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Doris Yarn


Polypropylene fiber is a Chinese trade name of Synthetic fiber isotactic polypropylene fiber, also called polypropylene fiber, which is refined from petroleum with by-product propylene as raw material.
It is a fiber made from propylene as raw material through polymerization and melt spinning. In 1957, it officially started industrial production, and is a rising star among Synthetic fiber. Due to the advantages of simple production process, low product price, high strength, and light relative density, polypropylene has developed rapidly. At present, polypropylene fiber is the fourth largest variety of Synthetic fiber and the lightest fiber among common chemical fibers.

Introduction: Features irregular S-twist and Z-twist variations with distinct thick-and-thin effects, dry and linen-like handfeel, excellent drapability, and a prominent linen texture and three-dimensional appearance on the fabric.

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Doris Yarn / Wulong Yarn

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    • Commodity name: Doris Yarn

    Introduction: Features irregular S-twist and Z-twist variations with distinct thick-and-thin effects, dry and linen-like handfeel, excellent drapability, and a prominent linen texture and three-dimensional appearance on the fabric.

    Introduction: Features irregular S-twist and Z-twist variations with distinct thick-and-thin effects, dry and linen-like handfeel, excellent drapability, and a prominent linen texture and three-dimensional appearance on the fabric.

    SPECIFICATIONS:

    • Semi-dull: 30D/24F ~ 600D/144F;

    • Bright: 100D/48F ~ 600D/144F.

    Customized options including recycled, dope-dyed, full-dull, cationic and flame-retardant are available.

    Application: Home textiles, fashion fabrics, decorative fabrics, etc., suitable for weaving and knitting.

Polypropylene fiber is a Chinese trade name of Synthetic fiber isotactic polypropylene fiber, also called polypropylene fiber, which is refined from petroleum with by-product propylene as raw material.
It is a fiber made from propylene as raw material through polymerization and melt spinning. In 1957, it officially started industrial production, and is a rising star among Synthetic fiber. Due to the advantages of simple production process, low product price, high strength, and light relative density, polypropylene has developed rapidly. At present, polypropylene fiber is the fourth largest variety of Synthetic fiber and the lightest fiber among common chemical fibers.


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