Common Specifications: Denier ranges from 70D to 1680D, including 70D/24F, 210D/72F, 420D/144F, 840D/144F, and 1000D/192F. Available in Semi-Dull (SD), Full Dull (FD), High-Tenacity Raw White, and Dope-Dyed versions, with Non-Intermingled (NIM), SIM, or HIM network options.

Key Advantages:

Ultra-High Tenacity & Superior Abrasion Resistance: Delivers break strength above 8.5 g/d and 10x the wear resistance of cotton, offering exceptional tensile strength and fatigue recovery.

High Melting Point & Heat Resistance: Features a high melting point (255–265°C), remaining highly stable under extreme frictional heat during high-speed sewing or rugged outdoor use.

Flexible, Smooth & Durable: The multifilament structure ensures soft hand-feel, zero fiber shedding or breakage, and excellent chemical/hygienic safety.

Main Applications: Serves as a premium core material for high-end dental floss, heavy-duty safety webbing, tactical and outdoor equipment (e.g., Cordura-style fabrics), automotive airbags, and high-strength industrial sewing threads.