1680D Oxford cloth is quite wear-resistant. “D” in Oxford cloth refers to the density and thickness of the cloth, (210D, 300D, 600D, 1200D, 1680D). The larger the numbe…

What are the commonly used categories of flame retardant fabrics? Elastic fabrics, nylon fabrics, acrylic fabrics, CVC fabrics, aramid fabrics, cotton fabrics, etc. Elastic fire-re…

There are various testing methods for waterproof oxford fabrics. At present, the most practical operation method for testing waterproof oxford fabrics at home and abroad is as foll…

PU coating and PVC coating are collectively called artificial leather. PU coating is a polyurethane coating. The coated fabric feels fuller, more elastic, and has a filmy feel on t…

Are Oxford polyester and nylon the same fabric? It should be said that they are similar and have their own advantages and disadvantages. Nylon is a type of chemical compound with l…

As people’s safety awareness becomes stronger and stronger, the application fields of flame retardant fabrics are becoming more and more extensive. The flame retardancy of fa…

Good quality coated Oxford cloth will not have a strong smell and is made with better technology. Coated Oxford cloth mainly uses a special process to coat a layer of material with…

Is the fire retardant effect of polyester flame retardant fabric good? Polyester fabrics that have undergone post-flame retardant finishing processing have excellent flame retardan…

420D Oxford cloth is woven on a water-jet loom, using 400D warp yarns and 400D weft yarns. It has undergone pre-shrinking, shaping, dyeing and a series of post-finishing processes,…