First let us take a look at the two proper nouns D and T:
[D] Denier=g/L*9000, where g is the weight of the silk thread (grams), and L is the length of the silk thread (meters). In fact, there is no need to remember Live what formula. It represents the weight of wire per unit length. For example, the bottom fabric of many backpacks is made of 1000D nylon, which is very dense and wear-resistant. Then for other parts of the backpack that are less prone to wear and tear, the material can be 420D or 600D Oxford cloth. Their relative density is smaller. The larger the number before D, the heavier the cloth of the same area. For example, the usual tents use 150D or 70D, taking into account cost/weight/wear resistance, but in some high-end super
Light-level tents, such as MHW’s Annapurna, use 30D and 40D fabrics to minimize weight, at the expense of a significant increase in cost and a decrease in relative wear resistance.
The T in the fabric generally refers to polyester Taffeta (polyester taffeta) is a silk-like fabric that is generally used as the outer and inner tents of tents. It is light and strong. For example, 201T, the number in front means
The sum of the number of warp and weft threads (density) in 1 inch (2.545cm) is actually a unit of density. People can also simply think that the larger the number before T, the heavier the fabric of the same area. For outer tents, considering their vulnerability to breakage in harsh environments, attention should be paid to whether they have a scratch-resistant structure, which is simply woven into a small square pattern. Even if one point is damaged, it will not become larger and larger in strong winds. Therefore, it is necessary to choose reasonably according to actual needs.
210D means that each yarn is composed of 210 yarn fibers, which refers to the thickness of the yarn. 210T refers to the density of cloth, which means that each square centimeter contains 210 yarns. This is the difference between the same labels T and D.
210D Oxford cloth is not a characteristic of textiles Oxford cloth products, but there are many varieties, including printing, jacquard, coating, etc. There are dozens of 210D Oxford cloth for customers to choose from, and they can be customized in large quantities. 210D Oxford cloth is used as luggage lining. It has excellent quality and moderate price. It is the first choice for mid-to-high-end luggage lining. Hotline: 400-837-9793</p
