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Fluorescent Dye & Fluorescent Fabric
Fluorescent dyes can strongly absorb and radiate fluorescence in the visible light range. Fluorescent Dyes for Textile Use 1.Fluorescent Whitening Agent Fluorescent whitening agent is widely applied in textile, paper, washing powder, soap, rubber, plastics, pigments and paints, etc. In textile,...Read more -
Characteristics of Textile Fibers (Two)
Flammability Flammability is the ability of an object to ignite or burn. It is a very important characteristic, because there are various kinds of textiles around people. For the flammability, clothes and indoor furniture will cause serious harm to consumers and cause significant material losses....Read more -
Characteristics of Textile Fibers (One)
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 ti...Read more -
What Is Mercerized Cotton?
Mercerized cotton is made of cotton yarn that is processed by singeing and mercerizing. Its main raw material is cotton. Thus, mercerized cotton not only has the natural properties of cotton, but also has the smooth and bright appearance that other fabrics do not have. Mercerized cotton is the be...Read more -
The Usual Dyeing Methods of Dark Color Fabrics
1.Increase the dyeing temperature By increasing the dyeing temperature, the structure of the fiber can be expanded, the movement function of the dye molecules can be accelerated, and the chances of the dyes spreading to the fiber can be increased. So when dyeing dark color fabrics, we always try ...Read more -
About Swimsuit Fabric
Features of Swimsuit Fabric 1.Lycra Lycra is artificial elastic fiber. It has the best elasticity, which can be extended to 4~6 times of the original length. It has excellent elongation. It is suitable to be blended with various kinds of fibers to improve the drapability and anti-wrinkling proper...Read more -
High Shrinkage Fiber
High shrinkage fiber can be divided into high shrinkage acrylic fiber and high shrinkage polyester. Application of High Shrinkage Polyester High shrinkage polyester is often blended with ordinary polyester, wool and cotton, etc. or interwoven with polyester/cotton yarn and cotton yarn to produce...Read more -
How to Choose Sun-protective Clothing?
The Requirements of Comfort of Sun-protective Clothing 1.Breathability It directly affects the breathable comfort of sun-protective clothing. Sun-protective clothing is worn in summer. It is required to have good breathability, so that it can quickly dissipate heat to avoid making people feel hot...Read more -
How to Improve The Anti-Ultraviolet Property of Textiles?
When light hits the surface of a textile, some of it is reflected, some is absorbed, and the rest passes through the textile. Textile is made of different fibers and has complicated surface structure, which can absorb and diffuse the ultraviolet light, so as to decrease the transmittance of ultra...Read more -
Why Do Light-color Knitted Cotton Fabrics Dyed by reactive Dyes Always Appear Color Stains?
Reactive dyes have good dyeing fastness, complete chromatography and bright color. They are widely applied in cotton knitted fabrics. The dyeing color difference is closely related to the quality of cloth surface and treating process. Pretreatment The purpose of pretreatment is to improve the c...Read more -
Qualitative Change of Textile Fabric and Prevention Measures
Mildew Because of the objective conditions for microbial growth and reproduction, as temperature, humidity and oxygen, etc., textile fabrics will get mildew. When the temperature is 26~35℃, it is most suitable for mold growth and propagation. With the decrease of temperature, the activity of mold...Read more -
Abbreviating Name of Fibers
Name of Main Kinds of Chemical Fibers PTT: Polytrimethylene Terephthalate Fiber, Elastic Polyester Fiber PET/PES: Polyethylene Terephthalate Fiber, Polyester Fiber PBT: Polybutylene Terephthalate Fiber PA: Polyamide Fiber, Nylon PAN: Polyacrylonitrile Fiber, Acrylic Synthetic Wool PE: Polyethylen...Read more