Textiles seaming

Reactive t)fpes have good heat Films for textile seam sealing... 

Stitching to an auxiliary support is the least desirable of the methods that have been tried. In one case observed by Toby Raphael (National Parks Service, personal communication, 1985), a tapa garment had to be completely dismantled for the procedure, and stitching was done through the body of the cloth as well as at the edges through the original seams. While this treatment, undertaken at some time in the past, reflects the application of textile techniques to tapa, it is clearly a more interventive treatment than would be recommended today. 

In the textile Industry, the term finishing Is used to denote the application of chemicals exclusive of coloring agents to Impart certain esthetic effects such as drape, handle or wrinkle resistance and to affect physical properties such as resistance to shrinkage, resistance to seam slippage or soil and stain resistance. 

Generally the sfipping of woven fabrics is tested by two different methods, those that imitate yam shifting within the fabric system and those that cover yam shifting near a seam sewn into the treated fabric (Table 9.1). The latter are more important in the textile industry. ... 

AATCC Test Method 88B-2003, Smoothness of seams in fabrics after repeated home laundering . Technical Manual of the American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists, Research Triangle Park, American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists, 2003, 114-117. 

Antislip ASE. [Yorkshire Pat-Chem] Improves seam slippage and pile retention on textiles. 

ASP . [Engelh ] Hydrous aluminum silicates extender pigment in paints, inks filler irovidii i acity in plastics in adhesives for corrugated board, laminated fiiber board, paper bag seams in rubber industry, in masdes, putties, caulks, textile and chemical conditioning. 

Bealer Rodie, J., 2004. Seamless solution Sewfree VOC-free elastic adhesive film eliminates stitched seams and enables cutting-edge design in technical outerwear. In (Juality Fabric of the Month, Textile World, March 2004. http //www.textileworld. com/Issues/2004/March/Quality Fabric Of The Month/Seamless Solution (accessed... 

Hayes, S.G., McLoughlin, J., 2001. Welded and sewn seams a comparative analysis of their mechanical behaviour. In Ariadurai, S. A., Wimalaweera, W.A. (Eds.), The Textile Institute 85th World Conference, lst-3rd May 2(X)7. Colombo, pp. 131-142. 

Laing, R.M., Webster, J., 1998. Stitches and Seams. The Textile Institute, Manchester. McLoughlin, J., 2012. SET Sewing Engineering Technology, first ed. JM Associates, Lancashire. ISBN 978-1-909422-00-1. 

Uses Antimicrobial in cosmetics mildewcide, fungicide, preservative for adhesives, sealants, paints, and in lumber, construction, home improvement, textile, leather, and automotive industries antifungal preservative in food-pkg. adhesives preservative in side seam cements for food-contact containers antifungal preservative in food-contact sealants and caulking materials for repeated use Regulatory EDA21CFR 175.105,175.300,177.2600 Manuf/Distrib. ANGUS... 

Properties M.w. 22,000-45,000 dens. 1.20 m.p. 283-319 C Toxicology Poison by inhalation tumorigen TSCA listed Uses Paints plastics textile fibers adhesives epoxy curing agent, hardener, emulsifier thixotrope in membranes for liq. separations for food processing in side seam cements for food-contact containers in cellophane for food pkg. 

The produced warp knitted fabrics can be set up concerning elongation and porosity and show a higher extension than woven brics. In contrast to knitted fabrics, warp knitted textile structures are insensible to cuttings, which means if a me is ripped up, the failure does not continue in the textile structure (a so called ladder). Ibis property leads to high seam chunking resistance, udiicb is especially needed for medical applications. 

Adhesives in textile coating laminating and printing A J G SAGAR Types of adhesive for coated fabrics, lamination, seaming, carpets and pigment printing... 

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