NONWOVEN INTERLINING FABRIC

Correspondence of the interlining to the correct type of the fabric is very vital for the garment producers. For an advice; the interlining should be in a harmony with the fabric such a way that the fabric is gained a weight without loosing its character.

We recommend you to consider choosing

the appropriate interlining according to:

• Characteristics of the fabric depending

on colour and model,

• The appropriate weight that is required

for the fabric,

• The area that the interlining will be used,

• Cleaning conditions, and ironing

instructions.

We also recommend that fusing trials and

subsequent care treatments should be

carried out before the production commences.

Nonwoven Interlinings have divided into three diffrent systems depending on the type they are coated.

WOVEN INTERLINING FABRIC

The bottom cloth with woven lining is divided into woven or knitted fabric, which is also called knit plain and knit fabric. This fabric is divided into two types: two kinds of knit linings, two sides of projectile knitted linings, four sides of projectile knitted linings, and the width of linings is usually 110cm

and 150cm.

The woven lining is now using PA

coating, it is usually powder glue in the

old market, its characteristics are large

amount of glue, production process is

simple, the disadvantage is that large

amount of glue is easy to produce the

phenomenon of glue permeation. Now it

has been eliminated. The most advanced

technology is the non-base slurry

dual-point process, characterized by

easy to control the amount of glue, strong adhesion, water washing and other special treatment. Now used by most manufacturers.

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