Oxford cloth (OXFORD), a modified plain or heavy flat weave, can be woven from various textile fibers. Depending on the fiber and width, the price ranges from a few yuan to more than ten yuan. D refers to the density and thickness of the cloth. D is the abbreviation of DENIER. A unit of density is the mass grams per meter of yarn or fiber. The larger the D number, the thicker the yarn and the thicker the finished fabric. The thicker it is, the more wear-resistant it is; conversely, the thinner it is, the less wear-resistant it is.
The main reasons affecting the tensile tear strength of fabrics
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Related to the breaking strength and strength of warp and weft yarns
The fiber material and blending ratio with the yarn, the fineness of the fiber itself (count or special number) and the fineness of the yarn (count or special number), yarn uniformity, moisture regain or moisture content, single yarn or stranded yarn, twist (twist coefficient) of single yarn and stranded yarn, storage life of fiber or yarn and other factors are related. There are also factors such as elastic fiber including its elongation that will cause large differences.
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Relevant to the weaving method and weaving conditions of the fabric
Related to knitted fabrics and woven fabrics, and organizational structure ( Such as: plain weave, twill, satin weave, jacquard, others, etc.), related to the density of warp and weft yarns.
The warp strength is different from the weft strength, and the bursting strength is also different, including whether there is a selvage edge, whether it is a solid edge or a raw edge , whether to avoid defects and wrinkles, and the distance from the edge of the original fabric may vary (so the sampling must be at least 150 mm from the edge of the fabric).
In addition, sized gray fabrics and desized fabrics, fabrics that have been dyed and finished, especially those that have been impregnated and specially finished. Cloth and strength will vary greatly. Weaving technology, dyeing, sanding, etc. all have an impact. Thick yarn shows better strength than thin yarn, twill is better than plain weave, unsanded is better than sanded, and the less corrosive the dyeing, the better.
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It is related to yarn strength and warp and weft density
To improve the strength of yarn-dyed fabrics, it is necessary to Improve from these two items. The stretch and tear strength of non-iron fabrics will also decrease after non-iron finishing, which directly affects the durability of the fabric. The tensile and tear strength of the fabric, the strength and elongation of the yarn, the interweaving resistance, and the shape and structure of the fabric before and after no-iron finishing have a significant impact on the strength.
The fabric made of yarns with high strength and elongation has a large stress triangle area when it is torn, and the yarns that jointly bear the force The more threads there are, the higher the tearing strength will be. The tissue structure and warp and weft yarn density affect the interweaving points and slippage between yarns. If there are fewer interweaving points, the yarns will easily slip, and the tearing strength of the fabric will be high.
Textile Oxford cloth is of high quality, not easy to deform, fade, wear-resistant, and has good waterproof properties. It is mostly used in mid-to-high-end fashion casual shoes. All kinds of outdoor bags, tents, etc. </p
