Technical Specifications Table
| DENIER | FILAMENT | LUSTER |
|---|---|---|
| 85 | 24.72 | SD RW |
| 120 | 36,72,108,144 | SD RW, BK |
| 160 | 36,72,96,144 | SD RW, BK |
| 200 | 36 | SD RW |
| 250 | 36,48,72,96,108,144 | SD RW, BK |
| 360 | 72 | SD |
| 500 | 72,96 | SD RW, BRT, BK |
POY
POY yarns have completed their pre-orientation and are the starting material for a wide range of ready-to-wear, sportswear, technical wear and home textiles.
After production, POY yarns are texturized. The resulting textured yarn is softer, more flexible and has a higher heat retention ability compared to plain yarn.
Areas of Use
POY (Partially Oriented Yarn) yarns have a wide range of uses in the textile and industrial fields. Here are the main areas of use:
Woven and Knitted Fabrics
POY yarns are used particularly in the production of fine and lightweight fabrics. Clothing, home textiles, and technical fabrics fall into this category.
Elastic Fabrics
When combined with materials like elastane, POY is used in the production of elastic fabrics such as sportswear and underwear.
Technical Textiles
POY yarns are widely used in textiles for industrial applications, such as safety nets and filter fabrics.
Carpet & Nonwoven
Thanks to their durable structure, POY yarns are also used in carpet production. They are also found in the production of nonwoven products such as medical textiles and cleaning cloths.
