The denier of a yarn is
the wt. in gms of a length of 9000m of that yarn. Denier is a unit of
measure for the linear mass density of fibers. If 9000 meters of yarn
weigh 100 grams - the yarn is said to be 100 denier. The term micro-denier is
used to describe filaments that weigh less than one gram per 9,000 meter
length.
Filament Denier only relates to a single filament. Total Denier
relates to a yarn, an agglomeration of filaments.
Total Denier
D.P.F. =
Quantity of Uniform Filaments
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(D.P.F is commonly known as Denier
per Filament)
If
a yarn of 100 denier is composed of either 20 or 60 filaments, then the
filament denier will be:
For 20 filaments
yarn, D.P.F. =100/20 =5 denier -coarse filament
For 60 filaments
yarn, D.P.F. =100/60 =1.7 denier -fine filament.
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