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Plain weave: Every warp and weft yarn is interlaced once, the interlacing points are densely arranged, and there is no difference between the front and the back. Therefore, the plain weave fabric has a tight structure and a firm texture, but the hand feels hard.
Twill fabric: It is a fabric with twill weave. The fabric has obvious oblique lines, feel, luster and good elasticity.
Satin-grained: The warp or weft of a satin fabric forms a number of separate, unconnected tissue or weft points in the fabric. The fabric is almost entirely covered by warp or weft, and the surface appears to be slanted, but not It has obvious oblique lines like twill, and the warp and weft are interlaced less frequently, with a smooth and bright appearance and soft texture.
Interpretation 2:
1. Plaincloth: A fabric woven with a plain weave (the warp and weft are interwoven once every other yarn), called plain weave.
Features: many interweaving points, firm texture, smooth surface, the same appearance of the front and back, this tissue fabric density can not be too high, relatively thin, wear-resistant, good breathability.
2. The twillcloth warp yarn or weft yarn is interlaced at least once, and the fabric structure is changed by adding warp and weft interlacing points, collectively referred to as twill fabric.
Features: A. There are positive and negative points; B. The interlacing point in a complete organization loop is small and the float line is long; C. Feel soft; D. The tissue fabric density is higher and the product is thicker; E. Such tissue products cost more than comparable plain weave products.
3, satin fabric (satinandsateencloth) satin weave and weft yarn are interlaced at least three times, so this tissue makes the fabric denser, so the fabric is thicker. Such tissue products cost more than similar twill weave products. Fabrics woven from satin weave are collectively referred to as satin fabrics.
Features: A. There are positive and negative points; B. The minimum number of interlacing points in a complete tissue cycle is the longest, and the surface of the fabric is almost entirely composed of floats of warp or weft; C. The texture is soft, the fabric is smooth and shiny.
Explanation three:
What are the differences, advantages and disadvantages between twill and plain?
A fabric woven from a plain weave (the warp and weft are interwoven once every other yarn) is called a plain weave.
Features: There are many interlacing points, the texture is firm, smooth, and the surface is flat. The appearance of the front and back is the same. The density of the plain weave fabric is not too high, it is light and thin, and the wear resistance is good.
The so-called twill fabric is a complete structure in which at least two warp yarns and two weft yarns are intertwined, and each warp yarn has only one weft tissue point on the weft yarn, and the oblique surface of the fabric surface is formed by continuous tissue points. The twill weave is an appearance effect of the twill that is formed by the surface of the fabric formed by the long line of the float or the long line of the weft. The warp and weft of the twill fabric is less interlaced than the plain weave, so that the pores between the warp and weft yarns are smaller, the yarns can be arranged more densely, and the fabric is denser and thicker, so the twill has a more oblique texture and feel on the plain weave fabric surface. Soft, strong three-dimensional, good gloss and elasticity. However, due to the long length of the twill fabric, the wear resistance and the fastness are not as good as those of the plain weave under the conditions of the warp and weft yarn thickness and the same density. For example, general hotel and baby bedding are not suitable for twill fabric, because the frequency of washing needs is very high, and the wear resistance is relatively high!
What is a satin fabric?
The warp and weft yarns are interlaced at least once, so the satin weave makes the fabric denser, so the fabric is thicker. Satin tissue products cost more than similar plain and twill weave products. Fabrics woven from satin weave are collectively referred to as satin fabrics. The satin fabric has the front and back sides, the least interlacing point in a complete tissue cycle, the longest float line, the fabric surface consists almost entirely of warp threads in the warp or weft direction, and the satin fabric is soft. The fabric is smooth and delicate, and has a unique luster of fabric.
Fourth, the shrinkage rate of fabrics explained:
The shrinkage of the fabric refers to the percentage of fabric shrinkage after washing or immersion in the fabric. In general, the fabric with the largest shrinkage rate is synthetic fiber and its mixed textiles, followed by wool, hemp fabric, cotton fabric centered, shrinking water, and the largest is viscose fiber, rayon, artificial wool fabric.
The factors that cause the fabric to shrink:
1. The raw materials of the fabric are different and the shrinkage rate is different. In general, a fiber having a large hygroscopicity expands after immersion in water, has an increased diameter, a shortened length, and a large shrinkage rate. If the viscose fiber has a water absorption rate as high as 13%, and the synthetic fiber fabric has poor hygroscopicity, the shrinkage rate is water.
2. The density of the fabric is different and the shrinkage rate is also different. If the latitude and longitude density are similar, the warp and weft shrinkage rate is also close. The fabric with high density has a large shrinkage in the warp direction. On the contrary, the weft density is larger than that of the dense fabric, and the weft shrinkage is also large.
3, the fabric yarn thickness is different, the shrinkage rate is also different. The shrinkage rate of the coarse yarn is large, and the shrinkage of the fine fabric is small.
4. The fabric production process is different, and the shrinkage rate is also different. Generally speaking, in the weaving and dyeing process of the fabric, the fiber is stretched many times, the processing time is long, and the shrinkage rate of the fabric with a large applied tension is large, and vice versa.
Interpretation 2:
What is the shrinkage rate?
The shrinkage of the fabric refers to the percentage of fabric shrinkage after washing or immersion in the fabric. In general, the fabrics with the highest shrinkage rate are synthetic fibers and their blended fabrics, followed by wool, hemp, and cotton. Objectively speaking, there are some problems in shrinking and fading of cotton fabrics. The key is to organize the back. Therefore, the fabrics of general home textiles have been pre-shrinked. However, after pre-shrinking treatment does not mean not shrinking, but means that the shrinkage rate is controlled within 3%-4% of the national standard, such products can be purchased with confidence.
Fifth, the upgrading of fabrics In terms of fabrics, the previous bedding products generally used pure cotton, polyester cotton, etc. as fabrics, and now also have high-grade fabrics such as yarn-dyed cotton, satin, silk, silk cotton blend, cotton and linen. A single polyester cotton has been eliminated, silk cotton blended, cotton and linen, yarn-dyed cotton, satin cotton is gradually occupying the market, becoming the first choice for young people and white-collar workers.
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Third, the organization of textile fabrics explained:
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