Textiles
Textiles manufacturing depends on a specific mix of raw materials to hit its production, cost, and quality targets. PlaxRaw supplies these materials with consistent specifications and reliable batch-to-batch supply.
Applications
PET is the base polymer melted and spun into staple fiber and filament yarn, with titanium dioxide added during extrusion to control fiber luster.
Sodium sulphate is used as an electrolyte to drive dye exhaustion onto cotton and blended fabrics in reactive dyeing baths.
PET fiber forms the base for spunbond and needle-punched nonwovens used in geotextiles, filtration, and hygiene products.
PET/cotton blends rely on consistent fiber quality and dyeing auxiliaries like sodium sulphate for even shade across blended yarns.
Titanium dioxide provides opacity in white and pastel pigment printing pastes used for patterns on dark or colored base fabrics.
Bars show a quick approximate share in a general formulation for this industry — actual ratios vary by product and production line.
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