COVERED YARNS

COVERED YARNS

Single or double covered yarns with different elastane and base yarn selection available for stretch applications. Check our covered yarn range


As the name implies Covered yarns are produced by covering one or two plies of yarn onto elastane or rubber. Polyester and Nylon are most widely used covering yarn whereas elastane commonly used are Spandex™, Lycra™ or Creora™.

Yarn feed speed, drafting and twist define the parameters of covered yarn desired to produce.

Covered yarns are used in lingerie, apparel, socks, seamless garments and various knitting and weaving fabrics.

Typically there are 2 main yarn covering techniques. Traditional covering (single or double covering) and Air covering with intermingling.

Main characteristics of Covered yarns include:

– High stretch and perfect elastic recovery,

– Depending on type of yarn, soft touch and aesthetics

– Prone to degradability and aging

 

Covered Yarn Specs Technique Spandex Type Colour
30D Polyester+20D Spandex Traditional & Air Covered Lycra, Creora, Acepora RW & Colours
50D Polyester + 20D Spandex Traditional & Air Covered Lycra, Creora, Acepora RW & Colours
75D Polyester + 20D Spandex Traditional & Air Covered Lycra, Creora, Acepora RW & Colours
100D Polyester + 20D Spandex Traditional & Air Covered Lycra, Creora, Acepora RW & Colours
50D Polyester + 30D Spandex Air covered Lycra, Creora, Acepora RW & Colours
75D Polyester + 30D Spandex Air covered Lycra, Creora, Acepora RW & Colours
75D Polyester + 40D Spandex Air covered Lycra, Creora, Acepora RW & Colours
68D Polyester + 15D Spandex Air covered Lycra, Creora, Spandex RW & Colours
75D Polyester + 11D Spandex Air covered Lycra, Creora, Spandex RW & Colours

Abbreviations:

RW = Raw White

Given only for Polyester, we also produce Nylon and Acrylic air covered yarns for specific end use.

Covered Yarns Packing

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Covered Yarn Applications

PBT yarns are used in;

– All types of hosiery applications

– Weft insert yarn in weaving for stretch fabrics

– Circular knitting (especially cotton/spandex covered yarns)

– Swimwear, seamless wear, underwear

– Exclusive fashion wear

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