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help us to enlarge these “Incorrect Concepts” and contact us to add related comments to the list ).
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Mistake: PP can not be
dyed, can not be exposed to heat and is not
resistant to sun.
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Therefore PP is a poor synthetic with a very limited usage
area.
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Reality:PP can be
dyed during spinning and the color fastness is the highest amongst all the synthetic
yarns. New color development is much easier today.
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Dyeable PP is already a half solved problem and will be developed in the
future. Printable PP is not anymore
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a dream.
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PP can resist heat more when it is combined with other yarns and not used 100% on it’s
own. PP cold finishing
and steam finishing
are
already known processes.
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Anti UV treatments can protect the PP CF
yarns against
risky outdoor applications like garden furniture fabrics, automotive, etc ...
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Mistake:
PP is a very
rigid and high tenacity yarn and is very good for big sacks, etc.
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Reality:
Actually PP CF can be produced very soft and can be consumed in very delicate
applications
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(activewear,
sportswear ...).
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