Nylon yarns include partially oriented nylon yarns (POY), fully oriented nylon yarns (FDY), Available as thread (DTY), and nylon tip. A process for producing flat continuous multifilament nylon apparel yarns suitable for critical dyeing applications, and a process for producing such yarns. The process of making yarn involves spinning nylon polymers with relative viscosities.
Nylon is a thermoplastic silk-like material, nylon was the first commercially successful polymer and the first synthetic fiber made entirely from carbon, water and air. Nylon is divided into two categories like nylon 6 and the nylon 66. Nylon 6 is mainly used in the manufacture of clothing, while nylon 66 is used in the manufacture of industrial products such as tire cords and ropes for finishing nets.
Nylon can be used for carpet fibers, clothing, fishing lines, shoes, nylon fibers, pantyhose, wind pants, toothbrush bristles, hook-and-loop fasteners, airbag fibers, intake manifolds for automobile parts, gas tanks, slings, ropes, etc. increase. Mechanical parts such as gears and bearings, parachutes, metallized nylon balloons, classical and flamenco guitar strings, paintball marker studs, racquetball, badminton, squash, tennis racket strings, stringed instrument strings, as well as climbing equipment and slacklines.
Nylon fibers are used in many applications including textiles, bridal veils, carpets, strings and ropes. High-strength nylon fibers are used in seat belts, tire cords, bulletproof fabrics, etc. It is mostly supplied to china.
