In the backpack customization manufacturing industry, cationic fabric is also one of the commonly used fabrics for backpack customization, but many people don’t know much about it. Some buyers who need backpack customization Everyone, when you hear a bag manufacturer reply that a certain bag is made of cationic fabric, you have to ask about what cationic fabric is? Next, Textile has collected some basic knowledge about cationic fabric. Let’s take a look!
Cationic fabric is pure polyester fabric, usually using cationic yarn in the warp direction and ordinary polyester yarn in the weft direction. Sometimes in order to achieve a better hemp-like effect, polyester and cationic fibers are blended. When dyeing, dyes are also used separately. Ordinary dyes are used for polyester yarns, and cationic dyes are used for cationic yarns. The effect on the cloth surface will be a two-color effect.
Cations are resistant to high temperatures, so during the yarn coloring process, other yarns will be colored, but cationic yarns will not. In this case, dyeing The yarn will show a two-color effect, and the yarn with this kind of effect can be made into various types of clothing and bags, so cationic fabrics are produced.
Cationic fabric has the advantages of soft feel, not easy to fade, anti-wrinkle and wear-resistant, so when customizing backpacks, choose this kind of fabric to customize the bag and bag style. The effect is good and the price/performance ratio is high.
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