How to distinguish microfiber warp knitting and weft knitting
April 25, 2019
The microfiber warp-knitted towel is formed by looping a plurality of yarns in the longitudinal direction (warp direction) of the cloth. The microfiber weft knitted towel is looped in the order of the transverse direction (weft) of the fabric with one or more yarns.
Weft-knitted towels can be formed with at least one yarn, but in order to improve production efficiency, a plurality of yarns are generally used for weaving; while a warp-knitted towel cannot be formed with one yarn, and one yarn can only be formed. a beak consisting of a coil. Therefore, all weft-knitted towels can be detached into a line in the reverse weaving direction, but warp-knitted towels are not allowed.
Compared with weft knitting, warp knitting is generally less stretchable and has good stability. Most weft-knitted towels have significant extension in the lateral direction and feel loose; warp knitting can not be disengaged, and the weft knitting will cause the coil to be dissipated due to yarn breakage and hole-breaking.
The simplest and most intuitive way to distinguish microfiber warp and weft knitted towels is to observe and use handcuffs: see the front and back lines are consistent with weft knitting, vertical is warp knitting; warp knitting coils are inseparable, weft The braided coil can be pulled apart. You only need to pull the lateral direction (warp direction) of the two pieces of cloth by hand. The warp-knitted fabric can not be pulled, and the weft-knitted fabric can be obviously elongated.
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