Polyester Staple Fibre
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Polyester Staple Fiber (PSF) Virgin Grades made directly from PTA and MEG or PET Chips or Recycled Polyester Staple Fiber (R-PSF) from good quality Recycled PET Bottle Flakes. PSF produced using PTA and MEG or PET Chips is known as Virgin PSF and PSF produced using Recycled PET Flakes is called Recycled PSF.
100% virgin PSF is costlier than recycled PSF and is also more hygienic and having better properties . Polyester Staple Fiber is generally used in spinning, weaving non-woven. PSF is mainly used for fiber fillings in Cushions, Pillows, Jackets, Soft Toys and Sofa.
It is also used generally in spinning to make Polyester Spun Yarn which is then knitted or weaved into fabrics. PSF is mainly classified Solid and Hollow Polyester staple fiber. Hollow PSF can also have a few properties like Conjugated, Siliconized, Slick and Dry PSF. These properties are normally represented to as HCS (Hollow Conjugated Siliconized), HCNS (Hollow Conjugate Non-Siliconized) or Slick PSF that has a smooth finish. Depending upon the lustre, PSF can be classified as Semi Dull and Bright.
By mixing color master-batch, dope dyed PSF can also be obtained in Optical White, Black and a several colors.Polyester Staple Fiber is available in various Deniers with various cut-lengths. It is mainly available in 1.4D, 1.5D, 3D, 6D, 7D, 15D and cut lengths like 32mm, 38mm, 44mm, 64mm. PSF is mainly produced in India, China, Taiwan, Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia and South Korea. We can supply you best quality Polyester Staple Fiber from manufacturers and suppliers in India, China, Taiwan, Vietnam, Indonesia and South Korea.
Type Denier
Virgin Solid SD RW 1.2, 1.4, 1.5
Virgin Solid SD Dope Dyed Black 1.2, 1.4, 1.5
Virgin Hollow Conjugate Silicone 6D – 15D
Virgin Hollow Conjugate Non-Silicone 6D – 15D
Recycle Solid SD RW 1.4 – 15D
Recycle Solid SD Black 1.4 – 15D
Recycle Solid SD Dope Dyed Colors 1.4 – 15D
Recycle Hollow Conjugate Silicone 6D – 15D
Recycle Hollow Conjugate Non-Silicone 6D – 15D
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