What is "Monofilament" - Definition & Explanation
A single filament of a manufactured fiber, usually made in a denier higher than 14. Monofilaments are usually spun singularly, rather than extruded as a group of filaments through a spinneret and spun into a yarn. End-uses include hosiery and sewing thread.
Any single filament, generally a coarser manufactured fiber. Monofilaments are generally spun individually, rather than being extruded through the spinneret in groups of filaments. Cross-sections may be of various shapes.
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Rib Weave
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Colour and weave effect
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Sulphur dye
Dyestuffs usually applied to cotton from sodium sulphide solution. Associated with a limited colour range (drab and dark...
Flame Stitch
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Monofilament.