Spinning method of polyimide fiber
Release time:
2023-05-31
The spinning methods of polyimide fiber can be divided into wet spinning and dry spinning. According to whether the spinning slurry is polyimide or polyamide acid, there are one-step spinning and two-step spinning.
The first step is to obtain polyamide acid fiber by wet or dry spinning of concentrated solution of polyamide acid, and the second step is to obtain polyimide fiber by chemical or thermal cyclization of polyamide acid fiber spun in one step, so it is called two-step method.
Two step spinning of polyimide fiber has been widely used since the development of polyimide fiber.
The fiber stretching process can be carried out in one step, or in the process of two-step imide, or in each step.
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