Firefighting clothing Oxford cloth is roughly divided into silicone rubber coated glass fiber cloth, basalt fiber fireproof cloth, acrylic cotton fiber fireproof cloth, Nomex firep…

Oxford cloth originated in England in 1900, also known as Oxford spinning. It is woven with yarn count. The density and weight can be customized according to customer needs. After …

Polyester Oxford cloth can be made of Tig weave texture and interwoven on a loom. The fabric design is novel and the craftsmanship is unique. The plaid pattern on the front is prom…

Waterproof fabric is a new type of textile fabric, which is made of polymer waterproof and breathable material (PTFE membrane) plus fabric composite fabric. The textile fabric of w…

Flame-retardant fabrics are processed with special production techniques to effectively prevent the spread of flames. Textiles after flame-retardant finishing can reduce their flam…

The most commonly used waterproof fabric testing methods at home and abroad include the American Society for Testing and Materials standard water vapor cup method; the Japanese Ind…

Coated Oxford fabric mainly uses a special process to coat a layer of material with special functions on the fabric to add special functions to the fabric. It is also called functi…

Currently commonly used permanent flame retardant fabrics are also intrinsic fiber flame retardant fabrics, including acrylic flame retardant fabrics, aramid flame retardant fabric…

Oxford cloth and canvas are common fabrics in daily life. They can both be made into clothing, bags, shoes, etc., so things made of these two fabrics are often compared with each o…