Nylon hot melt yarn

Nylon low melting yarn,Low melting point,strong adhesive strength.

Description

Hot fusible yarn, also known as fusible yarn, fusible bonding yarn, is used in textiles, footwear, industry and products. It is made of low-melting polyamide (nylon) or polyester, and the melting point can be controlled between 85°C and 180°C by adjusting the raw material properties. At normal temperature, the hot fuse and other fibers are woven into a fabric, and then pressure is applied to the fabric under dry heat or wet heat. When the temperature is higher than the melting point of the hot fuse, the hot fuse gradually melts. At this temperature, the conventional other fibers remain unchanged and are thus bonded together by the thermal fuse. It melts at a very low temperature compared to ordinary fibers and does not damage fibers or fabrics. It is a highly functional fiber that provides the desired adhesive force, strengthens the cohesive force of the fiber, and imparts morphological stability. Therefore, the thermal fuse can replace chemical adhesives such as glue, avoid the pollution of volatiles and powder layers, and be environmentally friendly and non-toxic; at the same time, it saves the process flow, improves production efficiency, and reduces downstream production costs.

Strong adhesive strength

●Nylon Melting yarn used for sticky nylon yarn.

●Polyester Melting yarn used for sticky Polyester yarn.

Melting conditions

●Both dry and wet heat.

●Uniform and stable dyeing rate.

Specification

Features

●High quality raw materials, using imported raw materials.

●The melting point is produced in strict accordance with the standard melting point.

●The color adopts primary color slices, which has better color fastness, chromaticity and physical properties than masterbatch dyeing.

●High quality raw materials, using imported raw materials

Application

Widely used in high-strength Bondi threads, innovative fibers for high-end knitted fabrics, sewing threads, chenille yarns, home textiles, high-strength webbing cords, lace lace, shirt collars, clothing linings, and automotive interiors. Car airbags, etc.

●High Strength Bondi/Sewing Thread ——Prevents thread splitting during sewing.

●Suture ——Prevent wrinkles along the stitches.

●Unidirectional weave ——Production of flat fabrics in carbon and glass fibers.

●Jagged edge ——Prevents the small ring from missing needles and pulling out.

●Chenille yarn ——Prevent loose fibers from falling off.

●Gloves ——Effective edge sealing at the cuffs.

●Dark seam ——Prevents frills from unraveling.