Production process of nylon flame-retardant anti-infrared camouflage braid
A production process, anti-infrared technology, applied in textile/flexible product manufacturing, woven fabrics, final product manufacturing, etc., can solve the problems of camouflage webbing color saturation, easy fluffing of camouflage webbing, poor dyeing uniformity of camouflage webbing, etc. Saturation of color and luster, not easy to fluff, and the effect of improving dyeing uniformity
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Embodiment 1
[0018] Embodiment 1. A nylon flame-retardant and infrared-resistant camouflage webbing production process, comprising the following steps:
[0019] S1, spinning, spinning nylon yarns with a Y-shaped monofilament cross section, specifically including: configuring spinning raw materials, preparing a spinning melt, and extruding the spinning melt through a spinneret hole on a spinneret to form a melt The body trickle and the melt trickle are cooled and solidified to form primary fibers, and the primary fibers are stretched and formed;
[0020] Specifically, the addition amount of cooling masterbatch in the spinning raw material was 2.2%, the temperature during spinning melt spinning was set to 260°C, and the stretching ratio of the spun fiber during drawing and forming was set to 4 times. Increase the spinning temperature of the spinning melt, increase the content of the cooling masterbatch, and increase the stretching ratio to increase the softness of the monofilament, so that t...
Embodiment 2
[0032] Embodiment 2, a nylon flame-retardant and infrared-resistant camouflage webbing production process, comprising the following steps:
[0033] S1, spinning, spinning nylon yarns with a Y-shaped monofilament cross section, specifically including: configuring spinning raw materials, preparing a spinning melt, and extruding the spinning melt through a spinneret hole on a spinneret to form a melt The body trickle and the melt trickle are cooled and solidified to form primary fibers, and the primary fibers are stretched and formed;
[0034] Specifically, the addition amount of cooling masterbatch in the spinning raw material was 2.2%, the temperature during spinning melt spinning was set to 260°C, and the stretching ratio of the spun fiber during drawing and forming was set to 4 times. Increase the spinning temperature of the spinning melt, increase the content of the cooling masterbatch, and increase the stretching ratio to increase the softness of the monofilament, so that t...
Embodiment 3
[0046] Embodiment 3, a kind of nylon flame retardant anti-infrared camouflage webbing production process, comprising the following steps:
[0047] S1, spinning, spinning nylon yarns with a Y-shaped monofilament cross section, specifically including: configuring spinning raw materials, preparing a spinning melt, and extruding the spinning melt through a spinneret hole on a spinneret to form a melt The body trickle and the melt trickle are cooled and solidified to form primary fibers, and the primary fibers are stretched and formed;
[0048]Specifically, the addition amount of cooling masterbatch in the spinning raw material was 2.2%, the temperature during spinning melt spinning was set to 260°C, and the stretching ratio of the spun fiber during drawing and forming was set to 4 times. Increase the spinning temperature of the spinning melt, increase the content of the cooling masterbatch, and increase the stretching ratio to increase the softness of the monofilament, so that the...
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