Polyester Staple Fiber

[INQ. NO. 2312M13] Huvis was launched in 2000 by integrating the synthetic fiber business divisions of Samyang Corporation (now Samyang Holdings) and SK Chemicals (now SK Discovery).
Huvis produces annually 700,000 tons of polyester staple fiber and filament yarn; resin; super fiber (meta-aramid, PPS fiber); and industrial materials. Its main products include ‘LMF,’ an eco-friendly bonding fiber for replacing chemical binders; ‘Purever,’a premium material for sanitary materials; ‘Conju,’ a filling fiber for duvets/padding; short-cut fibers; differentiated filament yarns; and high-strength yarns.
Low-Melting Fiber (LMF) is a material made by conjugate spinning of general polyester and modified low melting-point polyester. It is used for bonding as the sheath with low melting point is only melted and bonded by heat treatment.
LMF can reduce carbon-dioxide emissions under its lower heating temperature of 110 degrees Celsius.
It has an excellent ability to maintain its shape after being combined with other materials.

LMF: A key material for automotive interior materials
Low-melting fiber (LMF) is used in a variety of areas, including bedding and furniture, building materials, and filters. In particular, it is a key material for automotive interior materials such as headliners, dashboards, and door trims. Huvis has developed LMF in various colors such as black, red, brown, and beige for enhancing LMF competitiveness. Huvis is manufacturing products that meet its customers’ needs by developing differentiated products with melting points of 110 °C, 130°C, 150°C, 180°C, and 200°C, respectively.

Purever : A bicomponent fiber produced by composite spinning of polyethylene, polypropylene, and polyester. It is softer than regular polyester, so it is used for sanitary materials such as diapers and sanitary napkins. In particular, it is a material safe for the human body as it does not use resin (chemical binder).
Huvis fibers, including Purever, are ‘Oeko-Tex’ Standard 100 certified since 2007.

 
 
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