Common knowledge about flame retardant fabric yarn weaving

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Yarn count is a way of expressing yarn, usually based on the imperial count (S) in the “fixed weight system” (this calculation method is further divided into metric count and imperial count) ) means: under the common moisture regain condition (8.5%), in the spun yarn weighing one pound, how many skeins with a length of 840 yards per skein are there, that is, the count. Count is related to the length of the yarn and its weight. For example, one tael of cotton can be made into 30 yarns with a length of 1 meter, that is 30 pieces; one tael of cotton can be made into 40 pieces of yarn with a length of 1 meter, that is 40 pieces; 1 tael of cotton can be made into 60 yarns with a length of 1 meter, that is 60 counts. Therefore, the higher the yarn count, the finer the yarn, the thinner the fabric, and the softer and more comfortable the fabric will be. Obviously, the higher the count of cloth, the higher the quality of the raw material (cotton) is, and the higher the requirements for spinners and weaving factories, so the cost of the cloth is higher. Density Density refers to the number of warp and weft yarns arranged per square inch, which is called warp and weft density. Generally expressed by “number of warp yarns * number of weft yarns”. Generally speaking, high expenditure is a prerequisite for high density. The yarn and density of flame-retardant fabrics produced by textiles meet conventional standards, and high-quality flame-retardant fabrics can be produced according to customer requirements to meet customer needs.
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