The fabric structure of the polyester-cotton blended twill fabric can be divided into two upper and lower twill 45°. Under normal circumstances, the left oblique cotton fabric has obvious front twill lines, and the reverse side of the variegated twill is not obvious. Close, the density is slightly higher than the weft density, and the hand feels softer than the khaki.
Main classification requirements for polyester-cotton blended twill fabrics
Polyester-cotton blended twill fabrics can be generally divided into two types: thick twill and fine twill. The coarse twill fabric is used for the warp and weft of cotton No. 32 or above (18 inches or less), and the cotton yarn of less than 18 (32 inches or more) for fine twill. As a warp and weft. Twill is available in white, bleached, and mottled colors, and is often used in uniforms, sportswear, sneakers, emery cloths, and linings.
The wide-width bleached twill fabric of polyester-cotton blended twill fabric can be used as a sheet. Under normal circumstances, it can be used as a bed sheet after printing. The color and variegated fine twill fabric can be used as an umbrella after being electro-optic or calendered. Face and clothing clips.
Advantages of using polyester-cotton blended twill fabric
Easy to keep warm, soft, skin-friendly, moisture-absorbing and breathable. The twill cotton is anti-static silk. It is mainly made of imported conductive fiber and chemical fiber as raw materials and processed by advanced technology. It is suitable for petroleum, chemical, electronics, coal mine and other conductive industries.