What is acrylic yarn?

   Acrylic yarn is a kind of chemical fiber. Its performance is very similar to wool, so it is called "synthetic wool". Molecular structure: acrylic fiber is very unique in its internal macrostructure, with irregular helical conformation and no strict crystalline region, but it can be divided into high-order arrangement and low-order arrangement. Because of this structure, acrylic fiber has good thermal elasticity (processable bulky yarn), low density of acrylic fiber, smaller than wool, and good warmth retention of fabric. It has good elasticity, second only to polyester, about 2 times higher than nylon, and has good shape retention.

      The light resistance of acrylic yarn, exposed to the open air for a year, the strength decreased by only 20%. Because acrylic yarn is fluffy and soft, it is often used to make wool, carpets, etc; Acrylic yarn manufacturers can also be pure spun or blended with natural fibers because of their good weather resistance, mold and moth resistance. They are widely used in various tarpaulins, decoration, industrial fields, curtains and other industries; Because of its good warmth retention, it is also used to make clothing, plush, artificial fur, etc.