Main technical indicators of circular woven fabric production

1. Weaving density and weaving density tolerance

Weaving density refers to the number of warp and weft yarns in a 100mm×100mm braid. While the weave density is specified in the standard, the density tolerance is specified. The weave density mainly depends on the packaged product and is determined by the user. Commonly used woven cloth density is 36 × 36 / 10cm, 40 × 40 / 10cm, 48 × 48 / 10cm.

2. Weaving density tolerance

Braid density tolerance refers to the number of flat wires that are more or less than the given standard braid density.

3. Tensile load of woven cloth.

Tensile load is also called tensile strength and tensile strength. For the woven fabric to bear the tensile load in both warp and weft directions, it is called warp and weft tensile load.

4. Quality per unit area of woven fabric

The weight per unit area of the woven fabric is expressed by the square gram weight, which is an important technical index of the woven fabric. The square gram weight mainly depends on the warp and weft density and the thickness of the flat wire, and the square gram weight affects the tensile strength of the woven cloth. Tensile strength, load capacity, and square gram weight are a major part of cost control for production enterprises.

5. Hand feel.

PP flat silk fabric feels thicker, wider, and harder; HDPE flat silk fabric feels softer, smoother, and less dense. Adding calcium masterbatch to PP flat silk material will make it feel very broad, and adding less HDPE in PP will make it softer.

The flat wire is narrow, the weaving is flat, the hand is soft, the flat wire is wide, the folded wire is many when weaving the cloth, and the hand is rough.