Filament and staple fibers are fundamental components in textile manufacturing, each imparting distinct characteristics to fabrics. Beyond Oxford cloth, these fibers are integral to materials like taf...
Silver coated fabric is a type of textile with a silver coating applied through specific processes, commonly used in car covers, RV covers, outdoor tents, and sun-protective clothing. Its core advanta...
Color fastness refers to the ability of textiles to maintain their color stability and resist fading when exposed to external factors such as sunlight, washing, rubbing, and perspiration. Color fastne...
1. Manufacturing MethodsSynthetic leather is primarily produced using the following techniques:Coating Process:A polymer solution or emulsion (such as PVC or PU) is coated onto a substrate (e.g., nonw...
1. Dyed Oxford FabricProduction ProcessThe fabric is first woven (Weaving) and then undergoes a post-dyeing process (Piece Dyeing).Raw materials typically consist of white or natural-colored yarns, wh...
Ultraviolet Stabilizer (UV Stabilizer)Composition: Hindered Amine Light Stabilizers (HALS) such as Tinuvin 770, Chimassorb 944; Ultraviolet Absorbers (UVA) such as benzophenone derivatives and benzotr...
I. Manufacturing Process of Oxford FabricOxford fabric is widely used in protective covers, backpacks, tents, and apparel. It is primarily made of polyester (PET) or nylon (PA), with polyester Oxford ...
This article provides a comprehensive overview of the lamination techniques used to combine Oxford cloth with different composite materials, along with an analysis of their performance differences and...
Dimensional Requirements:Fabric Width and Length: Specify the effective width (usable width) and length of the fabric.Roll Quantity: Indicate the number of rolls required, considering standard roll le...
To enhance the functionality of Oxford fabric, various finishing treatments can be applied, including anti-static, flame retardant, abrasion-resistant, and anti-mildew treatments. These treatments sig...
Color fastness to rubbing (crocking) refers to the resistance of fabric color to transfer or fade when subjected to friction. This test is crucial for textiles used in automotive seat covers, car cove...
Lightfastness refers to a fabric’s ability to resist color fading when exposed to sunlight or ultraviolet (UV) radiation. Different countries and regions have varying test standards for evaluating li...