AIRJET VORTEX YARNS

VORTEX® is quality yarn with high function and fashion applicability, created by VORTEX® spinning technology. The unique yarn formation using vortex air gives VORTEX® yarn various features, and makes VORTEX® yarn the ideal material for daily use and for fashion.
We are offering Polyester Cationic 50/50 Jaspe Yarn to our clients.

• Item Code: 133
• Pay Mode Terms: T/T (Bank Transfer),RTGS

VORTEX® is quality yarn with high function and fashion applicability, created by VORTEX® spinning technology. The unique yarn formation using vortex air gives VORTEX® yarn various features, and makes VORTEX® yarn the ideal material for daily use and for fashion.We are offering 100% Polyester High Black Neppy Vortex Yarn to ourcliens.

• Item Code: 104H
• Pay Mode Terms: T/T (Bank Transfer),RTGS

What is spun polyester yarn used for?Polyester Spun Yarn is obtained from Virgin Polyester Staple Fiber or Recycled Polyester Staple. It is used for knitting & weaving fabrics. It is also used for manufacturing of sewing thread and embroidery yarn. It is available as Raw white & Dyed colors.
We are dealing in Our range of products include 100% Polyester Cloudy Vortex Spun Yarns.

• Item Code: 12
• Pay Mode Terms: T/T (Bank Transfer),RTGS

We are offering Polyester Viscose 95/5 White Hairy Vortex Yarn to our clients.

• Item Code: 113A
• Pay Mode Terms: T/T (Bank Transfer),RTGS

We are offering Polyester Viscose 90/10 Multi Hairy Vortex Spun Yarn to our clients.

• Item Code: 106

We are offering Polyester Viscose 95/5 Black Hairy Vortex Yarn to our clients.

Spinning Yarn is the process of combining & binding fibres into a continuous yarn which can then be used for knitting or weaving. For the past 200 years, ring frames have dominated the landscape of the yarn spinning industry. However, this lasted till the advent of the air-jet spinning frame which was developed by Muratec Machinery Ltd. Of Japan. This yarn spinning system completely revolutionized the industry due to the superior quality of the yarns produced on it.

This frame operates at 12 times the speed of the conventional ring spinning spindle which makes it a very sensitive machine. It is also correctly known as a “fibre testing machine” as any fibre that runs smoothly on this machine has to be of AAA grade quality.

Airjet polyester yarn is superior in terms of pilling, hairiness, wicking, runability in knitting, dye pick up etc. Moreover, the polyester yarns spun on the Airjet machine are crisper & hence become excellent cheaper substitutes of poly/cotton & cotton yarns due to handfeel & better standing properties.

When used as substitute for poly cotton, it is not only cheaper in price but also gives huge saving in dyeing as only poly dyeing is required compared to both polyester & cotton portions requiring dyeing. It is no wonder that our polyester yarn is commonly referred to as Arisudana poly/cotton yarn.

Today, we take great pride in being the only suppliers of Airjet polyester yarns in the world & are currently operating 6336 spinning positions producing approximately 24000 tons of yarn per year.

Ring Spinning

The process of spinning fibres (plant, animal or synthetic) to form yarn for weaving & knitting has been in existence since many millennia. From simple hand spinning techniques like winding on rocks, spindle & the spinning wheel, the process of yarn formation has evolved to ring spinning. Invented in the early 1800's, it now accounts for bulk of the yarn produced in the world.

We have 17,664 ring spinning spindles on which we produce polyester yarns with a capacity of 7500 tons per year.

Spinning Yarn is the process of combining & binding fibres into a continuous yarn which can then be used for knitting or weaving. For the past 200 years, ring frames have dominated the landscape of the yarn spinning industry. However, this lasted till the advent of the air-jet spinning frame which was developed by Muratec Machinery Ltd. Of Japan. This yarn spinning system completely revolutionized the industry due to the superior quality of the yarns produced on it.

This frame operates at 12 times the speed of the conventional ring spinning spindle which makes it a very sensitive machine. It is also correctly known as a “fibre testing machine” as any fibre that runs smoothly on this machine has to be of AAA grade quality.

Airjet polyester yarn is superior in terms of pilling, hairiness, wicking, runability in knitting, dye pick up etc. Moreover, the polyester yarns spun on the Airjet machine are crisper & hence become excellent cheaper substitutes of poly/cotton & cotton yarns due to handfeel & better standing properties.

When used as substitute for poly cotton, it is not only cheaper in price but also gives huge saving in dyeing as only poly dyeing is required compared to both polyester & cotton portions requiring dyeing. It is no wonder that our polyester yarn is commonly referred to as Arisudana poly/cotton yarn.

Today, we take great pride in being the only suppliers of Airjet polyester yarns in the world & are currently operating 6336 spinning positions producing approximately 24000 tons of yarn per year.

Ring Spinning

The process of spinning fibres (plant, animal or synthetic) to form yarn for weaving & knitting has been in existence since many millennia. From simple hand spinning techniques like winding on rocks, spindle & the spinning wheel, the process of yarn formation has evolved to ring spinning. Invented in the early 1800's, it now accounts for bulk of the yarn produced in the world.

We have 17,664 ring spinning spindles on which we produce polyester yarns with a capacity of 7500 tons per year.

Spinning Yarn is the process of combining & binding fibres into a continuous yarn which can then be used for knitting or weaving. For the past 200 years, ring frames have dominated the landscape of the yarn spinning industry. However, this lasted till the advent of the air-jet spinning frame which was developed by Muratec Machinery Ltd. Of Japan. This yarn spinning system completely revolutionized the industry due to the superior quality of the yarns produced on it.

This frame operates at 12 times the speed of the conventional ring spinning spindle which makes it a very sensitive machine. It is also correctly known as a “fibre testing machine” as any fibre that runs smoothly on this machine has to be of AAA grade quality.

Airjet polyester yarn is superior in terms of pilling, hairiness, wicking, runability in knitting, dye pick up etc. Moreover, the polyester yarns spun on the Airjet machine are crisper & hence become excellent cheaper substitutes of poly/cotton & cotton yarns due to handfeel & better standing properties.

When used as substitute for poly cotton, it is not only cheaper in price but also gives huge saving in dyeing as only poly dyeing is required compared to both polyester & cotton portions requiring dyeing. It is no wonder that our polyester yarn is commonly referred to as Arisudana poly/cotton yarn.

Today, we take great pride in being the only suppliers of Airjet polyester yarns in the world & are currently operating 6336 spinning positions producing approximately 24000 tons of yarn per year.

Ring Spinning

The process of spinning fibres (plant, animal or synthetic) to form yarn for weaving & knitting has been in existence since many millennia. From simple hand spinning techniques like winding on rocks, spindle & the spinning wheel, the process of yarn formation has evolved to ring spinning. Invented in the early 1800's, it now accounts for bulk of the yarn produced in the world.

We have 17,664 ring spinning spindles on which we produce polyester yarns with a capacity of 7500 tons per year.

Spinning Yarn is the process of combining & binding fibres into a continuous yarn which can then be used for knitting or weaving. For the past 200 years, ring frames have dominated the landscape of the yarn spinning industry. However, this lasted till the advent of the air-jet spinning frame which was developed by Muratec Machinery Ltd. Of Japan. This yarn spinning system completely revolutionized the industry due to the superior quality of the yarns produced on it.

This frame operates at 12 times the speed of the conventional ring spinning spindle which makes it a very sensitive machine. It is also correctly known as a “fibre testing machine” as any fibre that runs smoothly on this machine has to be of AAA grade quality.

Airjet polyester yarn is superior in terms of pilling, hairiness, wicking, runability in knitting, dye pick up etc. Moreover, the polyester yarns spun on the Airjet machine are crisper & hence become excellent cheaper substitutes of poly/cotton & cotton yarns due to handfeel & better standing properties.

When used as substitute for poly cotton, it is not only cheaper in price but also gives huge saving in dyeing as only poly dyeing is required compared to both polyester & cotton portions requiring dyeing. It is no wonder that our polyester yarn is commonly referred to as Arisudana poly/cotton yarn.

Today, we take great pride in being the only suppliers of Airjet polyester yarns in the world & are currently operating 6336 spinning positions producing approximately 24000 tons of yarn per year.

Ring Spinning

The process of spinning fibres (plant, animal or synthetic) to form yarn for weaving & knitting has been in existence since many millennia. From simple hand spinning techniques like winding on rocks, spindle & the spinning wheel, the process of yarn formation has evolved to ring spinning. Invented in the early 1800's, it now accounts for bulk of the yarn produced in the world.

We have 17,664 ring spinning spindles on which we produce polyester yarns with a capacity of 7500 tons per year.

Spinning Yarn is the process of combining & binding fibres into a continuous yarn which can then be used for knitting or weaving. For the past 200 years, ring frames have dominated the landscape of the yarn spinning industry. However, this lasted till the advent of the air-jet spinning frame which was developed by Muratec Machinery Ltd. Of Japan. This yarn spinning system completely revolutionized the industry due to the superior quality of the yarns produced on it.

This frame operates at 12 times the speed of the conventional ring spinning spindle which makes it a very sensitive machine. It is also correctly known as a “fibre testing machine” as any fibre that runs smoothly on this machine has to be of AAA grade quality.

Airjet polyester yarn is superior in terms of pilling, hairiness, wicking, runability in knitting, dye pick up etc. Moreover, the polyester yarns spun on the Airjet machine are crisper & hence become excellent cheaper substitutes of poly/cotton & cotton yarns due to handfeel & better standing properties.

When used as substitute for poly cotton, it is not only cheaper in price but also gives huge saving in dyeing as only poly dyeing is required compared to both polyester & cotton portions requiring dyeing. It is no wonder that our polyester yarn is commonly referred to as Arisudana poly/cotton yarn.

Today, we take great pride in being the only suppliers of Airjet polyester yarns in the world & are currently operating 6336 spinning positions producing approximately 24000 tons of yarn per year.

Ring Spinning

The process of spinning fibres (plant, animal or synthetic) to form yarn for weaving & knitting has been in existence since many millennia. From simple hand spinning techniques like winding on rocks, spindle & the spinning wheel, the process of yarn formation has evolved to ring spinning. Invented in the early 1800's, it now accounts for bulk of the yarn produced in the world.

We have 17,664 ring spinning spindles on which we produce polyester yarns with a capacity of 7500 tons per year.

Spinning Yarn is the process of combining & binding fibres into a continuous yarn which can then be used for knitting or weaving. For the past 200 years, ring frames have dominated the landscape of the yarn spinning industry. However, this lasted till the advent of the air-jet spinning frame which was developed by Muratec Machinery Ltd. Of Japan. This yarn spinning system completely revolutionized the industry due to the superior quality of the yarns produced on it.

This frame operates at 12 times the speed of the conventional ring spinning spindle which makes it a very sensitive machine. It is also correctly known as a “fibre testing machine” as any fibre that runs smoothly on this machine has to be of AAA grade quality.

Airjet polyester yarn is superior in terms of pilling, hairiness, wicking, runability in knitting, dye pick up etc. Moreover, the polyester yarns spun on the Airjet machine are crisper & hence become excellent cheaper substitutes of poly/cotton & cotton yarns due to handfeel & better standing properties.

When used as substitute for poly cotton, it is not only cheaper in price but also gives huge saving in dyeing as only poly dyeing is required compared to both polyester & cotton portions requiring dyeing. It is no wonder that our polyester yarn is commonly referred to as Arisudana poly/cotton yarn.

Today, we take great pride in being the only suppliers of Airjet polyester yarns in the world & are currently operating 6336 spinning positions producing approximately 24000 tons of yarn per year.

Spinning Yarn is the process of combining & binding fibres into a continuous yarn which can then be used for knitting or weaving. For the past 200 years, ring frames have dominated the landscape of the yarn spinning industry. However, this lasted till the advent of the air-jet spinning frame which was developed by Muratec Machinery Ltd. Of Japan. This yarn spinning system completely revolutionized the industry due to the superior quality of the yarns produced on it.

This frame operates at 12 times the speed of the conventional ring spinning spindle which makes it a very sensitive machine. It is also correctly known as a “fibre testing machine” as any fibre that runs smoothly on this machine has to be of AAA grade quality.

Airjet polyester yarn is superior in terms of pilling, hairiness, wicking, runability in knitting, dye pick up etc. Moreover, the polyester yarns spun on the Airjet machine are crisper & hence become excellent cheaper substitutes of poly/cotton & cotton yarns due to handfeel & better standing properties.

When used as substitute for poly cotton, it is not only cheaper in price but also gives huge saving in dyeing as only poly dyeing is required compared to both polyester & cotton portions requiring dyeing. It is no wonder that our polyester yarn is commonly referred to as Arisudana poly/cotton yarn.

Today, we take great pride in being the only suppliers of Airjet polyester yarns in the world & are currently operating 6336 spinning positions producing approximately 24000 tons of yarn per year.

Spinning Yarn is the process of combining & binding fibres into a continuous yarn which can then be used for knitting or weaving. For the past 200 years, ring frames have dominated the landscape of the yarn spinning industry. However, this lasted till the advent of the air-jet spinning frame which was developed by Muratec Machinery Ltd. Of Japan. This yarn spinning system completely revolutionized the industry due to the superior quality of the yarns produced on it.

This frame operates at 12 times the speed of the conventional ring spinning spindle which makes it a very sensitive machine. It is also correctly known as a “fibre testing machine” as any fibre that runs smoothly on this machine has to be of AAA grade quality.

Airjet polyester yarn is superior in terms of pilling, hairiness, wicking, runability in knitting, dye pick up etc. Moreover, the polyester yarns spun on the Airjet machine are crisper & hence become excellent cheaper substitutes of poly/cotton & cotton yarns due to handfeel & better standing properties.

When used as substitute for poly cotton, it is not only cheaper in price but also gives huge saving in dyeing as only poly dyeing is required compared to both polyester & cotton portions requiring dyeing. It is no wonder that our polyester yarn is commonly referred to as Arisudana poly/cotton yarn.

Today, we take great pride in being the only suppliers of Airjet polyester yarns in the world & are currently operating 6336 spinning positions producing approximately 24000 tons of yarn per year.