Yes, nylon and nylon are the same Oxford fabric. Nylon, commonly known as nylon, is a chemical fiber. It has high strength, resistance to bending and wear, and a certain degree of elasticity. It is the first synthetic fiber that appeared in the world. Commonly used nylon fibers can be divided into two categories. One type is polyhexamethylene adipate obtained by the condensation polymerization of diamine and diacid, and the other type is obtained by the condensation polymerization or ring-opening polymerization of caprolactam.
So is nylon fabric waterproof? The key to whether nylon fabric is waterproof or not lies in the water resistance of the nylon it uses. The water resistance of ordinary nylon is not very good. The quality of the feel also depends on the nylon raw material selected.
The cloth count density of the fabric determines the waterproofness of nylon. The quality of different feel also depends on the selected nylon raw materials, which cannot be generalized. Nylon fabrics generally have wrinkle-free, non-shrinking, and fast-drying properties. They are not only resistant to scratches and tears, but also have good breathability, odor resistance, waterproof, and quick drying. It is a fabric currently widely used in clothing and other industries.
Nylon filament is mostly used in knitting and silk industries, such as weaving single stockings, elastic stockings and other wear-resistant nylon socks, nylon gauze, mosquito nets, nylon lace, elastic nylon outerwear, various nylon Silk or interwoven silk. Nylon staple fiber is mostly used to blend with wool or other chemical fiber wool-type products to make various wear-resistant and durable clothing materials.
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