Continuous filament yarn is composed of fibers with each end being endless, distinguishing it from spun yarn, where each staple fiber is discontinuous despite the overall yarn being continuous.
Continuous filament yarns, made up of single or multiple filaments, are produced through a series of processes including extrusion from a spinneret, cooling, oiling, drafting, and winding. These filament yarns can be categorized into monofilament and multifilament yarns. Both types of filament yarns can be utilized for industrial or civil purposes. Spun yarns, made from shorter fibers spun and twisted into strips, are primarily used for civil applications.
Filament yarns are widely used both in civilian products (such as household items) and industrial products, including industrial fabrics (such as tyre cord fabrics, belting fabrics, geo textile fabrics, filter fabrics and special dipped fabrics), belts (such as safety belts, lifting belts and braided belts), and ropes & cords, etc.
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