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61 Apou Fabric
The Chinese name for the very brilliant and transparent fabrics made from ramie (see Ramie). These fabrics are known as "grass cloth" in England. The decortication of the fibre is carried out by hand, and they can be separated to almost the fineness of silk. The fibre is remarkably white and almost equal to bleached cotton in colour. It also has a lustre which excels linen in this respect. The cloths made vary from very fine muslin type, up to heavy plain, such as 60 X 60, 14/14 (cotton counts) -
62 Mercemsed Cotton
Cotton yarn or fabric to which lustre is imparted by treating it under tension with caustic soda. This mercerised cotton yarn has a greater affinity for dyes than unmercerised. Most mercerised yarns are two or more fold and the singles are specially spun and gassed prior to doubling. Mercerised yarns are spun with less twist than ordinary yarn in order to increase the lustre of the yarn. The cotton used is usually good Egyptian. The mercerising process increases the strength of the yarn by about 30 per cent, and decreases the weight about 5 per cent. -
63 Balloon Fabric
Fabrics for balloon and airship construction are of many varieties and silk, cotton and flax are made use of. They are all very fine in construction, but strong, and are proofed or made weather-proof some other way. One fabric is made three-ply, one of the outer fabrics running longitudinally, the other being cut in strips and placed transversely, while the middle fabric is cut diagonally and placed on the bias. This arrangement is believed to make the cloth so that it will not split, or tear, when pierced with holes. -
64 Chafer Fabric
The name denoting the fabric, in motor tyre making, that is placed between the bead and the overlapping edges of the builder fabric (see this), and has for an object the relieving of the friction between these two sections. It occupies a position on the sides of the tyre where most bending stress is encountered, and should therefore be light and flexible. It is plain weave, weighing from 9 to 91/4-oz. per square yard, 34-ends and 34 picks per inch; yams 16's 5-ends, 6 turns; 22's 4-ends, 81/2 turns. Should be made from the most flexible cotton obtainable. -
65 Cord Tyre Fabric
A cotton cloth for motor tyres devised to eliminate the chafing action of threads crossing each other, as obtains in the " builder " fabric. The cloth is made with strong corded threads for the warp, with as little weft as possible. The picks vary from 4 to 10 per inch. The warp threads are laid parallel and vary from 22 to 25 per inch. The weft is a single end of 21's to 23's with 10 to 16 turns per inch and is only intended to retain the warp threads in parallel order. The warp takes all the strain, and is composed of two-ply threads, counts 23's, 5 X 3 ends twisted right, left, right. The single yarn is 16 to 20 turns, first doubling 5 ends up, 16 to 20 turns, and the finishing twisting 15 ends (5 X 3) is also 16 to 20 turns per inch. These are the " cord tyres " of commerce (see Builder Fabric and Breaker) -
66 Etalit Fabric
A registered name for a fabric woven from horsehair and cotton for upholstery purposes, cushions, etc. The fabric is being produced in many designs, does not lose its natural lustre and can be cleaned with benzine. -
67 Acid-Proof Fabric
Nitrated cotton yam is woven into cloth for use as porous acid-proof fabric used for filtering purposes in electrolytic work. The yam can be woven along with asbestos, glass or other mineral fibres. -
68 Armure Wool Fabric
Made in wide widths for use as dresses, coats, etc., good quality yarns, 72-ends, 68 picks per inch. The warp is usually end and end mohair and worsted, two-fold yarns, such as 2 / 60's or 2 / 40's - The weft is single worsted 26's to 32's. Other qualities are made from one kind of warp, but in right and reverse twist, and up to about loo-ends per inch. Cotton weft is used in the cheapest cloths, about 48's yarn dyed black. The photograph shows a typical wool Armure fabric made in a fancy rep weave 84 X 68, 2 / 60's botany / 30's botany. A heavy cloth is also termed "Armure", used for drapery and curtains, woven with brocade figuring on the armure weave ground, and all-wool yarnsDictionary of the English textile terms > Armure Wool Fabric
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69 Friska Fabric
A specially made knop yarn woollen cloth, made of yarns composed of several singles, specially twisted including a cotton thread. The fabric is a medium price dress goods material. -
70 Swami Fabric
A special knitted fabric used in the corset trade is known under this name. Generally the face is of 100 denier rayon and the back of a good grade of cotton either plain or mercerized and varying in counts from 40's to 2/80's. -
71 Thread Fabric
Plain woven, very strong, heavy cotton fabrics, made with ply warp and single weft, the picks of weft being placed very far apart. The fabric is used for foundation for tyres. -
72 Charmeuse Cotton
A fine satin from super yams, as Sea Islands, with a natural lustre, usually made 41-m., 90 yard, 120 reed, 180 picks, 80's/200's, or finer. This fabric is a cotton satin and not a charmeuse. -
73 Inillo Cotton
A wild cotton, native to Antique which gives a strong fibre. Only used locally for coarse fabric. -
74 Seronge Cotton
A variety of Indian cotton, grown in North-west India and used locally for making medium-quality fabric. English yarn is now taking its place, and the growth is reduced to a very small quantity. -
75 Wool-And-Cotton Flannel
Fabric used as a substitute for all-wool flannel and made from mixture yarns composed of wool and cotton; in plain and twill weaves. There are numerous qualities and the percentage of wool varies with the price of the cloth.Dictionary of the English textile terms > Wool-And-Cotton Flannel
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76 бумажная ткань
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > бумажная ткань
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77 retor
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78 pumpulikangas
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80 хлопчатобумажная ткань
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