The lanyard material can be classified in different kinds of material. Each material has its own merits and drawbacks. For example, Polyester fiber, Polyamide fiber (Nylon), PVC, Polypropylene fiber (PP), Cotton fiber, Artificial fiber and so on.
While the most popular materials which were used in lanyards are Polyester fiber and Nylon. The following is the detailed description about both materials.
1. Polyester introduction:
Definition:
One of synthetic fiber, which developed very well in chemical fiber industry.
Function:
High strength. The strength of short fiber is 2.6-5.7cN/dtex. While the high strength fiber is 5.6-8.0cN/dtex. The intensity of anti-resistance of Polyester is 4 times higher than of Nylon.
Good flexibility. The flexibility module is 22-141cN/dtex, which is 2-3 times higher than Nylon.
Well heat resistance.
Great water absorption.
2. Polyamide fiber (Nylon) introduction:
There are about 20 kinds of Nylon material. Such as Nylon 6, Nylon 66, Nylon 11, Nylon 610 and so on. We have to say that the leading material is Nylon 6, Nylon 66.
Definition:
One of synthetic fiber, which is the earliest synthetic fiber material around the world.
Function:
Great resistance ability. The break strength is about 42-56cN/detx, which accounted for the leading part in common textile fiber.
Good moisture absorption. The moisture regain in regular atmospheric condition is at 4.5%.
Well dyeing behavior.
Good corrosion resistance.
Our lanyard is made from best quality of Polyester fiber and Nylon 6, Nylon 66 fiber material. It is very proud to say that our products have been produced in high standard with SGS, ROHS and AZO certificate. Our lanyards are not only well sold domestically, but also overseas. We aim to improve change people’s life and make everyone satisfied. For shoplanyard, the priority will always be given to customer requirement. Our whole team will devote ourselves to manufacture the product with 100% effort. It is no doubt that more and more partnership will be attracted through our steady development.
