Polyester has good properties and is currently one of the most widely used flat lifting belt materials. However, in some harsh environments and human factors, polyester lifting belts can also be affected to some extent. So, what are the characteristics of damaged polyester lifting belts?
When the polyester lifting belt is damaged, its dyeing performance is poor. Due to the lack of specific dyeing groups and low polarity on the polyester molecular chain, dyeing is difficult and the dyeability is poor, making it difficult for dye molecules to enter the fiber.
Poor resistance to melting. Polyester fabrics have poor melt resistance and are prone to forming holes when exposed to cigarette ash, sparks, and other substances. Therefore, when wearing, try to avoid contact with cigarette butts, sparks, etc.
Poor moisture absorption. Polyester fabrics have poor moisture absorption and are prone to static electricity and dust contamination, which affects their appearance and comfort.
Easy to pill. Polyester fabric is a type of synthetic fiber product nowadays, and any synthetic fiber fabric will have pilling phenomenon. And polyester fabric, as a type of synthetic fiber, is no exception, so polyester fabric will pill after a period of use.
This is the characteristic exhibited by damaged polyester lifting belts. Once such characteristics appear in polyester lifting belts, their safety factor will inevitably be affected to a certain extent. Therefore, when using polyester lifting belts, attention must be paid to prevent damage.