How to Determine Neps Impurities in Fabrics 2022.04.08
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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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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Under normal circumstances, in the workwear fabrics worn or washed by consumers, the main problems are: the dyeing fastness of the fabrics, ...
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Finishing is the last process of the dyeing and finishing process. It is mainly responsible for finishing natural cotton fabrics into finish...
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There are some very special finishing methods, which will have a greater impact on the color of the cloth, and they are summarized as follow...
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(1) The specific resistance of the main spinning yarn material of the fabric has a highly significant influence on its antistatic performanc...
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For fabrics, the bulletproof effect is related to 5 factors of fiber fabrics: 1. The fineness of the fiber The fineness of the fibers is sma...
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Wear resistance is an important indicator of the quality of fabric products, which directly affects the durability and use effect of the pro...
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Hygroscopicity: Cotton fiber has good hygroscopicity. Under normal circumstances, the fiber can absorb moisture from the surrounding atmosph...
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