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O.E. Cotton Yarn for Technical Textile Production
mmp's O.E. Cotton Yarn goes into filtration, absorbent materials, industrial textiles, and other products where cotton is the right fit. As a natural cellulosic fibre, cotton takes in moisture easily, which is why it’s used across so many textile products.
Available in a count range of 0.60s Ne to 3.0s Ne, this open-end cotton yarn can be considered for different fabric and textile constructions. The suitable count depends on the intended end use, the required fabric structure, and the manufacturing process.
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Cotton is a natural cellulosic fibre, and it takes in moisture easily. That’s a big part of why it shows up in so many textile products. This O.E. Cotton Yarn is made from 100% cotton and spun on open-end machines, which makes it a practical yarn for fabrics that benefit from what cotton naturally offers.
Counts run from 0.60s Ne to 3.0s Ne. Filtration, absorbent products, and industrial textiles each need something a little different, so the right count will depend on your end use, the fabric structure, and how you plan to process the yarn.
- Made from 100% cotton
- Open-end spun yarn
- Natural cellulosic fibre that absorbs moisture easily
- Counts from 0.60s Ne to 3.0s Ne
- Suits a range of fabric and textile constructions
- Works for filtration, absorbent, and industrial textile uses
As an open-end cotton yarn, mmp’s O.E. Cotton Yarn can be used for:
- Filtration media: cotton fits certain filtration processes well. First make sure it won’t react with what you’re filtering and that it gives the filtration level you need.
- Absorbent materials: cotton soaks up moisture on its own, so it’s widely used here. How the product performs still depends on how it’s made and processed.
- Industrial textiles: a good option when the fabric gains from cotton’s natural properties. Match the count to your fabric structure.
- General technical textiles: the count range leaves room for different constructions, as long as the yarn meets what the final product needs.