Important Characteristics and Major Uses of Textile Fibers
Introduction: A textile fiber is an individual, fine, hair-like substance, which forms the fundamental element of textile yarn and fabric. Fibers are either found in nature or made by man. …
Introduction: A textile fiber is an individual, fine, hair-like substance, which forms the fundamental element of textile yarn and fabric. Fibers are either found in nature or made by man. …
What is Microfiber? Fibers with thickness less than 0.3 dtex (denier) are termed as microfibers. It is twice as thin as the finest silk fiber and 100 times finer than …
Basic Concept of Wool Fiber: Wool belongs to the animal fibers together with the fine and coarse animal hairs. The best quality of wool is obtained from the shoulders and …
What is Polyamide Fibre? Polyamide fibre, also known as nylon fibre, is a synthetic fibre made from polymers containing amide monomers. It is a long-chain synthetic polyamide in which less …
What is Plant Fibre? Plant fibre is a type of natural fibre that is obtained from various plants. These fibres are made of cellulose, a complex carbohydrate, and are strong, …
Introduction: Various properties of textile products are affected by relative humidity. The marginal utility of fabrics made from that fiber is determined by considering the effect of moisture on textile …
High-Performance Fibers: High performance fibers are driven by special technical functions that require specific physical properties unique to these fibers. They usually have very high levels of at least one …