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What is conjugated polyester fiber?

Updated: 10/25/2022
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Conjugated polyster fiber is a kind of fabric, high in resilience and light in weight. It is used primarily for stuffing - as in toys, sofa and bedding. It is also used by industries for manufacturing of padding mattresses, cushion, filter etc. It is produced by bicomponent hollow spinning technology of heterogenous polyster.

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