Organization classification of textile fabrics 2022.05.24
The fabric is made of two mutually perpendicular spun yarns interlaced according to a certain law on the loom, that is, the warp and weft li...
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The fabric is made of two mutually perpendicular spun yarns interlaced according to a certain law on the loom, that is, the warp and weft li...
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1. The number of counts, how many meters the yarn length per square meter weighs is called how many counts. For example, a cotton can be mad...
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The fabric is made of two systems of spun yarns that are perpendicular to each other on the loom according to a certain law, that is, the wa...
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The fiber composition of various fabrics is different, the types of dyes and process equipment used in coloring are different, and there are...
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1. Weft density: If the weft density is high, the warp will buckle frequently, the buckling wave will be large, and the warp fabric shrinkag...
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1. Fabric structure: In the basic structure, the more weft and warp staggered points, the greater the weft shrinkage of the weft. Under the ...
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1. The influence of fiber raw materials on the yarn strength. The longer the fiber length, the better the fiber uniformity, the higher the y...
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Neps are the accumulation of fibers, immature or stiff cotton due to poor ginning quality or poor handling during spinning. The discriminati...
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Pilling has a great influence on the wearing performance of fabrics, but the factors of pilling exist in all aspects from raw materials to p...
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The basic properties of the fabric mainly include the breaking strength of the fabric (including the tensile breaking strength, tear strengt...
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The comfort properties include the heat transfer and thermal insulation properties of the fabric, water vapor permeability, fabric style, ri...
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1. Cotton fabric Advantages: particularly good adhesion, no need for adhesives, small heat shrinkage; Disadvantages: low strength, easy to a...
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