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Solid Anti-Static Flame Retardant Abrasion-Resistant Polyester Staple Fiber PSF

Name: Solid AntiStatic Flame Retardant AbrasionResistant Polyester Staple Fiber PSF
Brand: yaoyang
Price: 1 USD

Buy cheap Solid Anti-Static Flame Retardant Abrasion-Resistant Polyester Staple Fiber PSF product

Brand Name : yaoyang

Model Number : color fiber

Place of Origin : China

MOQ : 3000kg

Price : USD+US $0.68 - 0.95+kg

Payment Terms : L/C,D/A,D/P,T/T,Western Union,MoneyGram

Supply Ability : 21000+kg+Day

Delivery Time : 3-7days

Packaging Details : Wordless packaging

MICRO FIBER 1.2 D : FOR FILLING FOR SPINNING

SOLID : FILLING AND YARN OR NON WOVEN

Brand : yaoyang

Fiber Crimp : High low medium

LOW MELT FIBER : 4DX51MM WHITE FOR NON WOVEN

HCS : FILLING TOYS / CUTION / PILLOW /BEDDING /CONFORTER

COLOR LOW MELT FIBER : AS GLUE STICK WITH FIBER

Fiber Color : colorful

Fiber Grade : Semi-dull, Bright, Super Bright

Feature : Anti-Distortion, Anti-Static, Abrasion-Resistant

HOLLOW FIBER : FILLING

Fiber Type : Polyester Staple Fiber

COLORED : DYED COLOR FOR NON WOVEN ETC

POLYESTER STAPLE FIBER : FILLING /YARN / NON WOVEN ETC

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Solid Polyester Staple Fiber

100% Polyester Flame Retardant Color Fiber - Recycled Polyester Staple Fiber from leading manufacturers and suppliers.

Product Specifications

Place of Origin: Chongqing, China

Material: 100% Polyester

Fiber Type: Staple

Pattern: Raw

Style: Solid

Grade: Recycled

Fiber Length: 38mm

Fineness: 7D

Brand Name: Yaoyang

Model Number: Yaoyang

Key Features

Anti-Static Properties
Flame Retardant
Anti-Distortion
Abrasion-Resistant

History of Polyester and Microfiber

Unlike most fabrics, polyester was the result of scientific endeavors. Its roots go back to the 1930s when W.H. Carothers of DuPont discovered how to create fibers by combining alcohols with carboxyl acids. The technology was further developed by British scientists C.G. Ritchie and W.K. Birtwhistle in 1941, leading to the first commercial polyester fiber.

Polyester gained popularity due to its durability, wrinkle resistance, and comfort. In comparison, microfiber is a more recent innovation with origins debated among textile historians - some credit Japanese development in the 1970s, others point to English origins in the 1980s, while Swedish marketing in the 1990s also played a significant role.

Regardless of its exact origins, microfiber has established itself as an essential textile material valued for its practical features and performance advantages in industrial applications.

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