
Polyester Staple Fiber
Synthetic staple fiber, generally made from polyethylene terephthalate (PET) and cut to specific lengths for downstream processing. Depending on the polymer source, it may be virgin, recycled or a blend of both. It can be produced in different linear densities, lengths, colors, luster levels, finishes and configurations for a range of textile and industrial processes.
Product overview
Synthetic staple fiber, generally made from polyethylene terephthalate (PET) and cut to specific lengths for downstream processing. Depending on the polymer source, it may be virgin, recycled or a blend of both. It can be produced in different linear densities, lengths, colors, luster levels, finishes and configurations for a range of textile and industrial processes.
Typical applications
- Spinning of 100% polyester or blended yarns
- Nonwovens, geotextiles and filters
- Fill and home textiles
- Textile and industrial applications based on linear density and finish
Possible uses depend on the selected grade, specifications and processing conditions.









