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Introduction:
Dry-spun fibers
With its double-T form, the dralon® X specialty comes closest to natural fibers in handling and
appearance. It is ideally suited for all blends with natural fibers such as wool, cotton, linen,
mohair etc.
Wet-spun fibers
This type shows the known and certified dralon® quality and high reliability. With its kidney
cross-section it is best suited for bright shades across the whole range of colours and applications.
All dralon fibers show outstanding light and weather resistance and give garments easy wash and
wear properties.
Dralon X:
dralon® X is a polyacrylonitrile fiber (PAN fiber).
It is produced by dry spinning.
1) Polymerisation
Acrylonitrile (ACN) is polymerised with other monomers (e.g. with a dyeing additive) to produce polyacrylonitrile (PAN).
2) Dissolving
After washing and drying, the white PAN powder is stirred into dimethylformamide (DMF) and heated until it dissolves.
3) Spinning
The solution is extruded through spinnerets, producing spinning material. The solvent (DMF*) is evaporated from the
solution using hot air during spinning (dry spinning process). It is then distilled and rused.
4) Aftertreatment
At the aftertreatment stage the spinning material is washed, drawn, crimped, dried and lubricated. At this stage the characteristics
properties, e.g. tenacity, elongation, titre, volume, handle, etc. are given to either staple fibre or tow.
Dralon Y
dralon® L is a polyacrylnitrile fiber type (PAN-Fiber).
1) Polymerisation
Acrylonitrile (ACN) is polymerised with other monomers to produce polyacrylonitrile (PAN).
2) Dissolving
After washing and drying, the white PAN powder is stirred into dimethylacetamide (DMAC) and heated until it dissolves.
3) Spinning
The solution is extruded through spinnerets, producing spinning material. The solvent is evaporated from the solution
using a water bath during spinning (wet spinning process). It is then distilled and rused.
4) Aftertreatment
At the aftertreatment stage the spinning material is washed, drawn, crimped, dried and lubricated. At this stage the
characteristics properties, e.g. tenacity, elongation, titre, volume, handle, etc. are given to the tow.
Fiber comparison
Compare the outstanding charateristics of dralon® with that of other fibers such as cotton,
Learn more about the advantages of the six specific dralon® X fiber types:
dralon® X 860 / condralon
Lustre
bright
dralon® X 800
dralon® X 251
dralon® X 101
Most important standard type:
unblended processing or in blend with wool or other fibers,
can be employed to produce hand and machine-knitting
yarns, furnishing fabrics, table cloth, upholstery fabrics,
carpets, velours, fur imitations, blankets
Titer / cut length
dtex /mm
8,9 / 110 – 130 VC
11,0 / 110 – 130 VC, 130 – 150 VC
17,0 / 130-150 VC
Lustre
bright / semi dull
bright / semi dull
bright / semi dull
dralon® X 100
Learn more about the advantages of the five specific dralon® L fiber types:
dralon® L 900
standard tow type for a wide range of applications
Standard tow type for a wide range of applications with high efficiency and productivity. A tow
1.3 63 bright
Supply form:
Bales of approx. 750 kg packaged with polypropylene bags and polyester hoops.
Tow type for medium bulk yarns with an approximate yarn shrinkage of 16% ± 1%.
Supply form:
Bales of approx. 750 kg packaged with polypropylene bags and polyester hoops.
dralon® L 930
tow type for yarns with improved pilling properties
Supply form:
Bales of approx. 750 kg packaged with polypropylene bags and polyester hoops.
Tow type for ecru yarns with a very soft handle (without adding softener).
Supply form:
Bales of approx. 750 kg packaged with polypropylene bags and polyester hoops.
dralon® L 950
tow type for Repco spinning system
Supply form:
Bales of approx. 750 kg packaged with polypropylene bags and polyester hoops.
PROPERTIES
How Dralon fiber look like: