fiber
natural or synthetic substance that is significantly longer than it is wide
Spectra
trademark for ultra high strength polyethylene filaments ( UHMWPE ) manufactured by Honeywell
carded web
mat of textile fibers produced by a carding machine
pima cotton
extra-long staple cotton textile fiber from plants grown in the Southwest United States
carbon fibers
material fibers about 5–10 μm in diameter composed of carbon
basalt fiber
structural fibres spun from melted basalt
intestinal villus
finger-like projection of the small intestine
ceramic fiber
inorganic synthetic fiber
alpaca fiber
natural fiber from the hair of the alpaca
olefin fiber
any synthetic polymer fiber made predominately olefin units
Conductive textile
fabric
mako
class of long-staple cotton fibers from Egypt
polyethylene fiber
class of textile fibers made from polyethylene
M5 fiber
high-strength polymer used in composites
polypropylene fiber
synthetic fiber
spinning
manufacturing of polymer fibres
byssus
fine, rare fiber secreted by mollusks of the Pinnidae family
noil
short textile fiber removed during the combing process in the production of worsted wool, combed cotton, or spun silk
modal
textile fibre
Recycled wool
textile made from shredded and respun wool
linters
short cotton fibers that remain attached to the seed after the first ginning
mullite fiber
ceramic fiber
rubber fiber
textile fiber from natural or synthetic rubber
rubber fiber
textile fiber from natural or synthetic rubber
raffia
fiber produced from the leaves of the raffia palm
fiberfill
manufactured fiber used for resilient stuffing
Sea Island cotton
extra-long staple cotton cultivated on the barrier islands of South Carolina and Georgia, especially by the late 18th century
merino
natural animal fiber, from the soft wool of merino sheep
bristle
short, stiff fiber, either natural or artificial, on an organism or tool
Atlas silk
wild silk fibre from the cocoons of the Atlas moth (Attacus atlas)
hollow fiber
manufactured fiber constructed with internal voids
lint
common name of visible accumulations of textile fibers and other materials
asbestos fiber
textile fiber made from asbestos
polyvinyl alcohol fiber
synthetic fiber
Saran
trademark of Asahi Kasei for a synthetic fiber
Curran
Material made from nanocellulose fibers
Flax in New Zealand
Wikipedia page about flax (Phormium) in New Zealand
glass fiber
material consisting of numerous extremely fine fibers of glass
jute
bast fiber from the genus Corchorus
Dacron
trademark of Invista (formerly DuPont) for polyester fiber
roving
long, narrow bundle of fiber
eri silk
strong wild silk from the cocoons of Samia cynthia ricini
semi-synthetic fiber
chemical fiber obtained from natural polymers
acetate fiber
fiber made from acetylcellulose
plant fiber
fiber from fiber plants