polymeerikangas
Polymeerikangas, also known as polymer fabric or synthetic textile, is a group of woven or non‑woven fibers made from polymeric materials such as polyester, nylon, acrylic, polypropylene, and polyurethane. These fibres are produced by extruding molten polymer through spinnerets, forming filaments that can be stretched and aligned to enhance strength and elasticity. The resulting fabric combines the mechanical properties of synthetic polymers with the flexibility of traditional textiles.
Polymeerikangas is widely used in apparel, upholstery, industrial safety gear, and medical textiles. In clothing, it
Manufacturing methods include conventional weaving, knitting, and non‑woven techniques such as lamination, carding, and spunbond processes.
Environmental concerns have prompted research into recycling polymer fabrics and developing bio‑based polymers. Mechanical recycling recovers
Overall, polymeerikangas offers cost effectiveness, performance versatility, and adaptability across many industries, while ongoing innovations continue