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Explore Filament Yarn for Nylon, Polyester and Specialty Filament Yarn; Metallic Zari including Special Finish Metallic Zari; Twisted Yarn for S-Twist, Z-Twist and Custom TPM; and Specialty Yarn.

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Metallic Yarn Guide

Compare M, MX, ST & MH Types

A quick comparison of our metallic-yarn construction families. Use this as a starting point; final construction and specification should be confirmed through technical review.

Verified qualitative comparison of Suvarnatantu M Type, MX Type, ST Type and MH Type metallic-yarn construction families.
Comparison area M TypeView Details MX TypeView Details ST TypeView Details MH TypeView Details
Construction Flat metallic-film yarn; the film itself is the basic construction. M-Type metallic film with two supporting filament ends. A textile core covered with metallic flat film. Metallic flat film twisted with a supporting textile filament.
Support / core No support-filament structure in basic M Type. Two fine filament ends; polyester or nylon are listed support options. A textile-filament core; listed options include polyester, rayon / viscose or nylon. A supporting textile filament; listed options include polyester, nylon or rayon.
How components combine Used directly or as the metallic component in other constructions. Support filaments may use balanced clockwise and counter-clockwise directions where specified. Metallic flat film is wrapped around the core yarn. Metallic flat film and the support filament are combined through twisting.
Common variables Film width · Film thickness · Finish · Colour Film width · Film thickness · Support yarn · Denier · Twist / final construction Core material · Core denier · Film width / thickness · Covering level · Twist direction · Colour Film width · Support filament · Denier · Twist · TPM · Colour / finish
Technical review focus Textile process · Required appearance · Available sample or buyer specification Machine · Textile application · Required appearance · Buyer sample Intended process · Core · Metallic film · Covering Machine conditions · Fabric construction · Desired textile effect

M Type

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Construction
Flat metallic-film yarn; the film itself is the basic construction.
Support / core
No support-filament structure in basic M Type.
How components combine
Used directly or as the metallic component in other constructions.
Common variables
Film width · Film thickness · Finish · Colour
Technical review focus
Textile process · Required appearance · Available sample or buyer specification

MX Type

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Construction
M-Type metallic film with two supporting filament ends.
Support / core
Two fine filament ends; polyester or nylon are listed support options.
How components combine
Support filaments may use balanced clockwise and counter-clockwise directions where specified.
Common variables
Film width · Film thickness · Support yarn · Denier · Twist / final construction
Technical review focus
Machine · Textile application · Required appearance · Buyer sample

ST Type

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Construction
A textile core covered with metallic flat film.
Support / core
A textile-filament core; listed options include polyester, rayon / viscose or nylon.
How components combine
Metallic flat film is wrapped around the core yarn.
Common variables
Core material · Core denier · Film width / thickness · Covering level · Twist direction · Colour
Technical review focus
Intended process · Core · Metallic film · Covering

MH Type

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Construction
Metallic flat film twisted with a supporting textile filament.
Support / core
A supporting textile filament; listed options include polyester, nylon or rayon.
How components combine
Metallic flat film and the support filament are combined through twisting.
Common variables
Film width · Support filament · Denier · Twist · TPM · Colour / finish
Technical review focus
Machine conditions · Fabric construction · Desired textile effect
Applications

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Colours & Finishes

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Finish terminology

Finish Directions for Technical Discussion

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Bright
Higher visual shine direction
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Soft Metallic
More restrained metallic appearance
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Matte
Lower-reflection visual direction
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Antique
Muted, darker visual direction
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Custom
Buyer-described finish direction
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Technical Guidance

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  3. 03Technical Review
  4. 04Sample / RFQ

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