Due to the diverse types of synthetic fibers, there are also various types of lifting belts, including polyester lifting belts, polypropylene lifting belts, nylon lifting belts, and so on. Each type of lifting belt has different characteristics, but compared to others, more people are still enthusiastic about polyester lifting belts.
At present, polyester lifting belts have a very high market share among all lifting belts. The reason for this is that they are inseparable from polyester, a fiber material. Polyester is a synthetic fiber obtained by spinning polyester, which is condensed from organic dicarboxylic acids and diols. It is referred to as PET fiber and belongs to polymer compounds. This synthetic fiber was invented in 1941 and began large-scale industrial production worldwide in 1953. Since 1971, it has surpassed nylon in quantity and become the largest variety of synthetic fibers currently available.
Polyester material has many advantages, among which the most significant ones are good wrinkle resistance and shape retention, as well as high strength and elastic recovery ability. Its strength does not decrease when wet, and it is durable and can be blended with other fibers without yellowing over time. It is precisely because polyester material has such excellent characteristics that more people are enthusiastic about polyester lifting belts.