Polyester Staple Fiber (PSF) has become the fastest-growing fiber amongst all types of manufactured fibers. Virgin Polyesters are made by polymerization of Purified Terephthalic Acid (PTA) and Mono Ethylene Glycol (MEG) and recycled polyester staple fiber is a synthetic manmade fiber made from PET/Polyester waste and post consumed PET bottles.
Polyester staple fiber is highly versatile and is used in many applications such as in nonwovens, furniture, spinning and bedding industrie
Our solid fibers possess good carding properties and bond excellent with low melt fibers
Hollow fibers are extensively used in many industries for stuffing. It traps the air and it gives the needed volume.
Produced by mixing regular and modified polyester, low melt fiber is melted at lower temperature and bonded with other solid polyester which strengthens the new mixed fiber
Fibers used for carded spunlace, they provide integrity, opacity, softness, fluid retention and release. Used mainly for wet-wipes and all kinds of hygienic products
Researchers have discovered an antibacterial polymer that can be used in everyday products such as sportswear, pillows, duvets, without causing resistant bacteria.
Fibers with added phosphorus. Intended for fire prevention and low flammability. These fibers possess higher LOI (limiting oxygen index) making them perfect for aviation industries, railways, etc.
Non-crimped polyester fiber
