Sometimes the need to loosen knitted products to reuse the threads turns into a big problem. The reason for this is that most types of yarn can be used only …
Tax Returns for Spinning Industry
The state budget of Canada has many different sources. However, 80% of the total amount of money comes from tax payments. They are paid by residents and non-residents who live …
Various types of yarn for knitting
Anyone who has ever been interested in knitting has come across a huge variety of yarns used to create stylish and comfortable clothes. And it’s easy to get confused if …
Fiberglass Yarn
Fiberglass yarn is a cloth material made by squeezing and interweaving threads with a diameter of 3 to 100 microns from molten glass. The materials obtained in this way are …
Microfiber Yarn
Microfiber is a fully synthetic fiber invented in Japan. The composition of the synthetic thread is 80-100% polyester and 20% polyamide or acrylic. These fibers are very fine — they …
Polyester Yarn
Polyester yarn is a kind of synthetic fiber. They are obtained from petroleum products, acids, alcohol, air, and water. Outwardly, it resembles wool. Polyester is often referred to as ‘lavsan’ …
Nylon Yarn
Nylon is an artificial polyamide material used in the production of casual and sports clothing, tablecloths, curtains, and camping awnings. Nylon fibers are widely used due to their properties, including …
Acrylic Yarn
Acrylic fibers are synthetic fibers produced by complex chemical reactions. Despite the synthetic origin, they are soft and pleasant, similar to wool to the touch, and not causing discomfort when …
Acetate Fibers
Acetate fibers are artificial fibers made from cellulose that has been chemically treated and soaked in acetone. Fabrics made from them are light and thin. Outwardly, they are similar to …
Viscose Yarn
Viscose is an artificial fabric from natural raw materials formed as a result of cellulose processing. The production methods make it possible to give viscose yarn the character of “wool,” …