Viscose (VSF) is a regenerated cellulose fiber widely used in the textile industry as an supportive / alternative to natural fibers. It is supplied at regular intervals to spinning and open-end (OE) units, primarily for blending purposes, Known for its extra staple length, soft texture, and minimal waste generation, viscose is highly valued for enhancing yarn quality and processing efficiency in textile manufacturing.
Viscose vortex is a spun using vortex spinning machines (e.g., Murata Vortex Spinning – MVS). This process creates yarn with special properties compared to conventional ring or rotor spinning.
Cotton Viscose is a blended textile material made by combining cotton fibers (natural) with viscose fibers (regenerated cellulose). This blend brings together the softness and breathability of cotton with the smoothness and drape of viscose.
Used in ring spinning, OE Mills – especially in blends like 50:50/60:40 or 70:30 cotton-viscose.
PC is a cost effective alternative to pure cotton and very common in spinning mills as a blend for ring yarns and OE yarns.
Viscose hard waste is a non-reusable byproduct generated during yarn production. Due to its tough and compact nature, it cannot be reused directly. Instead, it is processed through breakers (re-opening machines) to convert it into reusable fiber form. This recycled fiber is commonly blended with cotton, polyester, or other waste fibers.
Primarily used in Open-End (OE) spinning units, viscose hard waste is ideal for producing regenerated or recycled yarn, widely used in low-cost fabric manufacturing.