Silk fiber is known for its remarkable tensile strength, which can be comparable to that of steel thread when considering weight. However, steel is generally stronger on a per-weight basis, meaning that while silk can be incredibly strong relative to its size, it does not match the overall strength of steel in practical applications. In specific contexts, such as in the production of lightweight and flexible materials, silk's strength is impressive, but it cannot replace steel in structural uses.
soft silk yarn is strong as comparable thread of steel
Silk is the thread in silk fabric.
Silk is the fine thread that comes off the cocoon of a silk-worm. Several strands of silk has to be combined, before the silk is strong enough to be woven into a fabric.
no it is not. it is a nature protein of fibre
you can't because it is silk and it will break easily actually when wet, silk can be strong as steel.
No, silk is a natural fibre.
Yes. Silk fibre comes from their cocoons.
No. Silk fibre is spun by silkworms as cocoons.
its strong enough to pull steel. 'nuff said.
Satin is a weave and can be produced from several types of fibre. Pure silk is 100% silk, where woven fabric may be blended or made of pure fibre.
it is a natural fibre
Vicuña fibre , Shahtoosh , cashmere ( Pashmina ,Shahmina ) are the most expensive fibre in the world , they are not silk ( they are wool ) but way more sumptuous , silky , delicate then any type of silk or any fibre .