Threads

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Purpose: Polyamide thread

Raw Material: Polyamide

Fiber dyes: Active

Color: Enterprise color base map; according to physical pattern

Thread polyamide and polyester severe twisted thread - 16.7 tex (150dny), 50 tex (450dny), 97.8 tex, 110 tex (1000dny), 144 tex.

The raw material for polyamide yarns is a synthetic fiber made from polyamides. The mass consumer is known under different trade names: capron, nylon, amylan, stylon, etc.

PROPERTIES OF POLYAMIDE THREADS

Threads are widely used due to their unique consumer properties and characteristics:

• Durability. High-strength specimens with an indicator of 70-80 cN / tex are stronger than most chemical threads, some metals and are comparable to steel. Strength is retained when wet and in a twisted position.
• Wide range of elongation.
• Elasticity. When exposed to 30% of the maximum load, leading to rupture of the tested material, the reversible elongation will remain at the level of 90-95%.
• Resistance to repeated deformation during bending. According to this criterion, natural fibers of cotton and wool are 10 times inferior to polyamide threads.
• Abrasion resistance. According to this characteristic, it is 10 times better than cotton, 20 times better than wool, 50 times better than viscose.
• Resistance to low/high temperatures. Polyamide threads are able to maintain properties in the temperature range from -60°C to 140°C.

The obvious operational advantages have made it possible to displace traditional cotton and wool in light industry, and find application in other industrial areas.

A thread made of polyester fiber, which is characterized by thermoplasticity and excellent dimensional stability, also has properties close to polyamide. Wrinkle-resistant sportswear is sewn from them.

polyamide threads have taken a strong place in the creation of a variety of household goods in:

• textile industry: hosiery, knitwear, light durable fabrics;
• carpet production;
• the production of spandex by braiding elastic polyurethane yarns with polyamide yarns to give them additional strength;
• production of ropes, ropes, cables, fishing nets.
• production of conveyor belts and in the automotive industry (cord threads).