Features, Characteristics and Application of Jute Fiber
Introduction: Jute is one of the cheapest natural fibers and is second only to cotton in amount produced, and variety fibers are composed primarily of …
Fiber
Production Process of Viscose Rayon
Introduction: Rayon is a cellulosic fiber that is made of regenerating natural cellulose from plants without modifying it. The degree of polymerization is 500, which …
Fiber Fineness Importance and Measurement Method
What is Fiber Fineness? Fiber fineness is one among the three important fiber quality characteristic normally measured in terms of micronaire. In textiles, fineness refers …
Glass Fiber: Types, Properties, Manufacturing Process and Uses
Introduction of Glass Fiber: Glass is a non-metallic fiber, widely used as industrial material these days. The art of spinning glass yarns to make fabrics …
Milk or Casein Fiber: Properties, Manufacturing Process, Benefits and Uses
Milk or Casein Fiber: Milk fibers are regenerated protein fibers made from a chemical substance and casein, which is derived from milk after the butterfat …
Metallocene Polypropylene Fiber: Advantages and Applications in Nonwoven
What is Metallocene Polypropylene (mPP) Fiber? Metallocene polypropylene (mPP) fibers modified with copolyamide consisting of 85 wt.% of ε-Caprolactam and 15 wt.% of nylon salt …
Mohair / Angora Fiber: Properties, Manufacturing and Uses
What is Mohair / Angora Fiber? Mohair is another specialty fiber that comes from the Angora goat found in Tibet. Mohair fibers are circular and …