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O.E. Bleached Cotton Yarn for Filtration Applications
mmp's O.E. Bleached Cotton Yarn is developed for wound filter production and selected filtration applications that require bleached cotton yarn. The bleaching process improves the whiteness of cotton yarn, making it suitable for applications where the material's appearance and specific processing requirements matter.
Available in a count range of 0.60s Ne to 2.0s Ne, this Open-End Bleached Cotton Yarn can be evaluated for wound filter manufacturing and other suitable filtration media. Its suitability depends on the filter design, winding process, required absorbency and any specified cleanliness requirements.
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A wound filter starts as a plain core. Yarn is wound over it in a set pattern until the filter layers build up, so the yarn really shapes the whole filter. mmp’s O.E. Bleached Cotton Yarn is open-end spun from cotton and then bleached to improve its whiteness, for applications where the material’s look and processing needs matter.
Cotton takes in moisture naturally, which is one reason it turns up in filtration and technical textiles. How absorbent a particular yarn is, though, depends on its properties and the processing it’s been through. The same goes for count: your filter design and winding pattern will point you to the right one between 0.60s Ne and 2.0s Ne.
- Open-end spun cotton yarn
- Bleached for improved whiteness
- Natural moisture absorption from cotton fibre
- Even yarn for steady handling on the winder
- Counts from 0.60s Ne to 2.0s Ne, a coarse range suited to wound filters
- Suitable for wound filter production and selected filtration media
As a bleached cotton spun yarn, mmp’s O.E. Bleached Cotton Yarn can be used for:
- Wound filter manufacturing: the yarn’s count, evenness, and handling on the winder all affect the finished filter structure
- Applications requiring bleached cotton: a natural fit when your design or process calls for bleached material
- Absorbent filter media: filters that benefit from cotton’s moisture handling; check the yarn’s absorbency against your filter needs
- Selected filtration media: other filtration uses where cotton suits the process, after a trial run on your equipment and pattern