Types and characteristics of commonly used fibers for knitting

First, the type of fiber

1. Natural fiber

(1) Plant fiber cotton fiber and hemp fiber.

(2) ii fiber:

1 wool fiber rabbit hair fiber, wool fiber, camel fiber.

2 silk fiber mulberry silk fiber, tussah silk fiber.

2. Chemical Fiber

(I) Ii raw fiber:

1 regenerated cellulose fiber viscose fiber, copper ammonia fiber, acetate fiber.

2 regenerated protein fiber milk protein fiber, soy protein fiber, peanut fiber, corn fiber

Dimension.

4 other fiber bamboo fiber, seaweed fiber, chitin fiber, etc.

Types and characteristics of commonly used fibers for knitting

(2) Synthetic fiber grating polyester fiber coated polyester), polyacrylonitrile fiber ± super acrylic fiber, polyamide fiber

(nylon), polyvinyl chloride fiber (chlorinated fiber), polyvinyl formal fiber (Vinyl), polypropylene fiber

(Polypropylene), polyurethane elastic - sexual fiber followed by spandex).

(3) Inorganic fiber plus glass fiber, metal fiber, rock fiber, carbon fiber.

In short, natural fibers refer to fibers that are already present in nature, such as cotton, wool, and hemp. Recycled fiber is obtained by chemically using a high-molecular substance in nature as a material shed cotton seed (short pile), wood, bagasse, and the like. Synthetic fibers are fibers obtained by chemical synthesis and mechanical processing using low molecular substances such as coal, petroleum, and natural gas. Synthetic fiber has many excellent special strength, high elasticity, good wear resistance, etc. The fabric woven with it is not easy to wrinkle, wear-resistant, not afraid of insects, not easy to mold, and many other natural and recycled fibers in the morning. of. However, there are also disadvantages such as easy static electricity, easy pilling and so on.