With anti-ultraviolet, anti-pilling, anti-snagging and high abrasion
resistance properties, the fabric boasts a soft and delicate touch,
durability,and shape retention. It is an excellent choice for consumers
outdoor wear.
Preparative technique
The anti-ultraviolet master batches are blended with the polyamide 6 chips, and the spinneret plate with a special cross-section is used to produce the fiber through melt spinning and special high-drawing processes.
Features of fibers and finished products
Main Specifications
Filament: 78dtex/48f, 33dtex/24f FDY
22dtex/12f, 44dtex/34f DTY
Relative Standards
Polyamide 6 drawn textured yarn(FZ/T54007-2019)
Polyamide drawn yarn (GB/T 16603-2017)
Properties of fibers and features of finished products
Q: What are the differences between anti-snagging and anti-ultraviolet
polyamide 6 fiber and ordinary anti-ultraviolet fiber?
A:The production of anti-snagging and anti-ultraviolet polyamide 6 fiber adopts the low-temperature high-drawing process. During the high-drawing process, the intermolecular forces within the fiber are stretched and strengthened, resulting in increased fiber strength. This technology primarily aims to prevent pilling caused by mono-filament breakage by enhancing the breaking strength of mono-filament, while simultaneously improving the product’s anti-snagging and abrasion resistance performance. In addition, appropriately lowering the setting
temperature can prevent the filament from curling due to excessive heat, thus avoiding an increase in fiber ends on the fiber surface that may intertwine and cause pilling. Furthermore, the adoption of a special profiled cross-section design increases the specific surface area of the fiber, enhancing its ability to absorb and reflect ultraviolet rays. And the grooved wicking effect improves the fiber’s moisture absorption and moisture permeability performance.
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