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Excellent
dye pickup in a wide range of brilliant shades
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Saturation
factor (sf) is only 1.8, whereas colour
development (k/s) factor is 100, resulting in
low dye consumption with brilliant shade. |
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Whiteness
of Verlan fibre is significantly superior than
other acrylic fibres, which helps in brilliant
and beautiful dye shade. |
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Very
compact, smooth round cross-section of fibre
leads to good light reflection and smooth
touch. |
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Verlan
fibre has wide mix of shrinkage levels to meet
the requirements of large number of
applications in downstream industries. |
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Since
Verlan fibre maintains permanent crimp, it has
higher bulkiness than other fibres. |
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Verlan
fibre has round cross-section and therefore,
has higher resiliency. Pile goods, such as
blankets and fur made from verlan has high
elasticity, high bulkiness and smooth touch. |
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Because
of typical nature of spin finish, Verlan fibre
need not be processed with the application of
spin finish at mills and leading to savings of
the same can be done by spinning mills to the
tune of 0.06 to 0.15% OWF. |
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Verlan
has a very low, rather negligible presence of
highly hazardous chemical compared to other
acrylic fibres available in India. Lower level
of residual chemicals make Verlan fibre
machine & equipment friendly. |
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In
cotton sector, the strength of yarn (CSP) made
from Verlan fibre is higher by about 200 units
compared to other acrylic fibres. |
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Because
of higher strength of Verlan fibre and better
evenness in the yarn, the R/F productivity can
be increased by 10-15% in cotton sector. |
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In
worsted sector the Ring Frame productivity for
Verlan product can be increased by 10% over
other acrylic fibres because of high yarn
strength, low lapping and more even yarn. |
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Because
of higher strength of yarn made from Verlan
fibre, better knitting efficiency can be
achieved. |
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