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There are many types of coated Oxford cloth, and PU coating is one of them. What is PU coating? PU coating refers to polyurethane coated cloth, which is composed of inner rubber la…

The basic principles of flame-retardant Oxford fabrics: surface coverage flame retardant, heat-absorbing flame retardant, condensed phase flame retardant, and gas phase flame retar…

At first, fire-retardant fabrics were only used in industrial production and transportation for packaging special equipment or valuables. They were rarely used in life. With the ne…

Is flame retardant Oxford cloth a fire retardant fabric? The two have similar meanings, both are tissue-burning; if there is a difference, it should be that the range of fire-resis…

The difference between waterproof Oxford cloth and PVC Oxford cloth is that PVC Oxford cloth can be a textile fabric, but waterproof Oxford cloth is not necessarily a PVC fabric. P…

Car clothing may seem dispensable, but in fact, car clothing plays a very important role. In addition to preventing the paint from aging, it can also prevent dust, particles, bird …

Currently, most of the varieties of flame-retardant Oxford cloth are 300D Oxford cloth, which is woven on a water-jet loom and undergoes pre-shrinking, shaping, dyeing and a series…

Oxford cloth is also called Oxford spinning. It is mostly made of polyester-polyester-cotton blended yarn interwoven with cotton yarn, and adopts weft-heavy flat or square weave. I…

Oxford cloth itself does not have any characteristics. Oxford cloth has a soft color, soft body, good breathability, and good strength and durability. However, Oxford cloth after f…