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Against repeated washing
and drying, VORTEX produces the minimal
quantity of lint. This is one of VORTEX’s
unique features never seen in other
types of yarn, and comes from its yarn
structure with less hairiness and firmly
retaining yarn inside.
VORTEX is also resistant to washing,
hardly causing fiber loss, size changes,
skewness or color fading, so many fabric
manufacturers highly evaluate this feature.
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Ne40/1
(15/1 tex)
Rayon 100% of VORTEX
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Ne40/1
(15/1 tex)
Rayon 100% of Ring yean |
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Ne13/1
(45/1 tex)
Carded cotton of VORTEX
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Ne13/1
(45/1 tex)
Carded Cotton of OE-Rotor yern |
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Single Jersey
Combed cotton 100% Ne 40/1 (15/1 tex)
JIS L1018D Method Japan, 2002 |
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Single Jersey
Combed cotton 100% Ne 40/1 (15/1 tex)
JIS L1018G Method hung-dry, Japan, 2002 |
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5.0
= Negligible or no color alteration.
4.0 = Slight color alteration.
3.0 = Noticeable color alteration.
2.0 = Considerable color alteration.
1.0 = Much color alteration.
Polyester 100% Ne 12/1 (50/1 tex)
AATC Test Method 61, U.S., 2001 |
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Compared to a Ring-yarn towel,
a VORTEX towel has a lower lint shedding rate.
The bulkiness of a towel repeatedly used is
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Cotton 100%
pile Ne 20/1 (30/1 tex)
Lint shedding rate: Accumulated lint
(tested at Japan Towel Inspection Foundation,
2004) |
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Lawson-Hemphil
lint tester
Testing speed: 150m/min, Japan, 2001
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