nylon is a common fiber type for serger threads. It is fluffy and has good stretch, but is not heat resistant, can fade over time, and can turn brittle. Textured Polyester is a polyester version of a woollie-like nylon serger thread. Great stretch, coverage, and a higher heat-resistance, Polyarn and ProLock are great threads to use in your loopers when serging…
Read more
Black polyester Shirts
When you buy from us, we want to make you completely satisfied. If for any reason you are not satisfied with the goods, you can exchange or ask for refund. Before returning, please take time to read our return policy carefully. You are recommended to contact our after-sale Customer Service before returning an item and they will give your some useful advice. Return: If we send…
Read more
Latest Posts
