Selvage design
Although the quality of the fabric edge has a great impact on the wearing performance, it is also a major factor in the grade and will also affect the sales of the product. The reasonableness of the selvage design has a great impact on the efficiency of weaving, dyeing and finishing. For fabrics such as twill or satin with different surface effects, in order to prevent curling during dyeing and finishing, it is often necessary to adopt an edge structure different from the fabric body. Therefore, selvage design is an important aspect in fabric design and process design. There are no special requirements for yarn count for selvage. Generally, the width of the fabric edge for domestic sales is narrower, accounting for 0.5%-1.5% of the fabric width, measured according to the effective width and tightness (spinning linear density, density). The body of the cloth should be loose and the edges should be wide. It is better if the cloth body is tight and the edge of the cloth is narrow. The density is approximately twice that of the sutra. The design of the fabric edge structure is particularly important. The key point of the design is to make the fabric edge and fabric body have the same flatness, so that no curling occurs during dyeing and finishing. Therefore, when choosing a selvage weave, you should first adopt the same surface combination between the longitude and weft floating points on the front and back of the fabric
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