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 solidified in a coagulation bath to form 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 interwoven silk products.

Nylon filament is a synthetic fiber with the prominent advantage of higher wear resistance than all other fibers, 10 times higher than cotton and 20 times higher than wool. Adding a little nylon fiber to blended fabrics can greatly improve its wear resistance; The new polyamide fibers of nylon-3 and nylon-4 have the characteristics of light weight, good wrinkle resistance, good breathability, outstanding durability, dyeing and heat setting, and are therefore considered to have great development prospects.

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