Zhejiang special Woven belt The narrow Shenzhen ribbon or tubular fabric is made from various yarns. There are many kinds of belt fabrics, which are widely used in clothing, shoes, bags, industry, agriculture, military supplies, transportation and other industrial sectors. In the 1930s, Zhejiang special Woven belt wholesale All are handmade workshops with exquisite pictures of webbing, and the raw materials are cotton thread and hemp thread. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the raw materials for ribbon gradually developed to nylon, vinylon, polyester, polypropylene, spandex, viscose, etc., forming three major types of technology: weaving, knitting, knitting. The fabric structure includes plain weave, twill, satin, jacquard, double-layer, multi-layer, tubular and combined weave.

The so-called water slurry is a kind of water-based slurry. It doesn't have a strong hand feel and coverage when printed on clothes. It is only suitable for printing on light colored fabrics. The price is relatively flat, and it belongs to a lower grade printing category. But it also has an advantage, because it will not affect the original texture of the fabric, so it is more suitable for large-scale printing patterns. It is characterized by soft handle and bright color~~But there is a big disadvantage of the slurry. The color of the slurry is lighter than the cloth color~~If the cloth color is darker, the slurry can not cover at all.

The moisture in the air may cause spots in the car. When this kind of webbing contacts the clothes of passengers, the spots and colors on the luggage webbing will also be transferred to the clothes. Therefore, it should have anti spot fading characteristics, which is also called spot color fastness. The spot color fastness test includes multi fiber test and filter paper test. The multi fiber test is to clamp a sample of tissue belt between two layers of colored cloth. Immerse the mixed colored cloth into the vessel with distilled water and completely wet it. Then squeeze the water out of the extruder, and then clamp these colored cloth wrapped with selvedge webbing into the plexiglass sheet, put it into the sample holder, and lock the sample holder. This rack is placed in a high and low temperature box at a certain temperature, and after reaching the specified time. Take out the sample and hang the colored cloth.

Guess the pros and cons. It is difficult to identify the front and back sides of some cases and bags because of their special texture. The following is how the luggage and webbing factory teaches you to identify the front and back of the webbing. In fact, we can identify it according to the pattern of the webbing, the front of the pattern is clear and clean, the pattern lines are obvious, the layers are clear, and the color is bright. Generally, the patterns on the front are clearer and more beautiful than those on the back. The front pattern of plant and color matching patterned fabrics with striped appearance must be clear and pleasing. This pattern is especially obvious when weaving jacquard belts.

Under normal use, the general use time is about three years. After three years, because of natural wear, part of the pp webbing will be corroded and broken. But this is under normal use. If it is not used frequently, similar situations will not occur. The reason why most of them cannot be used for such a long time is because they are lost in advance rather than because of other external damage. Therefore, the advice of Xiaobian is not to worry too much about the service life of the PP webbing, but to pay attention to how to protect yourself from loss and trouble.

The convex and concave convex fabrics are compact and delicate on the front, with strip or pattern convex patterns, and rough on the back, with long floating lines. Wool fabric: single side woolen fabric, with the pile side being the front side of the fabric. For double-sided fleece fabric, the front side shall be the smooth and tidy side. Observe the selvage of the fabric: if the selvage is smooth, the neat side is the front side of the fabric. For double-layer, multi-layer and multiple fabrics, if the warp and weft density of the front and the back is different, the front side has a larger density or the front side has better raw materials.