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O.E. Polypropylene Yarn Manufacturer and Supplier
mmp's O.E. Polypropylene Yarn is developed for industrial and technical textile applications where the choice of yarn plays an important role in the final product. With a count range of 0.60s Ne to 4.0s Ne, it caters to varied requirements across filtration media, filter fabrics, ropes, geotextiles, and other industrial textiles.
Being produced through open-end spinning technology, this open-end spun yarn can be used wherever there is need for yarn that will be suitable for certain types of fabric structures and production processes. The right count and specification of the yarn can be ascertained depending on the intended use.
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O.E. Polypropylene Yarn is a polypropylene yarn produced on open-end spinning technology. In open-end spinning, fibres are collected and twisted together to form the yarn, a different method from conventional ring spinning. The result is an open-end spun yarn that suits a variety of fabric structures and production processes.
mmp makes this yarn in counts from 0.60s Ne to 4.0s Ne. Some fabric constructions need a finer count, and others need a coarser one. With this range, you choose the count that works for your product, and you don’t have to change your process to fit the yarn.
- Made from polypropylene on open-end spinning machines
- Counts from 0.60s Ne to 4.0s Ne, a wide spread within the coarse range
- One open-end polypropylene yarn for filter fabrics, industrial fabrics, ropes, and more
- Works with different fabric structures and production setups
- Wide count choice to match the yarn to the product
- Suited to filtration media, geotextiles, and other technical textiles
As a polypropylene yarn, mmp’s O.E. Polypropylene Yarn can be used for:
- Filtration media and filter fabrics: the count and construction depend on what you’re filtering and under what conditions
- Industrial textiles: no two industrial fabrics need quite the same yarn, and the right OE yarn makes the match simpler
- Ropes: a common use for polypropylene yarn; check it against your rope design first
- Geotextiles: suitability depends on the product’s design and requirements
- Other technical textiles: the wide count range gives manufacturers room to try it across different structures