fiber Product List and Ranking from 42 Manufacturers, Suppliers and Companies

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fiber Manufacturer, Suppliers and Company Rankings

Last Updated： Aggregation Period:Sep 24, 2025～Oct 21, 2025
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  1. Toray Industries, Inc. Tokyo//Building materials, supplies and fixtures manufacturers
  2. 太平洋マテリアル Tokyo//Building materials, supplies and fixtures manufacturers
  3. ニッソー Ishikawa//retail
  4. 4 ロンタイ Osaka//Building materials, supplies and fixtures manufacturers
  5. 5 フジ日本 Tokyo//Fisheries, Agriculture and Forestry
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  1. Fiber for preventing peeling 'Balchip' 太平洋マテリアル
  2. Polypropylene short fibers "Balink" 太平洋マテリアル
  3. Crack and spalling suppression fiber for wet materials "Tough Binder(R)" Toray Industries, Inc.
  4. Reinforcing fiber for mortar and concrete spraying "Basalon Fiber" ロンタイ
  5. 5 Fermentable dietary fiber inulin "Fuji FF" "Fuji FF HS" フジ日本

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Crack and spalling suppression fiber for wet materials "Tough Binder(R)"

Crack and spalling suppression fiber for wet materials "Tough Binder(R)"

Good news for slope and foundation construction contractors! A fiber that reduces cracking and shrinkage due to drying when added to mortar! *Free samples available.

The "Tough Binder®" handled by Toray Amtex is a fiber that, when added to wet materials such as mortar, exhibits high effectiveness in suppressing cracking and peeling. 【Do you have any of these concerns?】 ◆ Cracking due to initial drying shrinkage ◆ Partial loss after pouring/shaping mortar ◆ Fiber fuzzing on the surface of the mortar ◆ Formation of lumps within the mortar With excellent dispersibility, it ensures a uniform state without inconsistencies even after mixing, and maintains appropriate fluidity, demonstrating its usefulness in mortar spraying work on slopes and tunnel inner walls! It is adopted in a wide range of construction applications, including repair materials, top materials, leveling materials, tile-setting mortar, and finishing mortar for foundations. *We are currently offering free samples in 50g bags. If you are interested, please feel free to contact us. For detailed specifications, please download the PDF and take a look.

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World Caprolactam Market Research Report (up to 2027)

World Caprolactam Market Research Report (up to 2027)

Global Caprolactam Market (up to 2027): By Raw Material, By Final Product, By Application, By Region

360iResearch predicts that the global caprolactam market size, which was $14.19 billion in 2021, will reach $14.77 billion in 2022 and expand to $18.19 billion by 2027, growing at a CAGR of 4.22%. This research document analyzes the global caprolactam market from multiple perspectives, summarizing sections such as introduction, research methodology, executive summary, market overview, market insights, analysis by raw materials (cyclohexane, phenol), analysis by end products (nylon 6 fibers, nylon 6 resins), analysis by applications (films, nylon 6 engineering plastics, nylon 6 fibers), regional analysis (North and South America, United States, Canada, Brazil, Asia-Pacific, Japan, China, India, South Korea, Taiwan, Europe/Middle East/Africa, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Russia, and others), competitive landscape, and company information.

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Basic knowledge of fibers: What is "cord rubber (cording)"?

Basic knowledge of fibers: What is "cord rubber (cording)"?

It is possible to create flat rubber that is narrower and thinner compared to woven and knitted rubber!

Call rubber is a product commonly referred to as "rubber cord." It is manufactured using a braiding machine, where several strands of natural rubber or polyurethane elastic thread are intertwined with side threads (such as polyester, nylon, or rayon). In terms of product structure, call rubber corresponds to a braided structure, woven rubber corresponds to a woven structure, and knitted rubber corresponds to a warp-knitted structure. Additionally, call rubber is classified as "flat rubber," but it is also possible to produce "round rubber" using the same type of braiding machine. In the case of round rubber, one or more core rubber strands are bundled together. *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for further inquiries.

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Beautiful fibers

Beautiful fibers

It is possible to create unique arrangements by combining various functional treatments!

We would like to introduce "Uruwashi Fiber," which we handle. We have a rich lineup including "Parafine FR-87" from rose hip oil, "Parasilicone TS-18" from camellia oil, and "Parafine COCO" from coconut oil. Additionally, we offer skincare ingredients such as shea butter, olive oil, argan oil, and marine collagen. 【Partial Lineup】 ■ Parafine FR-87 ■ Parasilicone TS-18 ■ Parafine SUN ■ Parafine FCB ■ Parafine BDT ■ Parafine BDC *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Production Example] Introduction of Carbon to Recumbent Trikes

[Production Example] Introduction of Carbon to Recumbent Trikes

Complex and small shapes that are impossible with aluminum can be realized with carbon! Introduction to recumbent trikes.

This is a case study on the introduction of carbon into recumbent trikes. While aluminum cannot create small and complex-shaped parts, carbon can achieve this. 【Challenges Before Introduction】 ■ High costs associated with aluminum materials, including post-processing ■ Limitations in shape that cannot be produced with other materials ■ Difficulty in creating drawings using triangulation for processing requests ■ Increased weight leading to reduced maneuverability 【Reasons for Choosing Carbon Lab.jp】 ■ Quick response for estimates and courteous staff ■ Satisfactory pricing 【Results and Effects After Introduction】 ■ Reduced processing costs compared to aluminum materials ■ Easier since formal drawings using triangulation are not required ■ Vehicle weight has decreased to nearly half compared to aluminum Other case studies are also introduced in the materials and on the official website. https://cfrp-japan.com/case/ Additionally, for those interested in knowing about processing quality and strength, we are offering free carbon sample parts. https://cfrp-japan.com/contact/present202105/ For the full text of the case study, please refer to the link below.

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Resolving Questions! What fabric materials are prone to wrinkling?

Resolving Questions! What fabric materials are prone to wrinkling?

An explanation of representative fabric materials that are prone to wrinkles and the factors that cause wrinkles!

In this column, I would like to talk about fabrics that are prone to wrinkling. This information may be helpful, especially for those who are concerned about wrinkles or want to know the causes of wrinkles, so I would be glad if you could read until the end. Fabrics that tend to wrinkle are widely used in the clothing and household items we often wear. Typical wrinkling fabrics include linen (such as linen and ramie) and rayon. While these materials offer a soft and comfortable feel, they are prone to wrinkling due to their inherent properties. *For more detailed information, you can view it through the related links. Please feel free to contact us for more details.*

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Must-see! Introducing sustainable materials.

Must-see! Introducing sustainable materials.

Introducing sustainable materials made from natural fibers and sustainable materials made from synthetic fibers!

In this column, I would like to introduce sustainable apparel materials that various apparel companies and material manufacturers are focusing on. Cotton USA products are created as part of sustainable initiatives aimed at protecting the soil environment of cotton-growing farms, improving the labor conditions of cotton farmers, and safeguarding the global environment. These products have established numerical targets for various items and are clearly traceable with the approval of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. *For more details about the column, you can view it through the related links. Please feel free to contact us for more information.*

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【Apparel Material Explanation】What is linen?

【Apparel Material Explanation】What is linen?

A fiber that has been used for quite a long time and is familiar to us humans! Introducing the types and characteristics of hemp.

In this column, I would like to introduce "linen," which is often thought of as a summer material and comes in various types. The name "linen" originally referred specifically to hemp in Japan, but now it is a general term for fibers obtained from plants and is a type of cellulose fiber. Linen is divided into bast fibers, which are extracted from the stems of plants, and leaf fibers, which are obtained from the veins of leaves. *For more details on the column, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for more information.

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World Ceramic Textile Market Research Report (up to 2027)

World Ceramic Textile Market Research Report (up to 2027)

World Market for Ceramic Textiles (up to 2027): Polycrystalline Ceramic Fibers, Glassy Alumina-Silica Ceramic Fibers

According to the research report by 360iResearch, the global ceramic textile market size, which was $378.69 million in 2021, is expected to grow to $418.73 million in 2022 and further expand at an average annual rate of 10.74% to reach $698.79 million by 2027. This report provides a multifaceted investigation of the global ceramic textile market, including an introduction, research methodology, executive summary, market overview, market insights, analysis by fiber type (polycrystalline ceramic fibers, glassy alumina-silica ceramic fibers), analysis by shape (braids, fabrics, ropes, sleeves, tapes), analysis by industry (aluminum, steel, petrochemical, power generation, aerospace), regional analysis (North and South America, United States, Canada, Brazil, Asia-Pacific, Japan, China, India, South Korea, Taiwan, Europe/Middle East/Africa, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Russia, and others), competitive landscape, company information, and more.

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Basic knowledge of fibers: What is "natural rubber for elastic cords"?

Basic knowledge of fibers: What is "natural rubber for elastic cords"?

Processing the sap obtained from rubber trees! There are two shapes for the cross-section: "round rubber" and "square rubber."

In our industry, the rubber threads (elastic threads) we use can be broadly categorized into "natural rubber," "polyurethane," and "synthetic rubber." Natural rubber, as the name suggests, is made from the latex extracted from rubber trees. Commonly known items like "rubber bands" are made from natural rubber, but since they are made with the raw components, their durability is poor, and they tend to break over time. The rubber threads used by Nisso are manufactured by "Rondex" in Thailand and are known as "SSDX" and "LKX," which incorporate special chemicals along with the rubber latex, providing durability and longevity. Additionally, there is a high-quality rubber thread called "NDX," which is made by mixing synthetic rubber with natural rubber. All of these Rondex rubber threads have a round cross-section. Square rubber is manufactured through a completely different process than round rubber. *For detailed information, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for more details.*

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