Introducing a new textile filament from polyolefin fiber.

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Introducing a new textile filament from polyolefin fiber

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This gives to Dryarn the highest covering factor with the same weight. LIGHTNESS The innovative polyolefinic fiber, Dryarn, is the lightest fiber existing in nature, with specific weight 0.91 gr/cm 3.

LIGHTNESS gr/cm 3 Specific weight DRYARN POLIAMMIDE 6 NYLON 6 POLIACRILICO POLYACRILIC ACETATO ACETATE LANA WOOL POLIESTERE POLYESTER VISCOSA RAYON COTONE COTTON

The highest superficial tension carries out sweat and body moisture, for a perfect moisture management of the fabric. Dryarn keeps your body dry and warm, for a new sensation of wellness. Thermal isolation comparable to wool: for a perfect thermal regulation against outside temperature. COMFORT

FiberWater absortion Thermal isolation Dryarn11 Cotton Polyester Polyacrilic Wool Polyammide Viscose Acetate FIBER COMPARATION

HYGYENE The polyolefin fibers don’t absorb any water, moisture or dirty. The continuous filament structure with round section makes Dryarn more clean. Easy care fabrics, which can be cleaned with warm water and light detergents. Dryarn is a bacteriostatic fiber, with an effective hygyenic functionality without chemical addittivation.

RESISTANCE Higher resistance to abrasion than many other sintethic or natural fiber; no pilling on the fabric Good resistance to sun light exposition High colour solidity: dope dyed colours resistant to washing up to 90°, friction, chlorine and solvents Great dimensional stability – variation lower than 2% after several washing

ENVIROMENTAL FRIENDLY Dryarn is an ecologic fiber. Dope dyed with solid dye stuff, doesn’t produce dyeing wastes. Dryarn is 100% recyclable, as a monomer, for new fibers or polyolefin derivates.

FIBER PREPARATION Flat Textured Air textured Twisted Up to microfiber (0,9 denier/filament) for a enhanched touch of the fabric. Dryarn is available in several preparation:

NEW POSSIBILITIES Sportswear fabrics (circular knitting, seamless and warp knitting) Underwear for men and women Technical wear and workwear Fabrics for medical applications due to high hygyene and thermal isolation. Dryarn open new frontiers for any textile end uses Lightness, comfort, hygyene and resistance make this new fiber suitable for all the textile applications.

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