This paper describes the application of artificial intelligence to data derived from polypropylene drawing carried out at Galashiels using designed experiments. The topology of the data is visualised in two dimensions with respect to specific properties to be modelled, as a quality check on the process data. A series of neural network models are used successfully to predict the tenacity, elongation, modulus and heat shrinkage and also the crystallographic order and polymer chains orientation of the output fibres from the draw parameters values. A software harness is constructed for using the neural predictors to find the draw parameters which come closest to achieving any specified combination of fibre properties.