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Single End Yarn for Automotive and Industrial Hoses

sks1-1The challenge for today’s hose manufacturers is to meet the ever-increasing demands of industry and OEMs for higher working pressures, more
flexible handling, excellent dynamic performance, greater durability, and
safer, “greener” products. SKS meets these diverse demands with a wide range
of high-tech yarns for hose reinforcement.

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Aramid:

  • High breaking tenacity with low elongation and creep to ensure high working pressure
  • High flexibility and dimensional stability,and good chemical and heat resistance
  • Linear density range from 420–3360 dtex (including plied constructions)
  • Available as twisted greige yarn or RFL-dipped yarn for excellent adhesion

 

Polyvinylalcohol (PVA):

  • High breaking tenacity with low elongation and low shrinkage for high dimensional stability
  • Bio-degradable
  • Linear density range from 1330–2000 dtex (including plied constructions)/li>
  • Available as twisted greige yarn or RFL-dipped yarn for excellent adhesion

Rayon:

  • Excellent breaking tenacity with low elongation and low shrinkage for high dimensional stability
  • Bio-degradable
  • Linear density range from 1260–2440 dtex (including plied constructions)
  • Available as twisted greige yarn or RFL-dipped yarn for excellent adhesion

Polyester (PET):

  • Excellent breaking tenacity with medium elongation and low shrinkage
  • High flexibility and handling
  • Linear density range from 550–2200 dtex (including plied constructions)
  • Available as twisted greige yarn or RFL-dipped yarn for excellent adhesion

Polyamide (PA66):

  • Excellent breaking tenacity with medium to high elongation for extended flexibility
  • Linear density range from 470–2100 dtex (including plied constructions)
  • Available as twisted greige yarn or RFL-dipped yarn for excellent adhesion

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All RFL-dipped yarns have excellent properties of adhesion to commonly used rubber compounds, like EPDM, NR, SBR, and CR. Yarns can also be tailored to optimize adhesion to customer-specific rubber compounds.