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O.E. FR Rayon Yarn for Flame-Resistant Textile Applications
mmp's O.E. FR Rayon Technical Yarn is intended for specialised technical textile applications where flame-retardant properties are an important consideration. FR stands for flame retardant. This yarn can be evaluated for textile constructions that require flame-retardant rayon, including suitable filtration media and other specialised industrial applications.
This open-end FR rayon yarn comes in counts from 2.0s Ne to 5.0s Ne, so you can choose based on how your fabric is built and what it needs to do. When it comes to flame resistance, a lot rests on the material spec and on how the FR property is built into the open-end FR rayon yarn. For products that must meet strict fire-safety rules, we always recommend checking the product data and test results first.
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FR stands for flame retardant. Some fabrics simply can’t be made without flame-retardant material, and that’s where FR rayon yarn comes in. This open-end FR rayon yarn is spun from flame-retardant rayon on open-end machines, for textiles where resistance to catching fire matters.
How well it performs on flame resistance depends a lot on the material spec and on how the FR property is built into the yarn. Count is the other half of the choice. Heavier fabrics generally sit at the coarser end of the 2.0s Ne to 5.0s Ne range, while lighter builds move toward the finer end.
- Open-end spun from flame-retardant rayon
- Flame-retardant properties, backed by product specifications and testing
- Counts from 2.0s Ne to 5.0s Ne
- Coarser counts for heavier fabrics, finer counts for lighter builds
- Suited to filter media, industrial textiles, and protective fabrics
- Consistent yarn for steady running in production
As an FR rayon technical yarn, mmp’s O.E. FR Rayon Technical Yarn can be used for:
- Flame-retardant textile constructions: fabrics that need flame-retardant material; read the technical documents in full before you commit.
- Filtration and technical textiles: filter media and industrial textiles that fall under fire rules; check the yarn against your conditions, fabric build, and performance goals.
- Protective textiles: settle your flame-resistance level and test standards first. Using FR rayon alone won’t make a fabric pass a protective standard.
- Specialised industrial fabrics: products where fire is a risk and yarn consistency affects how smoothly production runs.