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snowboarder | 23:14 Thu 10th Jul 2008 | Science
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how is polyproplene spun into a yarn (as used in base layer garments)?
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The verb spun is probably a misnomer in that polypropylene is extruded into yarn (as well as other products). It can then be woven or pressed or otherwise developed into various fabrics or products...
13:56 Fri 11th Jul 2008
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All synthetic fibre is extruded into a continuous mono filament. This filament may then be cut or stretch broken
into a staple. These discontinuous fibres may then be grouped together and spun into yarn
14:58 Thu 17th Jul 2008
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