Wear Resistance
Wear resistance refers to the ability to resist wearing friction, which can help to improve the durability of fabric. Clothing made of fibers with high breaking strength and good fastness to wear can be durable for a long time and it will appear sign of wear after a rather long time.
Water-absorbing Quality
Water-absorbing quality is the ability to absorb moisture, which is usually shown by moisture regain. The water-absorbing quality of the fiber refers to the percentage of moisture absorbed by the dry fiber in the air at a temperature of 21℃ and a standard relative humidity of 65%.
Chemical Action
In the process of processing (as printing, dyeing and finishing) of textiles and home/professional care or cleaning (as using soap, bleaching powder and dry cleaning solvent, etc.), generally fibers will contact with chemicals. It is important to learn about the effects of chemicals on different fibers.
Coverage
Coverage refers to the ability to fill a range. Textile made of crude or crimped fibers have a better covering effect than that made of fine and straight fibers. The fabric is warm and has bulky hand feeling. Also it can be woven by fewer fibers.
Elasticity
Elasticity refers to the ability to return to the state of rock after increasing length and releasing external forces under the action of tension. The elongation of fiber or fabric when it is impacted by an external force can make people feel more comfortable about the clothing. And the joint stress caused by it is relatively smaller.
Environmental Conditions
The environmental conditions have different influences on fiber. It is very important how the fiber and final fabric react to the exposure and storage, etc.
Post time: Jun-21-2024