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High-elastic silk is also known as lockstitch thread or hemstitch thread.

High-elastic nylon yarn is a type of fabric made from deformed fibers. Chemical fiber filaments are heated and deformed into helical loops, resulting in high elasticity and stretch, which are called high-elastic yarns. The products made from these yarns are called high-elastic fabrics. Examples include nylon or polypropylene elastic shirts, pants, elastic socks, and swimwear. High-elastic nylon yarns have a soft touch, good stretchability, strong pulling strength, easy removal, light weight, stable quality, resistant to fading, even dyeing, bright colors, and a complete range of specifications. This product can be woven pure, or interwoven with silk, cotton, viscose, and other fibers to make elastic fabrics and various crepe fabrics. The fabric made from these has a unique style. It is an ideal knitting accessory.

Nylon high-elastic yarn main uses:

1. Mainly used in knitting, hosiery, clothing, fabric, ribbons, textile, woolen products, sewing threads, embroidery, ribbons, woven belts, medical bandages, etc.

2. Widely used in woolen sweaters, lace, garment hemstitching threads, gloves, and yarn production, etc.

3. Suitable for a wide range of knitted products, knitted fabrics, and knitted clothing.

4. Suitable for sewing high-elastic areas of knitted underwear, swimwear, diving suits, labels, underwear, bra, sports footwear, sportswear, etc.

The application fields of high-elasticity nylon filament:

1. Knitted products: elastic jeans, swimwear, skiwear, woolen sweaters, sportswear, fitness pants, golf pants, women's underwear, tight-fitting clothing, and slimming elastic belts, etc.

2. Sock products: There are mid-calf women's socks, leggings, etc.

3. Machine-woven fabric products: including thin, medium, and thick types of elastic work cloth, bubble fabric, denim, etc.

4. Health Care Products: Includes bandages, joint pain relieving ointments, adhesive bandages, non-woven fabrics, and wound care materials, etc.

5. Home products: towels, gloves, packaging straps, elastic bands, bedding fillers, cushions, carpets, curtains, sofas, etc.;

6. Silk products: including imitation silk, crepe silk, elastic silk, etc.

7. Other products include elastic clasps, etc.

The difference between polyester and nylon:

1. Nylon: The longitudinal surface of nylon is smooth and straight, and its cross-section is round. Nylon has high strength, large stretch, excellent elasticity, and good wear resistance, ranking first among all fibers. Its wear resistance is 10 times that of cotton fiber, 10 times that of dry viscose fiber, and 140 times that of wet fiber. Therefore, its wear resistance is excellent. Nylon has good moisture absorption, and the moisture recovery rate reaches about 4.5% under general atmospheric conditions. Nylon's dyeability is also good, which can be dyed with acid dyes, dispersive dyes, and other dyes. Its light resistance and heat resistance are also very strong. In addition, nylon is not afraid of mold, and is not afraid of insect damage.

Polyester: has a lower wear resistance than nylon, lower moisture absorption, good water absorption, high strength. It has a good light resistance, second only to acryl. It is not afraid of mold, but it can be decomposed by hot alkali. Polyester has a strong sense of imitation silk, bright luster, but it is not soft enough, with a flash effect, smooth and flat hand feeling, good elasticity. After holding the silk surface tightly and releasing it, there is no obvious crease. Polyester fabrics have poor moisture absorption, causing a feeling of heat and sweat, and are easy to generate static electricity and pick up dust, affecting beauty and comfort.

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