How Strong is Polyester

Polyester is made from coal, air, water and oil synthetic fibers. In the 20th century, laboratory development, polyester fiber formed by the chemical reaction between acid and alcohol. In this reaction, two or more molecules are combined to form China Webbing, and their structures are repeated over their entire length. Polyester fibers can form very stable and powerful very ionic molecules. It is stronger than PCDT, although PCDT is more flexible and flexible. PCDT for heavy consumer use, such as curtains and furniture cover.

Polyester polyesters include naturally occurring chemicals, such as cotton in plant cuticle and synthetic substances. Used for all types of garments, used alone or in combination with fibers such as cotton.

Advantage

Dyed light, light weight, anti-shrink, stretch, mildew, wrinkle avoidable.

 

Example of Comparison between Polyester and Nylon.

  Nylon Polyester
Chemical Name Polyamide Polyethylene Naphthalate
Manufacture Created as a liquid, mechanically spun and dried into individual fibers. Spun into thread from chemical solution.
Uses For some types of clothing, including underwear, tights, raincoats and swimsuit is more common. Carpets, curtains and bedding. A wider range of industrial uses. More widely used in a variety of clothing. Carpets, curtains and bedding. Some industrial uses.
Wearability Low moisture absorbency Wrinkle resistant
Durability Especially strong wear, oil and many chemical damage. Strong, anti-stretch and shrink, resistant to most chemicals, brittle and elastic wet or dry, wear resistant.
Flammability Melts then burns rapidly Melts and burns ata same time
Environmental impact Most nylon made from unavoidable oil refinery by products. Non-biodegradable, but can be recycled – possible to purchase 100% recycled polyester.
Comfort Light-weight, warm, smooth, soft, quick drying. Quick drying, light-weight, smooth.
Styles Shirts, dresses, basic garments, socks, underwear, underwear, raincoats, ski suits, windbreakers, swimwear, turnaround clothes. Every form of clothing.
Appearance Lustrous, wide range of colors Wide range of colors, slightly slick.
Allergic reactions Possible, more likely caused by finishing resins, fibers repel typical allergens. Possible, more likely caused by finishing resins, fibers repel typical allergens.
Maintenance Easy to wash, mildew resistant. Easily washed, mildew resistant.
Cleaning Easy to clean, mildew. Can be dried under low heat cycles, but must be removed immediately after completion. Can not be cleaned by ironing. Easy to clean, mildew. Can be dried under low heat cycles, but must be removed immediately after completion. Ironing can usually be dry cleaned.
Materials Polyamide made from petroleum. Polymer production of coal, air, water, petroleum products.
UV Resistance Somewhat Very