Acrylic Fiber Is Made By Spinning Acrylonitrile Copolymers Over 85% Of Acrylonitrile Monomers. These Fibers Are In Tough Competition With Nylon, Polyester And Polyolefin. Acrylics Have Many Desirable Properties Of Wool And Do Not Have The Disadvantages Of Wool. Therefore, The Usage Of Acrylic Fiber Is Increasing Day By Day.
Polyvinyl Alcohol Fiber Is One Of The Best Types Of Fibers For Reinforcing Concrete Due To Tensile Strength And High Modulus Of Elasticity And Non-Environmental Pollution.
Polyvinyl Chloride Fiber Or PVC Fiber Is A Widely Used Plastic And One Of The Most Valuable Products In The Petrochemical Industry. PVC Is Mostly Used In Construction And Its Fibers Have The Same Specifications.
The Combination Of Polypropylene And Ethylene Fibers Is Often Called Olefin Fibers. Olefin fiber is used in carpeting, ropes, and vehicle interiors.
What is Polypropylene Staple Fiber (PP Staple Fiber) (PPSF)
Raw Polypropylene Staple Fiber Are Most Used In The Construction Industry. These Fibers Are Combined With Cement Mortar And Significantly Increase The Tensile Strength Of Concrete. In Fact, One Of The Drawbacks Of Concrete Is Its Tensile Strength And Stability Against Cracking And Tearing.. By Adding Polypropylene Fibers To The Cement Mortar, The Weight Or Volume Of The Mortar Does Not Increase Or Decrease.
Polypropylene Fibers Are A Good Alternative To Thermal Rebars In Concrete. Polypropylene Fibers Can Be Added To Concrete In Various Forms In The Form Of Short And Separated Pieces.
Product: Staple Fiber + Data sheet
What are Polypropylene Staple Fibers used for?
Polypropylene Staple Fiber are used in the following cases: industrial pavements, highly resistant concrete, industrial lands.
Advantages And Disadvantages Of Using Polypropylene Fibres
Polypropylene Staple Fiber Are Also Used For The Strength Of Plastics. By Adding It To Plastic, It Reduces Plastic Cracks Due To Impact Or Cracking Of Moisture And Temperature Changes.
Advantages: High Energy Absorption In Concrete, Relatively High Melting Point, Alkali Resistance, Non-Magnetic, No Dust Absorption, High Wear Resistance, Reasonable And Cheap Price
Disadvantages: Exposure To Ultraviolet Rays Of Sunlight, Due To Its Polar Dyeing Is Associated With Correction And Difficulty.
Manufacturer and Price of Polypropylene Staple Fibers
Zarif-Mosavar Industrial Group Is A Manufacturer Of Synthetic Fibers, Including Polyester Fibers, Polypropylene Fibers (PP Fibers), Polyamides (Nylon), Etc. Send Email For Price:
Email: info@zarifindustrial.com
Products Specification | Value | Measuring Unit | Test Reference |
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Length | 75±5 | mm | ISO 6989 |
Fineness | 6±6% | Denier | ISO 1973 |
Tenacity | min. 52 | gf / den | ISO 1973 |
Elongation | max. 100 | % | ISO 1973 |
Shrinkage | max. +6 | % | ASTM D4974 |
Crimp Number | 20±5 | Waves / Decimeter | DIN 53840-1 |
Humidity | max. 1 | % | ASTM D2257 |
Oil Pick up | 0.25±0.05 | % | ASTM D2257 |
Color | Raw White | Raw White | Raw White |
Product Specificition | Value | Measuring Unit | Test Reference |
---|---|---|---|
Length | 12,18,51,64,75,90,100,110,130 ± 5% | mm | ISO 6989 |
Oil Pick up | 0.2 ± 0.05 | % | ASTM D2257 |
Tenacity | Min. 3 | gf / den | ISO 1973 |
Elongation | 55 ± 15 | % | ISO 1973 |
Fineness | 6 ±10% | Denier | ISO 1973 |
Humidity | Max: 1 | % | ASTM D2257 |
Shrinkage | Max. 5 | % | ASTM D4974 |
Color | According to Sample | – | According to Sample |
Product Specificition | Value | Measuring Unit | Test Reference |
---|---|---|---|
Length | 12,18,51,64,75,90,100,110,130 ± 5% | mm | ISO 6989 |
Oil Pick up | 0.2 ± 0.05 | % | ASTM D2257 |
Tenacity | Min. 30 | gf / den | ISO 1973 |
Elongation | Max. 100 | % | ISO 1973 |
Fineness | 15 ±10% | Denier | ISO 1973 |
Humidity | Max: 1 | % | ASTM D2257 |
Shrinkage | Max. 5 | % | ASTM D4974 |
Color | According to Sample | – | According to Sample |
Crimp Number | 23 ± 4 | Waves / Decimete | DIN 53840 – 1 |
Product Specificition | Value | Measuring Unit | Test Reference |
---|---|---|---|
Length of Fibers | 6 ± 1.5,12 ± 1.5,18 ± 1.5 | mm | ISO 6989 |
Extraction Oil | 0.5 ± 0.05 | % | PL-OPAO |
Diameter | 35 ± 1.7 | Micron | Domestic Laboratory |
Tearing Strength | Min: 30 ,Max. 40 | Centinewton / mm2 | ASTM D3822 |
Elongation of Length | Max: 60 | % | ASTM D3822 |
Humidity | Max: 1 | % | PL-MERO |
External Particles | Without External Particles | – | According to Sample |
Dispersion | Fully Dispersed in Water | – | Domestic Method |
Polyamide Fiber & Nylon Staple Fiber – Zarifmosavar Industrial Group
Polyamide Fiber/Nylon Staple Fiber (PA Plastic) Fiber is one of the most popular synthetic fibers used in textiles and industries. Nylon is the generic name for a family of synthetic polymers which were developed in February 1935 by Wallace Carrots at DuPont firstly, and because it is produced by the binding of repetitive peptamide (bonded amide) units, it was also called polyamide. .
Product of Zarifmosavar + Datasheet : Polyester & PolyPropylene & Polyamide Staple Fiber
Polyamide Fiber Categories According to Their Constituent Monomer
Polyamides are divided into two important categories according to their constituent monomer.
Diamine-based polyamides with the following formula:
(-NH- (CH2) a-CO-) n
The names of these polymers are based on the number of carbon atoms in the original molecule; Which is obtained from the sum (C + 1) a and a represents the repetition of the CH2 group.
B-diamines based on diamine and dicarbonic acid with the following formula:
(NH- (CH2) 6-NH-CO- (CH2) b-CO-) n
The naming of these polymers is based on the number of carbon atoms in each group. b The second number of the formula is obtained according to (C + 2) b.
Due to the physical properties of these Nylon Staple Fiber, they are widely used in textiles, especially clothing, such as knitwear (socks and…), blouses, underwear, raincoats, ski clothes, windbreakers, swimwear and bicycle clothing, as well as furniture such as furniture, Blankets, rugs and curtains are used and due to excellent mechanical properties, fatigue resistance and good tensile strength in truck and aircraft tires, seat belts, car flooring, parachute, conveyor, rope, fishing rope, net, bag Sleepers, tarpaulins and dental floss are used as separators in Ni-H and Ni-Cd batteries.
Advantages: low weight, heat and electricity insulation, abrasion resistance, good tensile strength, gloss, resistance to chemicals and oils, sun resistance, washability with water, paintability, good elasticity and buoyancy, surface Smooth, softness, long shelf life of yarns and fabrics, high melting point, low flammability, reasonable price.
Disadvantages: high moisture absorption, low dimensional stability
Polyester Staple Fibers
The largest Volume of Synthetic Fiber Products in the World is Made of Polyester Fiber or Polyester Staple Fiber (PSF). Polyester is a Type of Polymer That Has Ester Groups, Which mainly include Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET).
Other polyesters, such as polybutylene terephthalate (PBT) and polyethyl methyl terephthalate (PTT), are used in carpet fibers due to their superior fiber yield.
Product: Staple Fiber + Data sheet
Polyester Staple Fibers are not elastic alone, but by combining with other fibers to achieve this ability. Cotton also breathes much better than polyester because it allows air to pass through the fibers. Polyester clothing is more resistant to moisture and wrinkles rather than cotton clothing
Article: What is Polyamide Fiber? Nylon?
Advantages & Disadvantages of Polyester Staple Fiber
Advantages: Has a favorable range of physical properties, strong, light, paintable, wrinkle resistant, resistant to most chemicals, easy quick-was drying, resistant to stretch and shrinkage, resistive against Ultraviolet radiation, low absorption, cheap, mass production from petrochemical sources.
Disadvantages: Prepared from chemicals, long-term direct contact of polyester with the body, leads to serious problems such as skin allergies, skin cancer, lung and heart, due to non-breathable and insulating properties, causes the body to sweat more, flammability High, prone to static accumulation (static electricity), longer odor retention than natural fibers, poor fluff retention compared to carpet / rug nylon, less breathability rather than natural fibers.
Note: Of course, biodegradable polyesters from lactic acid, glycolic acid and other hydroxy acids do not cause contact problems with the body, even in medical devices such as soluble sutures.
Product Specificition | Value | Measuring Unit | Test Reference |
---|---|---|---|
Length | 12,18,51,64,75,90,100,110,130 ± 5% | mm | ISO 6989 |
Oil Pick up | 0.2 ± 0.05 | % | ASTM D2257 |
Tenacity | Min. 3 | gf / den | ISO 1973 |
Elongation | 50 ± 10 | % | ISO 1973 |
Fineness | 3 ±10% | Denier | ISO1973 |
Humidity | Max. 1 | % | ASTM D2257 |
Shrinkage | +1 to +3 | % | ASTM D4974 |
Color | According to Sample | – | According to Sample |
Crimp Number | 50 ± 10 | Waves / Decimeter | DIN 53840 – 1 |
Product Specificition | Value | Measuring Unit | Test Reference |
---|---|---|---|
Length | 12,18,51,64,75,90,100,110,130 ± 5% | mm | ISO 6989 |
Oil Pick up | 0.2 ± 0.05 | % | ASTM D2257 |
Tenacity | Min. 3 | gf / den | ISO 1973 |
Elongation | 55 ± 15 | % | ISO 1973 |
Fineness | 6 ±10% | Denier | ISO1973 |
Humidity | Max: 1 | % | ASTM D2257 |
Shrinkage | +1 to +3 | % | ASTM D4974 |
Color | According to Specimen | – | According to Sample |
Crimp Number | 35 ± 5 | Waves / Decimeter | DIN 53840 – 1 |
Product Specificition | Value | Measuring Unit | Test Reference |
---|---|---|---|
Length | 12,18,51,64,75,90,100,110,130 ± 5% | mm | ISO 6989 |
Oil Pick up | 0.2 ± 0.05 | % | ASTM D2257 |
Tenacity | Min. 3 | gf / den | ISO 1973 |
Elongation | Max. 75 | % | ISO 1973 |
Fineness | 15 ± 10% | Denier | ISO 1973 |
Humidity | Max: 1 | % | ASTM D2257 |
Shrinkage | Max: 1 | % | ASTM D4974 |
Color | According to Sample | – | According to Sample |
Crimp Number | 26 ± 6 | Waves / Decimeter | DIN 53840 – 1 |
Product Specificition | Value | Measuring Unit | Test Reference |
---|---|---|---|
Length | 12,18,51,64,75,90,100,110,130 ± 5% | mm | ISO 6989 |
Oil Pick up | 0.2 ± 0.05 | % | ASTM D2257 |
Tenacity | Min. 2.5 | gf / den | ISO 1973 |
Elongation | Max. 75 | % | ISO 1973 |
Fineness | 17 ±10% | Denier | ISO 1973 |
Humidity | Max: 1 | % | ASTM D2257 |
Shrinkage | Min. 1,Max. 3 | % | ASTM D4974 |
color | According to Sample | – | According to Sample |
Crimp Number | 20 – 25 | Waves / Decimeter | DIN 53840 – 1 |
OFFİCES INFORMATİON
Isfahan Office: Zarif Mosavar Co.
Second Floor, Kowsar Building, 200 meters after Abolhassan Isfahani St., 1st Moshtagh Ave., Isfahan, IRAN
+98 31 38350000
+98 31 32683630- 2
+98 31 32657237
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