Bignon

Japanese: ビニヨン
Bignon
A copolymer of vinyl chloride and vinyl acetate developed by the American Viscose Company in the United States. It is a synthetic fiber that appeared after nylon in 1939. It is used for fishing nets because of its good water resistance, and for filter pads because of its high chemical resistance.

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Japanese:
米国のアメリカンビスコース社が開発した,塩化ビニルと酢酸ビニルを共重合させた繊維。ナイロンの次に1939年に登場した合成繊維。耐水性がよいことから漁網に,また化学的抵抗性が高いことからろ過パッドなどに利用される。

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