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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"cotton blend"”.

  1. Ultrasonic seaming of PET, PET/cotton blend, and spectra fabrics

    … seam formation was observed in PET and PET/Cotton. Appreciable seam efficiency was not observed in Spectra due to low range of melt-onset and melt-max temperature and change in fiber morphology.</p> <p>Results indicate no difference in seam efficiency between plunge and continuous mode of …

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  2. Antibacterial and Laundering Properties of Ams and Phmb as Finishing Agents for Healthcare Workers Uniforms

    … loss due to abrasion) of a 65/35% polyester/cotton blend fabric treated with two commercially available antibacterial agents (i.e., 3-trimethoxysilylpropyldimethyloctadecyl ammonium chloride) or AEGIS Microbeshield, (AMS) and polyhexamethylene biguanide (PHMB) or Reputexâ · before laundering …

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  3. Hydroentanglement Process as a Finishing Treatment for the Enhancement of Knitted Fabrics

    This research involves the application of hydroentangling technology as a means of significantly improving knitted fabric properties. In the past, various efforts have been made, directed at improving the dimensional stability and physical properties of woven and knitted fabrics through the …

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  4. A study of the soil removal and redeposition properties of three commercial detergents from Kenya

    … included OmoTM, DynamoTM and PerfixTM. Cotton, an indigenous fabric in Kenya and a polyester/cotton blend fabric were acquired. Standard soil fabrics no. 405 from Test Fabrics Incorporated of New Jersey were also used to study the soil redeposition aspects of these detergents. The …

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