China Dope Dyed rPET FDY With High Quality Reboyarn Factory

In the present day, global warming plays the most important key issue from all international topics. There are four major forms of pollution, including, air pollution, soil contamination, water pollution and plastic pollution. Textile industry is also published as one of the pollution cause in term of dyeing and solid waste. For this reason, Thai Polyester limited company (TPC), the leading recycled polyester yarn and fiber manufacturer in Thailand, concerns seriously about the environmental problems to protect the ecosystem and the environment for decades. The company assures to commit with environmental friendly sustainable operation and products. The major aim of TPC is taking responsibility to sustain global and maintain the beautiful nature for the next generation by focusing on recycling, reusing and reducing. Therefore, recycled polyester (RPET) plays an important part for the firm recently as the global recognize recycled polyester yarn supplier.

Recycled polyester or "rPET" is made by collecting PET (usually in the form of used plastic bottles) and sorting, washing and breaking down the material to spin it into yarn. Mechanically or chemically manufactured yarns can accommodate performance technologies including moisture wicking and temperature regulation. In mechanical recycling, plastic bottles are washed, chopped into flakes and sorted by color, then melted into chips, which are then converted into fibers through a process of extrusion and deformation. Chemical recycling refers to the use of a range of chemicals to clean and break PET before spinning yarn from the resulting material.

Beverage companies are increasingly advocating a "healthy and burden-free" lifestyle, while paying more attention to environmental protection. In the past, there were Sprite green bottles that turned white, and now Coca-Cola has also come to promote the recycling of bottles made of waste plastics.

Compared with nylon yarn, recycled polyester yarn has a large market due to its low cost and good performance. There are many different varieties of recycled polyester fibers, such as ordinary fibers, hollow fibers, triangular fibers, flame-retardant fibers, etc., which are now generally used in the filler industry of furniture and toys, bedding, clothing industry, needle-punched cotton industry, and stitch-bonded fabrics industry, etc. Besides, the application field of recycled polyester yarn is similar to that of virgin polyester yarn. It is widely used in suspenders, shirts, skirts, children's clothing, silk scarves, cheongsam, ties, handkerchiefs, home textiles, curtains, pajamas, bows, gift bags, sleeves, fashion umbrellas, pillowcases, pillows, etc. It is most often used to produce textiles that require GRS certification, or used together with other type of yarn to manufacture core spun yarn or blended yarn.

Polyester has excellent wrinkle resistance, elasticity and dimensional stability, good insulation performance and a wide range of uses.

As you were reading this post, you may have wondered: is recycled polyester the only option when developing sustainable sportswear? What about natural fibres? Of the materials currently available on the market, natural fibres such as Merino wool or Tencel have similar properties to those of polyester. However, as of today, there is no natural fibre or treated natural fibre that has the moisture control of polyester (or polyamide) and can, therefore, be applied to high-performance sports textile.