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1. An In-depth Understanding
Of Polyester Fibers
Polyester fibers are long chain polymers and develops from the
chemical reaction between acid and alcohol. It is derived from coal,
air, water and petroleum.
Types of Fibers
PET (polyethylene terephthalate)
It is more common compared to other types and also much stronger.
It can be used alone or be blended with other fabrics. It makes
clothes wrinkle-free, stain resistant and more likely to retain its
shape.
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2. PCDT (poly-1, 4-cyclohexylene-dimethylene terephthalate)
More elastic and resilient, it is more suited for longer and heavier
use like furniture covers and drapes.
Manufacture
Polyester is of 4 types - filament, staple, tow, and fiberfill. So
manufacturing each type has some differences. While making
filaments, each separate stand is kept intact, which results in
continuous length and smooth fabrics. Filaments are short and in
predetermined length in the staple form and thus easier to blend with
other fibers. When the continuous filaments are loosely drawn
together, then it becomes the Tow form. The last type is the Fiberfill,
that is used to make quilts, pillows and outerwear and is voluminous.
Among these 4, filament and staple are the more common ones.
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3. Types of Polyester Yarns
Filament Yarns
This term refers to a long rope like bundle of raw fibers that has not
been cut or processed into staple form. There are 2 varieties i.e.:
monofilament and multifilament. If you wish to use fiber for sheer
lightweight fabrics like tulle, voile and organdy, then you need
regular tenacity polyester yarn that is bright for light, stretch and sag
resistance. The semi dull version is used for certain apparels. A
duller version is for shirts and trousers.
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4. Textured Yarns
These are processed to reduce transparency, slipperiness and
formation of small tangles on the fiber. After texturing, the fabric
becomes opaque, appears better and the texture, warmth and
absorbency improves.
Spun Yarns
When a fiber and several types of fibers are twisted or "spun" to
make a single thread. Combining natural fibers with synthetic fibers
is common like cotton with polyester.
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