Fabric for air bag
A technology for fabrics and airbags, applied in the directions of fabrics, textiles, textiles and papermaking, can solve problems such as rising costs, slippage of stitched parts, and increase in subsequent processes, achieving small slippage, preventing impact and stretching, and slipping. The effect of high resistance
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Embodiment 1
[0043] The warp direction of the fabric adopts two filaments with different deniers. The proportion of thick-density filaments is 20%, and the difference in size is 25.0%. The thick-density filaments and the fine-density filaments are arranged in a tissue cycle (filaments with 2 to 10 are the smallest unit of a filament with different deniers, and the smallest unit of filaments with different thicknesses are arranged cyclically at intervals). The coarse-fineness filament uses nylon 66 raw yarn with a total fineness of 420 denier, a number of 136 threads, and a circular cross-section, with a breaking strength of 40.5N and a breaking elongation of 23.0%. The fine-fineness filament uses nylon 66 raw yarn with a total fineness of 315 denier, 72 pieces, and a circular cross-section, with a breaking strength of 29.6N and a breaking elongation of 23.5%. The weft filaments all use nylon 66 raw yarn with a total fineness of 420 denier, a number of 136 threads, and a circular cross-secti...
Embodiment 2
[0045] The warp filaments are all nylon 66 raw yarns with a total fineness of 315 denier, a number of 72 threads, and a circular cross section, with a breaking strength of 29.6N and a breaking elongation of 23.5%. There are more than two kinds of filaments with different deniers in the weft direction of the fabric, the proportion of thick-density filaments is 80%, and the size difference rate is 25.0%. The thick-density filaments and the fine-density filaments are arranged in a tissue cycle. The coarse-fineness filament uses nylon 66 raw yarn with a total fineness of 420 denier, a number of 136 threads, and a circular cross-section, with a breaking strength of 40.5N and a breaking elongation of 23.0%. The fine-fineness filament uses nylon 66 raw yarn with a total fineness of 315 denier, 72 pieces, and a circular cross-section, with a breaking strength of 29.6N and a breaking elongation of 23.5%. After warping in batches, a plain weave fabric is woven with a rapier loom, and dri...
Embodiment 3
[0047] Both the warp and weft directions of the fabric adopt two kinds of filaments with different deniers. The proportion of thick-density filaments is 50%, and the difference in size is 25.0%. The thick-density filaments and fine-density filaments are arranged according to the organization cycle. . The coarse-fineness filament uses nylon 66 raw yarn with a total fineness of 420 denier, a number of 136 threads, and a circular cross-section, with a breaking strength of 40.5N and a breaking elongation of 23.0%. The fine-fineness filament uses nylon 66 raw yarn with a total fineness of 315 denier, 72 pieces, and a circular cross-section, with a breaking strength of 29.6N and a breaking elongation of 23.5%. After warping in batches, a double-nozzle water jet loom was used to weave a plain weave fabric, and then dried at 80°C to obtain a fabric with a warp yarn density of 53 yarns / inch and a weft yarn density of 49 yarns / inch.
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