Textile fabrics are most commonly woven but may also be produced by knitting, felting, nonwoven processes net making, lace making and tufting or a combination of these processes. 

Woven synthetic fabrics are designed to meet the requirements of their end use. Their strength, extensibility, thickness, durability and porosity can be varied and depend on the weave used, the thread spacing, that is the number of threads per
centimetre, and the raw materials, linear density, structure and twist factors of the warp and weft yarns. From woven synthetic fabrics higher strengths and greater stability can be obtained than from any other fabric structure using interlaced yarns. Structures can also be varied to produce fabrics with widely different properties in the warp and weft directions.

Woven synthetic fabrics generally consist of two sets of yarns that are interlaced and lie at right angles to each other. The threads that run along the length of the fabric are known as warp ends whilst the threads that run from selvedge to selvedge, that is from one side to the other side of the fabric, are weft picks. Frequently they are simply referred to as ends and picks. In triaxial and in three-dimensional fabrics yarns are arranged differently.

Anna
Sales Department
Hebei Defeng Polyester Fiber Co., Ltd
Add: Jingjiu Railway west, wugong town, Raoyang County
TEL: 86-311-67699480
FAX: 86-311-67699480
Website: www.china-polyestermesh.com. 
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