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Kianco Acrylic fibers
Basic Principles of Acrylic Fiber Production — Acrylic fibers are
produced from acrylonitrile, a petrochemical. The acrylonitrile is
usually combined with small amounts of other chemicals to improve the
ability of the resulting fiber to absorb dyes. Some acrylic fibers are
dry spun and others are wet spun. Acrylic fibers are used in staple or
tow form.
Kianco Acrylic fibers are modified to give special properties best
suited for particular end-uses. They are unique among synthetic fibers
because they have an uneven surface, even when extruded from a
round-hole spinneret.
Acrylic Fiber
Characteristics
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Outstanding wickability
& quick drying to move moisture from body surface
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Flexible aesthetics for
wool-like, cotton-like, or blended appearance
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Easily washed, retains
shape
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Resistant to moths,
oil, and chemicals
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Dyeable to bright
shades with excellent fastness
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Superior resistance to
sunlight degradation
Some Major Acrylic Fiber
Uses
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Apparel: Sweaters,
socks, fleece wear, circular knit apparel, sportswear and
childrens wear
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Home Furnishings:
Blankets, area rugs, upholstery, pile; luggage, awnings, outdoor
furniture
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Other Uses: Craft
yarns, sail cover cloth, wipe cloths
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Industrial Uses:
Asbestos replacement; concrete and stucco reinforcement
Kianco
Acrylic staple fiber has higher melting point and thinner diameter,
could be used for asphalt concrete and other constructions end use.
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Specification:
kmafb-ACC-TB-PAN-6S; |
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Material Form |
acrylic |
The Type of the Fiber |
Bunchy monofilament |
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Identical Diameter (μm) |
15±2 |
Density (g/cm3) |
1.18~1.2 |
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Length (mm) |
6±1,12±1 |
Modulus of Elasticity (MPa) |
≥3000 |
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Elongation at Break(%) |
≥10 |
Tensile Strength (MPa) |
≥450 |
Note: The range of length
3-50mm, and according to the customer demand
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