Nylon filament is a continuous long filament. During the nylon manufacturing process, the spinning fluid is extruded from the spinning nozzle one after another, cooled by air or condensed into filaments in a coagulation bath, becoming a continuous filament. It is then subjected to post-processing such as stretching, twisting, or deformation for further processing. Nylon filament is commonly used in knitting and silk industry, such as weaving various wear-resistant nylon socks such as single stockings and elastic stockings, nylon scarves, mosquito nets, nylon lace, elastic nylon outerwear, various nylon fabrics or interlaced silk products.

Nylon filament is a synthetic fiber, and its most prominent advantage is its wear resistance, which is higher than all other fibers, 10 times higher than cotton wear resistance and 20 times higher than wool wear resistance. Adding a little nylon fiber to blended fabrics can greatly improve its wear resistance; The new polyamide fibers of nylon-3 and nylon-4 are considered to have great development prospects due to their lightweight, excellent wrinkle resistance, good breathability, as well as good durability, dyeability, and heat setting.

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