Nylon can retain the bending deformation formed when heated. The filament can be made into stretch yarn, and the short yarn can be blended with cotton and acrylic fiber to improve its strength and elasticity. In addition to its application in underwear and decorations, it is also widely used in industries such as cords, transmission belts, and hoses. , Ropes, fishing nets, tires, parachutes, etc. Its abrasion resistance is 10 times that of cotton fiber, 10 times that of dry viscose fiber, and 140 times that of wet fiber. Its durability is excellent.

The hygroscopicity of nylon silk fabric is a better variety among synthetic fiber fabrics, so the clothes made with it are more comfortable to wear than polyester clothes. Has good moth resistance and corrosion resistance. The ironing temperature should be controlled below 140 degrees Celsius. Pay attention to the washing and maintenance conditions during wearing and use, so as not to damage the fabric. In synthetic fiber fabrics, it is only listed after polypropylene and acrylic fabrics.

Nylon fiber fabrics can be divided into three categories: pure spinning, blended spinning and interwoven fabrics. Each category contains many varieties. The following is a brief introduction.

1. Nylon pure textile fabrics ----Various fabrics woven from nylon silk, such as nylon taffeta, nylon crepe, etc. Because it is woven with nylon filament, it has the characteristics of smooth hand feeling, firmness and durability, and moderate price. It also has the shortcomings that the fabric is easy to wrinkle and is not easy to recover. Nylon taffeta is mostly used for light clothing, down jackets or raincoat cloth, while nylon crepe is suitable for summer dresses, spring and autumn sweaters, etc.

2. Nylon blended and interwoven fabrics-fabrics obtained by blending or interweaving nylon filaments or short fibers with other fibers, which have the characteristics and strengths of each fiber. Such as viscose/nylon gabardine, which is made of 15% nylon and 85% viscose blended into yarn. It has the warp density twice as large as the weft density, and has the characteristics of thick texture, toughness and durability. The disadvantage is poor elasticity and easy Wrinkles, decreased wet strength, and sag when worn. In addition, there are sticky/jinfanliding, sticky/brocade/wool tweed and other varieties, which are some commonly used fabrics.