Synthetic threads - Import export

The Nylon66 carpet yarn we supply is sourced from INVISTA. INVISTA transforms daily life through its innovations in the nylon, polyester and specialty materials industries. You may find INVISTA's products in your clothing, carpets, cars and computers—just to name a few.

Acrylic fiber is a synthetic one made from acrylonitrile, a clear plastic. This fiber, also called "art wool," is considered to use as a wool substitute. Among all synthetic yarns, acrylic is the closest to wool in appearance and feeling, however, it's lower cost than wool and has its own attractive characteristics.

Viscose yarn is one of the most commonly used faux silks, is also known as "Art Silk". It is considered to be the semi-synthetic yarn because of the use of natural cellulose - wood pulp and cotton pulp – in its production process.

Rayon yarn is produced through a process using cellulose from wood or cotton. Because it uses raw materials that are natural resources, it is considered semi-synthetic. It is the oldest manufactured fiber in the world, dating back to the late 1800's. It can be used to make a huge range of consumer products – in rugs you see it called – Spun Viscose. Rayon is breathable, cool and takes color easily.

Rayon yarn is produced through a process using cellulose from wood or cotton. Because it uses raw materials that are natural resources, it is considered semi-synthetic. It is the oldest manufactured fiber in the world, dating back to the late 1800's. It can be used to make a huge range of consumer products – in rugs you see it called – Spun Viscose. Rayon is breathable, cool and takes color easily.

Bamboo Silk, a high-quality natural viscose, that is gained from the cellulose of the bamboo plant. The Bamboo viscose fiber that looks like a cloud, and is soft and cool to touch. It is extremely durable and has hypoallergenic and antimicrobial properties.