Core Spun Yarn is a type of yarn that is different from regular threads in that it has a central core that provides strength and structure. It can be used in a variety of different projects, including knitting and crocheting.
Core Spun Fiber is made by spinning a bundle of fibers around a metal rod or tube (known as a mandrel). This method creates a stronger and thicker thread than a traditional spun fiber.

Core-spun yarn can be woven into a variety of patterns and textures. It can also be used in the manufacturing of fabric for a wide range of purposes.
You can find Core-spun yarn in many different colors, patterns, and thicknesses. It is an ideal choice for knitted and crocheted items such as blankets, hats, socks, sweaters, and more.
The corespun yarn can be produced by ring spinning, rotor spinning, friction spinning, and air jet spinning machines. Regardless of the spinning device, all corespun yarn has good coverage factor and outer fiber peel resistance.
The corespun yarn is composed of nylon and polyester filaments as the cores and cotton or other staple fibers as the wrapping fibers. Nanofibers are prepared by electrostatic spinning methods and are then bonded to the surface of the core layer during spinning.