TEXTILE CORES

Textile paper cores are sturdy cylindrical tubes made from layers of paper , used in the textile industry. They serve as the core around which fabrics, yarns, or other textile materials are wound. These cores help in organizing, transporting, and storing textiles efficiently, ensuring they remain in good condition during handling and processing.

Textile cores are used in various applications within the textile industry, including:

Yarn Manufacturing

Textile cores are used for winding yarn during manufacturing processes. They provide support and structure to the yarn as it is wound onto the core, facilitating storage, transportation, and subsequent processing into fabrics or garments.

Fabric Production

Cores are used for rolling and storing fabrics after weaving or knitting. They help maintain the shape and integrity of the fabric rolls, making them easier to handle and transport within textile mills and to downstream customers.

Nonwoven Materials

Textile cores are used for winding nonwoven materials such as felts and interlinings. These materials are used in various applications, including apparel, automotive components, and construction materials.

Carpet Manufacturing

In the carpet industry, textile cores are used for rolling carpets and rugs. They provide support to the rolled carpets, ensuring they are stored and transported efficiently.

Technical Textiles

Cores are used in the production and processing of technical textiles, which are engineered for specific functionalities such as durability, strength, flame resistance, or waterproofing. Technical textiles are used in diverse industries including automotive, aerospace, healthcare, and protective clothing.

Home Furnishings

Textile cores may also be used in the production of home furnishing textiles such as curtains, upholstery fabrics, and bedding materials.

Can be produced in different sizes and strength values according to the industries and customers requirements