Man-made Fibre: Synthetic Fibres

Synthetic fibres are also known as artificial or man-made fibres. These fibres are created in factories using chemicals and technology, unlike natural fibres that come from plants or animals.

Examples:

• Some common synthetic fibres you might have heard of include nylon, dacron, terylene, terene, polyester, and rayon.
• These names are all different types of synthetic fibres, each with its own unique properties and uses.

Artificial threads

Reasons for the Development of Synthetic Fibers;

• Meeting Growing Demand
• Cost-Effectiveness
• Durability and Strength
• Consistency in Quality
• Versatility