Polyester staple fiber (PSF)

Polyester staple fiber made from virgin PET or recycled PET flakes, for spinning yarns, filling, nonwovens and geotextiles.

  • Linear density1.2–15 denier
  • Cut length32–102 mm
  • Cross sectionSolid or hollow
White yarn cones on a spinning frame
Representative image. Actual material varies by grade and lot.

Grades and forms

  • Spinning fiber 1.2–1.5 D × 32–38 mm
  • Hollow conjugated siliconized (HCS) 3–15 D for filling
  • Nonwoven and geotextile grades 1.4–15 D
  • Raw white, optical white and dope-dyed black
  • Virgin or recycled (rPSF)

Applications

  • Yarn spinning (100 % polyester and blends)
  • Pillows, cushions, quilts and toys
  • Nonwovens, wadding and geotextiles
  • Automotive felts and insulation

Typical specifications

PropertyTypical value
Linear density1.2–15 denier
Cut length32–102 mm
Cross sectionSolid or hollow
FinishNon-siliconized or siliconized
LusterSemi-dull or bright

Typical values for reference only. Every lot is offered against its own technical data sheet (TDS) and certificate of analysis (COA).

Shipping documents

  • Commercial invoice and packing list
  • Bill of lading (B/L)
  • Certificate of origin
  • Technical data sheet (TDS) and certificate of analysis (COA)
  • Safety data sheet (SDS)
  • Pre-shipment inspection report and loading photos, when agreed

Frequently asked questions

What does HCS mean?

Hollow conjugated siliconized: a hollow fiber with a spiral crimp and silicone finish, used for soft, high-loft filling.

Do you supply recycled polyester fiber?

Yes, recycled PSF made from PET bottle flakes is available in several deniers and colors.

Have a specification? Get an offer.

Send the material, grade, volume and port. We reply by e-mail with availability, price basis and lead time.