Nylon Staple Fiber 1.5D x 76mm (High Tenacity, Semi-Dull)

Nylon Staple Fiber 1.5D x 76mm (High Tenacity, Semi-Dull)

Product Description 

• This product is a premium-grade synthetic staple fiber engineered for demanding applications. The specification "1.5D x 76mm" defines its core physical characteristics:

  • 1.5 Denier (D): This indicates a fine fiber denier, resulting in a soft hand feel, excellent flexibility, and the ability to create fabrics with high density and a smooth surface.

  • 76mm Length: This medium-staple length is optimized for processing on both cotton and worsted spinning systems, offering excellent blendability with other natural or synthetic fibers.

  • High Tenacity: This is the key performance feature. The fiber is manufactured to possess superior tensile strength and resistance to abrasion, fatigue, and repetitive stress.

  • Semi-Dull Luster: The semi-dull finish reduces the natural shine of nylon, providing a more natural, subdued appearance in the final product, which is often desirable for technical and non-apparel uses.

Product Details

Nylon Fiber Characteristics

· Exceptionally strong

· Elastic

· Abrasion resistant

· Lustrous

· Easy to wash

· Resistant to damage from oil and many chemicals

· Can be pre-colored or dyed in wide range of colors

· Resilient

· Low in moisture absorbency

· Filament yarns provide smooth, soft, long-lasting fabrics

· Spun yarns lend fabrics light weight and warmth

Applications

This combination of properties makes it an ideal material for applications where durability, strength, and longevity are paramount:

1. Technical Nonwovens & Needle-Punched Fabrics:

   • High-Performance Filtration: Used in filter media for industrial baghouse filters (e.g., cement, power plants) due to its excellent strength, chemical resistance, and recovery from dust cake release.

   • Coated Substrates: Serves as a reinforcing scrim for PVC or PU coatings in products like truck tarps, inflatable boats, and protective covers, where dimensional stability and tear resistance are critical.

   • Geotextiles: Employed in soil stabilization and erosion control mats that require high tensile strength to withstand mechanical stresses underground.

2. Advanced Papermaking (Synthetic Paper Pulp):

   • Used as a reinforcing agent in specialty papers (e.g., banknotes, security documents, tea bags, insulation papers) to dramatically enhance wet and dry strength, tear resistance, and durability.

3. Durable Spun Yarns for Technical Textiles:

   • When spun (often in blends with other fibers like wool, cotton, or aramid), it produces yarns for:

     • Industrial Sewing Threads: For heavy-duty leather goods (shoes, luggage, upholstery), automotive interiors, and safety gear.

     • Protective Gloves & Apparel: Enhancing cut and abrasion resistance in workwear.

     • Canvas & Webbing: For heavy-duty bags, belts, and military equipment.

4. Automotive Interiors:

   • Needle-punched or thermally bonded felts for trunk liners, floor coverings, and insulation layers, benefiting from its resilience and strength.

5. Floor Coverings:

   • As a reinforcing fiber in needle-punched carpets, artificial turf backing, and automotive carpets to improve tuft bind strength and dimensional stability.

Production Process

Certificate

ISO9001, INTERTEK