What are the specifications (parameters) of Oxford cloth among flame retardant fabrics
The current flame-retardant fabrics belong to the post-finishing flame-retardant process, which is the effect achieved by the independently developed flame-retardant process of Oxford cloth. It is useful for customers who use it for covering in freight yards, customers who make bags, tents, curtains, bus sunshades, and customers who use it for airport coverings. The specifications of flame-retardant Oxford cloth used are 1680D, 1200D, 900D, 600D, 300D, 210D.
900D flame retardant Oxford fabric
The full name of 1680D Oxford cloth is 1680D double-ply Oxford cloth. It is a plain textile fabric with double warp and double weft. The original raw material is nylon material. Usually two 420D nylon yarns are wound and twisted into one. 840D silk with twist, because the weaving method is double warp and double weft, two 840D silks are 1680D double strands. 1680D double-ply Oxford cloth has extremely strong tensile strength and abrasion resistance, and it also has extremely high density and waterproof properties.
600D flame-retardant Oxford cloth
600D Oxford cloth has 64T/70T/74T, etc., both warp and weft yarns It is woven on a 600D water-jet loom, with a width of about 150CM. It has the characteristics of thick, good elasticity and strong firmness.
210D flame retardant Oxford cloth
1680D, 1200D, 900D, 600D, 300D, 210D Oxford cloth The difference is only in the thickness of the yarn count. The larger the number in front of D, the thicker the yarn count. For details, please consult customer service or call the hotline:
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