Bayer Kashan SpinningAcrylic yarn · Kashan, Iran
Bayer Kashan SpinningAcrylic yarn · Kashan, Iran

Acrylic yarn manufacturer · Kashan, Iran

Leading acrylic yarn manufacturer in Iran

Over two decades of experience in the textile industry — with quality control at every stage, from fiber to packaging.

Two decades of experience — quality control from fiber to packaging.

The Bayer Kashan spinning hall with rows of machines and yarn cones
  • 20+Years in the textile industry
  • 2003Bayer Kashan began operations
  • 50/3Hi-bulk and heat-set yarn capability
  • 3In-house processes: dyeing, spinning and heat-set

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About us

Over two decades of spinning acrylic yarn in Kashan

Bayer Kashan Spinning began operations in 2003 and reached full production in 2008 with dyeing, spinning, and heat-set machinery for long-staple yarns.

In recent years, the company has modernized its machinery and infrastructure, and it is now capable of producing yarns equivalent to 50/3 high-bulk or heat-set. This would not have been possible without first-grade raw materials such as Akpa fibers and Henkel (Germany) additives, along with an experienced team.

More about us
Production staff of Bayer Kashan Spinning posing in the factory hall
The Bayer Kashan production team
Colored yarn samples shaped as pom-poms held in a hand

Our journey

  1. 2003Start of operations

    Bayer Kashan Spinning began operations.

  2. 2008Full production

    Dyeing, spinning and heat-set machinery for long-staple yarns.

  3. Recent yearsModernization

    Upgraded machinery and infrastructure — now producing yarns equivalent to 50/3 high-bulk or heat-set.

  4. NextSecond spinning unit

    A second Bayer spinning unit in Amir Kabir Industrial Town, being prepared for commissioning.

Our Values

  • Consistent quality
  • Customer satisfaction
  • Innovation in yarn production
  • Respect for our workforce

Production process

From fiber to packaging

Quality control at every stage — the path Bayer acrylic yarn takes from raw material to the delivered package.

  1. Fiber

    Quality starts with the raw material: first-grade acrylic fibers such as Akpa, together with high-quality additives.

  2. Dyeing

    The company’s dyeing unit makes the most of acrylic’s high dyeability to produce uniform shades.

  3. Spinning

    Fibers become yarn of the right count and twist, including long-staple yarns equivalent to 50/3.

  4. Heat-set

    Steam and heat stabilize the twist and develop the bulk of hi-bulk and heat-set yarns.

  5. Quality control

    Checks at every stage, from fiber to packaging, for consistent quality in every shipment.

  6. Packing & dispatch

    Secure packaging and on-time delivery to domestic and export markets.

Quality assurance, on-time delivery, and professional service

Customer Testimonials

As a producer of exquisite carpets, Zarbaf attaches great importance to the quality of its raw materials. Bayer Spinning has always been a reliable partner by supplying high-quality and durable yarns, helping us bring our products to market with the highest standards.
Zarbaf Jam Company
Relying on Bayer’s high-quality yarns, Barsam Spinning has improved its production processes and brought quality products to market. Our cooperation has always been positive and constructive, enhancing the level of our production.
Barsam Spinning Company

Products

Our products

A focus on fully acrylic yarns with uniform quality and high dyeability, alongside blended yarns for diverse applications — supplied to meet domestic and export demand.

Full product details

Premium acrylic yarn

Superior quality, suitable for hand-knotted and machine-made carpets.

Composition
Acrylic
Use
Hand-knotted and machine-made carpets

Blended acrylic yarn

Acrylic blended with durable fibers for diverse applications.

Composition
Acrylic + durable fibers
Use
Diverse applications

Processing capabilityYarns equivalent to 50/3 hi-bulk or heat-set, made with the company’s own dyeing, spinning and heat-set units.

High dyeability, uniform shades

With the company’s own dyeing unit, yarn is produced in many colors. Pick a sample shade (illustrative).

Selected shade: Blue

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Technical tool

Yarn count converter

Enter the single-yarn count and the number of plies — see the resulting yarn count in Nm, Tex, Ne and denier, and watch the plied structure take shape.

Single-yarn countCount of one strand, before twisting
Allowed range: 2 to 300 Nm
Number of pliesHow many strands are twisted together
Visual only — affects no number
LowHigh
Examples:
Resulting yarn count
Nm
16.67
metres per gram
Tex
60
grams per 1,000 m
Ne
9.84
English cotton count
Denier
540
grams per 9,000 m

The conversions between systems are exact; for plied yarn, twist contraction is not included (the real tex is slightly higher). The thickness and twist in the picture are illustrative.

Variables explained & how accurate this is

This tool converts a nominal yarn count between four systems using standard definitions. In Nm and Ne a higher number means a finer yarn; in Tex and denier a higher number means a thicker yarn.

Single-yarn count
The count of one strand before it is twisted with others — the number you enter in the chosen system.
Number of plies
How many strands are twisted together. “Nm 50/3” means 3 strands of Nm 50 each.
Nm (metric)
Metres of yarn per gram. Nm = 1000 ÷ Tex
Tex
Grams per 1,000 m of yarn.
Ne (English cotton)
Number of 840-yard hanks per pound. Ne ≈ 590.54 ÷ Tex
Denier
Grams per 9,000 m of yarn. Den = 9 × Tex
Resulting yarn count
The count of the plied yarn: roughly the sum of the strands’ tex. For Nm: single-yarn Nm ÷ plies. Example: Nm 50/3 → Nm 16.67 = 60 tex
Twist
Only changes the picture of the yarn; it does not affect any number.
Accuracy
The conversions between Nm, Tex, Ne and denier are exact for nominal values (they are definitions). In a real plied yarn the twist shortens the strands — usually by a few percent, depending on twist level — so the actual tex is slightly higher than the sum of the plies, which this tool does not model. For an order, the count confirmed by the manufacturer is what counts.

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