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Zhejiang Jinxia New Material Technology Co., Ltd. is based in China and lists 20 active products in its catalogue. The product list includes several varieties of polyester yarn such as monofilament yarn, DTY twisted yarn, embroidery thread, and fully drawn yarn (FDY) in different denier and filament configurations. Specific entries mention polyester monofilament yarns of 15D, 20D, 25D and 30D with reverse‑wound (RW) and twist (T) constructions, as well as FDY formats like 20D/12F, 25D/12F, 30D/12F and 35D/24F in raw white. The catalogue also references a generic “Nylon” product and dope‑dyed FDY and filament variants, indicating a focus on synthetic filament fibers. Although no HS codes are supplied, these items fall under the typical HS chapters for synthetic yarns (5402‑5407).
The listed catalogue covers four main polyester yarn families: monofilament yarns, DTY (draw‑textured yarn) twisted yarns, fully drawn yarns (FDY), and dope‑dyed filament or multifilament yarns. Industry standards for these products normally specify denier ranges, filament count, tensile strength (often measured in cN/tex), elongation, and dimensional stability per ISO 1833 and ASTM D2256. Buyers commonly encounter trilobal or round cross‑sections, reverse‑wound (RW) or twist (T) winding methods, and color specifications such as raw white or dyed grades. Typical quality grades for polyester monofilament run from 15D to 30D with tight tolerance (+/‑0.5 D) and moisture content below 0.5 %. FDY grades frequently appear in 20D‑35D with 12‑24 filaments per yarn, meeting uniformity standards required for textile weaving and knitting applications.
The catalogue includes polyester monofilament yarns, DTY twisted yarns, fully drawn yarns (FDY) in various denier and filament counts, and dope‑dyed filament or multifilament yarns.
They are distinguished by denier (15D, 20D, 25D, 30D) and winding method, indicated as reverse‑wound (RW) or twist (T) in the product description.
Importers usually request ISO 9001 quality management certification, REACH registration for chemical safety, and Oeko‑Tex Standard 100 when the yarn is intended for apparel or home textiles.
Polyester filament yarns fall under HS code 5402, while other synthetic filament yarns, including certain DTY and dope‑dyed variants, are classified under HS code 5407.
Bulk yarns are commonly shipped on bobbins or in large poly‑bags, loaded into 20‑foot or 40‑foot containers. Packaging is usually sealed and labeled with product specifications.
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