861 Murata vortex spinning frame using cotton,
viscose rayon, lyocell, and polyester fibers, respectively.
[CS.sub.2] is widely used in the industry for the production of
viscose rayon, rubber, carbon tetrachloride, or other organic materials, and also as a solvent.
Cotton, for example, which has a lower moisture content than
viscose rayon and lyocell, released more spores over time.
35 Alice Hamilton, Occupational Poisoning in the
Viscose Rayon Industry, Bulletin 34 (U.S.
The three products are
viscose rayon staple fibers, certain cuprammonium rayon filament yarns and cashmere yarn.
LENZING AG TO INVEST US$150 MILLION IN
VISCOSE RAYON PROJECT.
Handtufted, handhooked, machine-woven and tufted qualities are offered in a 5-by-8 at $199 to $499 in wool, polyester,
viscose rayon, modacrylic, jute and blends.
It pioneered the world's manmade fibre industry in 1904 with the development of
viscose rayon, and its name became linked with acetate yarns in the 1920s and Courtelle acrylic fibre in the 1950s before it diversified in to coatings a decade later.
Favourable:
Viscose rayon is a medium-weight fibre with fair to good durability.
Application: Reactive digital inks for cotton, silk,
viscose rayon, linen and lyocell.
imports including some
viscose rayon staple fibers continues to languish on Capitol Hill, with no clear timeline for final passage.
Rayon yarn from
viscose rayon fibers is sued for embroidered garments and for layer.