Lubrizol X4zol-J Fiber Product Selection Guide

This document is a guide to fiber technology, describing the features and benefits of fiber technology.


Lubrizol X4zol-J Fiber Product Selection Guide - cover page
Brand
lubrizol
Category
Other
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
1.6 MB
Published
10 November, 2023
Updated
10 November, 2023
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About this manual

This product selection guide presents X4zol-J, a thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) elastomeric monofilament from Lubrizol Advanced Materials, Inc. The fiber is produced by melt extrusion without solvents, and the document states that this gives a finer, stronger monofilament with superior stretch compared with traditional spandex.

The guide lists fabric benefits such as breathability, balanced 360º stretch, chlorine and UV resistance and recyclability, together with compatible yarns (nylon, cotton, wool, polyester), fabric construction and apparel application examples, knitting processes, and the available deniers and colors. A note gives a maximum recommended dyeing temperature of 115°C, and contact details for custom deniers and colors are included.

What's inside

  • Benefits of X4zol-J in Fabrics
  • Compatible Yarns
  • Fabric Construction Examples
  • Application Examples
  • Knitting Process
  • Apparel Applications
  • X4zol-J Products (Denier, Color, Luster)
  • Innovation Alliance

Specifications

MaterialThermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) elastomeric monofilament
Production processMelt extrusion, solvent free
Available deniers20D, 40D, 70D, 140D (UV Bright); 360D, 1080D (WHT Semi-Dull)
Maximum recommended dyeing temperature115°C
Compatible yarnsNylon, cotton, wool, polyester

Frequently asked questions

What is X4zol-J fiber made of?

It is a thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) elastomeric monofilament that is produced by melt extrusion without solvents.

Which yarns are compatible with X4zol-J?

Nylon, cotton, wool and polyester are listed as compatible yarns.

What is the maximum recommended dyeing temperature?

The guide states a maximum recommended dyeing temperature of 115°C.

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