The fabric is lint-free. Lint-free cotton rags

Separate sections of it. The pile is formed either from the ends of the fibers of the threads, or from the threads themselves in the form of loops (loop pile) or cut threads (split pile). Pile fabrics are made from natural (mainly cotton, wool) and synthetic fibers. There are combed (combed), weft-pile and warp-pile fabrics. In combed (so-called brushed) fabrics, the pile is obtained by tucking. Weft-pile fabrics (velvets, semi-velvets, corduroys, plush) are made with one warp and two wefts (a ground weft with a warp creates the base of the fabric, and the other - a pile weft - intertwining with the warp, forms long loops of flooring, after cutting them longitudinally direction the pile is obtained). Warp pile fabrics consist of 1-2 ground warps and one or more wefts. To obtain these fabrics, double-sheet and rod methods are used. With the two-web method, two ground cloths are simultaneously produced (threads of a common warp are cut, and a pile is obtained on both cloths). Single-layer pile fabrics are produced using the rod method (the pile thread is brought to the front surface of the fabric using a metal bar); with cut pile - velvet, plush, faux fur; with one-sided or double-sided loop pile - terry fabrics.

Pile fabrics have a beautiful appearance, drape well, have low thermal conductivity (due to the large specific volume of the fabric and a significant air gap) and increased wear resistance. Widely used as clothing, decorative and upholstery fabrics, as well as for technical purposes.

The most common types of pile fabrics are: Fleece is predominantly cotton fabric with thick double-sided or one-sided (on the front or back side) combed pile; Available plain painted or with a simple pattern. Velvet is a fabric with thick, low-cut pile on the front side. Dense vertical short (1-2 mm) pile is formed by an additional base made of natural silk or chemical fiber. The ground threads of the warp or weft are usually cotton, less often - from spun silk. Varieties of velvet - plush, semi-velvet, pleated, corduroy. Plush differs from velvet in having a higher (from 2 to 6 mm) and less dense pile. Plush is distinguished depending on the type of pile (cut, looped), as well as on the method of production and finishing (smooth or patterned, embossed). Corduroy is a fabric in the form of longitudinal scars on the front surface. It is produced from relatively thin yarn with a high density of weft threads for their strong fastening in the fabric and increased pile density. Corduroy with a small rib is the most valued. Wide ribbed corduroy (called corduroy or corduroy) has a softer, higher pile. Available plain-painted or printed.

A lint-free cloth is needed when applying various oils, waxes, impregnations, and polishes. Especially recommended for working with Danish and tung oils. The set includes a fabric sleeve 100 cm long and 5 cm in diameter (area 0.16 m3). The fabric does not fluff and does not tear.

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Acrylic— synthetic paper fiber with a number of proven high qualities. Dimension-resistant, moth-proof.

Alpaca- lightweight fabric made from alpaca llama wool using the plain or twill weave technique, as well as the wool of the domestic animal of the same name. The wool is soft, thin, with a silky sheen, very valuable.

Atlas- dense silk or semi-silk fabric of satin weave with a smooth shiny front surface.

Acetate- viscose with an acetate base. The fabric is light and smooth. Easy to wash, shape-resistant.

Velvet- fabric with cut pile, which is obtained through a special weave of threads: four in pairs form the upper and lower warp, and the fifth - the pile. Velvet with a high pile is called plush. There is also weft velvet, which is called semi-velvet, plush or corduroy.

Batiste- soft cotton or cotton with silk, dense, light and soft to the touch fabric, which is produced by plain weave from very thin combed yarn in the warp and weft.

Boucle- a coarse fabric of plain weave, made from fancy yarn, having large knots located at some distance from each other, in the warp and weft or only in the weft, as a result of which the fabric acquires a knobby surface.

Velveteen- cotton fabric with thick pile and longitudinal scars on the front side, the texture reminiscent of velvet. Used for sewing clothes and shoes.

Velours- the name of some materials that have a soft pile velvety front surface

Viscose fiber, viscose - artificial cellulose fiber obtained by processing natural cellulose. Produced in the form of textile and cord threads and staple fiber.

Felt- dense non-woven textile material made from felted wool. It is usually made in the form of panels that have different thicknesses, depending on the purpose.

Gabardine- woolen fabric made from merino yarn, very thin, twisted in two ends for the warp, and less thin, single - for the weft. Thanks to the use of a special type of weave - complex twill, a sharply defined small scar is formed on the front surface, running obliquely at an angle of 60-70°.

Guipure- woven lace with a convex patterned pattern, in which elements of a relief irregular pattern are interconnected by thin ligaments.

Tapestry- wool, cotton, silk, soft to the touch, lint-free fabric with the addition of synthetic fibers. This fabric is produced with a complex large-patterned weave of three, four or more thread systems; it is two-layer, heavy or medium-heavy, large-patterned, plain-dyed or melange.

Degrade- fabric of any density and any composition with a smooth transition from one color to another.

Jersey- warp knitted (of many threads) knitted fabric made of wool, cotton, silk, viscose or synthetic threads. It has a certain elasticity and stretchability.

Jacquard- thick fabric with a large pattern. With this woven weave technology, a raised pattern is woven into the warp. The number of threads of both warp and weft can reach several hundred; the fabric is made on special jacquard looms.

Georgette- woolen, light, very thin, translucent fabric, somewhat harsh to the touch. It is produced by plain weave (the thread density in the warp is much higher than in the weft). Available plain-dyed and printed. This fabric is similar to crepe georgette. Ladies' elegant dresses and blouses are made from georgette.

Crepe- silk fabric, usually plain. Thanks to special processing, it has a rough surface, as if with tubercles.

Crepe de Chine— silk fabric with moderate shine, the surface is fine-grained due to the use of alternately left- and right-twist crepe in the weft. The fabric is produced using plain weave from raw silk in the warp and crepe in the weft; it can be plain dyed and printed. Blouses, dresses, and shawls are made from crepe de Chine.

Crepe georgette- silk fabric, thin, translucent, more shiny than crepe de Chine. It is produced by plain weave, from crepe in the warp and weft, and is distinguished by its rigidity, elasticity, and flowability. Dresses, blouses are sewn from this fabric, and used for decoration.

Crepe satin- silk fabric, which belongs to the group of fabrics made from artificial threads and is a satin weave fabric with a smooth shiny front side and a matte back with a crepe effect (surface density - 250 g/m²). Both sides can be used as front sides.

Crepe chiffon- a fabric belonging to the crepe subgroup of the group of fabrics made from natural silk threads, produced by plain weave from twisted crepe silk in the warp and weft (surface density - 25 g/m²). Crepe chiffon is characterized by a matte surface.

Lace- decorative elements made of fabric and threads. A common feature of all types of lace is an openwork pattern formed by various interweavings of threads. Lace is used for sewing clothes (skirts, blouses, dresses, etc.), in the design of clothes, in particular, sleeves, collars, as well as women's underwear.

Crash- crinkled fabric. Long-lasting folds, wrinkles and creases that are created on the fabric due to prolonged exposure to the press.

Lycra- highly extensible (up to 400%) fiber, the use of which in a mixture with others ensures high extensibility and elasticity of the fabric. It has found wide application in the production of fabrics used for products that tightly fit the human figure - swimsuits, sportswear, dresses, trousers, etc.

Loden- woolen fabric, heavy or medium-heavy, rough to the touch. The surface of the fabric is flattened, the covering covers the weave.

Linen fabric is a fabric with a smooth surface and a matte sheen, made from linen. Flax fiber is obtained from the skin of the plant. Flax is considered an annual plant of the flax family. Currently, the highest quality fabrics are produced in Italy, Belgium and Ireland, and the USA and Canada produce the most of this fabric.

Manchester- weft-pile fabric.

Terry fabric (colloquially called “terry”) is a natural fabric whose surface consists of pile (loops of main threads). The pile can be either single (one-sided) or double (double-sided). In addition to one-sided and double-sided, there are also fabrics with a relief pattern in the structure of terry and fabric with cut pile (cropped terry).

Mohair— yarn from the wool of the Angora goat. Mohair is quite durable, lightweight, and retains heat well.

Moire- silk fabric with wavy patterns.

Moiré antique- moire with large stains.

Muslin- the finest fabric made of cotton, linen or silk with plain weave. Often used for dresses or curtains.

Printed fabric - fabric whose surface is decorated with a printed pattern. Initially, printed fabric was produced by hand - by printing. Subsequently, the term “Printed fabric” was also used for fabrics on which the pattern is applied by fabric printing machines.

Organza- a thin, rigid, transparent fabric made from polyester, silk or viscose.

Canvas- heavy, dense hemp, linen or semi-linen fabric made from thick yarn.

Brocade- heavy fabric made of silk or polyester with a pattern made of metal threads with gold, silver or their alloys with other metals. Often a metal thread (or a flattened metal thread - a ribbon) is wound onto a linen, silk, or cotton weft.

Pique- fabric, knitted fabric made from cotton yarn or chemical fibers in a complex weave. Dense cotton fabric in two wefts with raised transverse ribs or, less often, convex geometric patterns on the front side. The pattern is usually small and simple (diamonds, squares, honeycombs), stripes are almost never found. Summer dresses, suits, summer hats, children's clothing, and underwear are made from cotton pique. It is also used for trim, collars, etc. Artificial silk pique is produced with longitudinal ribs on the front side. It is used only as a dress fabric.

Polyurethane fibers or elastomeric polyurethane thread is a synthetic thread made from polyurethane rubber.

Poplin- cotton, silk or wool fabric (so-called false rep or ribbed), dense, shiny, smooth, soft. Produced in plain weave. Due to the fact that the weft threads are straightened and the density of the warp threads is greater than the weft threads, the front side and back of the fabric are created from warp threads that form a small transverse rib.

Reps- cotton or silk fabric formed by weaves derived from plain weave - warp or weft rep. The main rep has longer (reinforced) main overlaps than the weft ones, while the weft rep has, on the contrary, the weft overlaps are longer than the main ones.

Mat- coarse household fabric. It was originally made from fibers of the cattail plant (hence the name), and later from bast (bast). Calling matting fabric (in today's understanding) can only be conditional. Used for sewing skirts, suits, trousers and other clothes.

Twill- cotton, silk or artificial fabric with diagonal weave of threads; It is produced mainly plain-dyed and printed. Used as lining, dress, technical, etc. fabric.

Chintz- light cotton plain-dyed or printed fabric of plain weave, produced from harsh calico using dyeing and finishing operations. Typically, the density of chintz is from 80 to 100 g/m². Chintz is used for sewing light outerwear, men's shirts, and bed linen.

Quilted fabric (quilted fabric) - these are two pieces of fabric stitched through, between which there is a layer of batting or cotton wool

Tartan- thick checkered woolen fabric used for sewing clothes.

Taffeta- a type of glossy, dense, thin fabric of plain weave made from tightly twisted threads of silk, cotton or synthetic organic polymers (Chemical fibers). It is used for sewing elegant and evening clothes, furniture decoration and upholstery, manufacturing consumer goods and rhythmic gymnastics.

Tweed- woolen fabric, elastic, medium-heavy, soft to the touch, with a small pile, usually twill (diagonal) weave. There is melange, mulined fabric, often with colored knots. Ladies' dresses, skirts, suits, coats, as well as men's jackets, trousers and hats are made from this fabric.

Teak- dense fabric of twill or plain weave threads with longitudinal wide multi-colored or printed colored stripes. Made from linen or cotton yarn. Used for mattresses, furniture covers, curtains, etc.

Tulle- light transparent mesh smooth or patterned fabric (cotton, semi-silk, etc.). Smooth tulle is produced from two systems of threads on tulle machines; it is used for the manufacture and finishing of women's dresses and underwear, as well as piece goods (mesh, embroidery, etc.). Patterned tulle, or curtain tulle, is produced on curtain or lace machines and is used for curtains, bedspreads, capes, etc.

Fatin- light mesh fabric of medium hardness, veil made of polyester thread. Translucent, matte or shiny. Unlike tulle, tulle is always smooth and uniform. It is used for the manufacture of ballet tutus, fluffy petticoats (for wedding and ball gowns), as well as woven decorative items: ribbons, bows, artificial flowers, etc. Tulle is also used as a basis for embroidery and crocheting.

Flannel- cotton, wool or wool blend fabric of plain or twill weave, with fluffy double-sided or one-sided uniform sparse brushing.

Flock- a very practical material, in terms of ease of use (cleaning, cleaning) it is comparable to natural leather, but unlike it, it “breathes” freely in the heat and does not stiffen in the cold. Has a high degree of waterproofness. It has a surface that is pleasant to the touch. Can be painted in various colors. It comes with embossing and the so-called “flock on flock” - a multi-layer coating.

Cotton- a plant fiber that covers cotton seeds. Cotton is used for textile processing to produce cotton yarn.

Shanzhan or Chameleon- cotton or silk fabric, variegated, of any density, with a contrasting texture of the warp and weft. By using differently colored threads for warp and weft when making smooth fabrics, an iridescent color effect is obtained, the so-called. "shanzhan" effect.

Silk- soft fabric made from threads extracted from the cocoon of a silkworm. The length of the silk thread from one cocoon reaches 800-1000 m. The thread has a triangular cross-section and, like a prism, reflects light, which causes a beautiful iridescence and shine.

Silk shantung - this is a light silk fabric with randomly compacted threads; Shirts, blouses, dresses, and suits are made from it.

Chiffon- a very thin and light silk fabric made from tightly twisted threads, which achieves its transparency. Polyamide can also be used as a fiber.

Plaid- a fabric made from cotton, wool yarn, various chemical threads in a twill weave with a large checkered pattern, typical of the fabrics of national Scottish clothing. Tartan is used for sewing school uniforms, dresses and men's overshirts. The second, less common, but more correct name for the tartan pattern and the fabric itself is tartan, that is, a dense checkered woolen fabric used for sewing Scottish skirts - kilts.

Car seat covers are products that need to be made from materials that are highly reliable and of high quality. The main properties include the following:

• the ability to maintain its original appearance;
• the ability to maintain shape by fitting the chair;
• abrasion resistance;
• not susceptible to contamination.

Polyurethane foam glued to the fabric is largely responsible for maintaining the shape of the material. The material consists of two layers and is called duplicated. in some cases, even three-layer triple materials are used, consisting of:

• fabrics;
• backing fabrics;
• foam rubber.

The multilayer structure prevents the formation of folds and creases during use, and also does not allow the fabric to fray.

What materials do manufacturers use?

The materials that are used by many companies in the production of cases are:

• flock;
• velours;
• eco leather;
• faux suede;
• leatherette;
• tweed;
• wool.

They can be used separately or in combination with each other, so we will divide them not only by material properties, but also by purpose.

Car covers: companion materials

These include plainly dyed materials or fabrics with a fine, shallow texture. We started with them for the reason that it is with the choice of these materials that you need to start choosing cases.

1. The material is subjected to maximum abrasive loads when boarding and disembarking the driver and all passengers.
2. This material occupies up to 60 percent of the entire case and the preservation of the product’s shape during operation depends on it.
3. The choice of color of the companion material ensures artistic harmony between the covers and the car interior.

Velours

This material is very popular. The main colors of velor are:

• gray;
• black;
• beige.

Moreover, they can have different structures, namely:

• Atomic – fine texture;
• Glade – silky, pleasant to the touch;
• Reno - short pile.

Suede

For people who do not like velor fabrics, we can advise them to take a closer look at auto fabrics with a corrugated surface - these are the so-called Volna fabrics. They resist abrasion well even after prolonged use, are easy to clean and are in high demand among SUV owners.

Separately, it is necessary to mention the artificial suede brand Shammy. This material is often confused with Alcantara, as it is very similar to it. At the same time, Alcantara is a very expensive material (the price per meter reaches hundreds of dollars). Faux suede looks like leather, but it is fabric. Suede has serious advantages:

• does not heat up in the sun;
• resists scratches;
• absorbs moisture;
• has good tensile strength;
• does not attract specks and various debris.

After reading numerous positive reviews about cases made of this material, you will probably choose it.

Leatherettes

Many companies have been using polyvinyl chloride-based leatherettes for a long time, but even the best and most expensive leatherette has some disadvantages:

• heats up in the sun;
• does not absorb moisture;
• stays cold for a long time in winter.

For this reason, vinyl leatherette is recommended only for creating non-working surfaces, such as the back sides of backrests, end surfaces of seats, etc. In these places, the advantages of leatherette appear, namely resistance to stains and ease of maintenance.

Eco leather

Relatively recently, a new type of leatherette based on polyurethane was invented. Thanks to its unique properties, it is called eco-leather. This type of artificial leather has the following features:

• does not tan in the cold;
• pleasant to the touch;
• quickly gains body temperature;
• has micropores that improve hygroscopicity.

With the advent of this material at an affordable price, many companies began to use it in the production of cases.

Main material

The main material is installed in the center of the cover. They mainly use velor with large patterns or plain ones with a relief texture. Flocks and their variety called shimmers are often used.

A perforated suede insert looks good, which can be the same color as the companion suede or combined with velor in a contrasting color.

Lint-free fabrics

Fans of lint-free fabrics can pay attention to a material called Basin Titanium, which goes well with its black companion. For those who want to make the interior more sporty, the black 3D mesh is suitable.

Wool

We would also like to say something about wool. You can find a detailed description of this material on the Internet. Covers can be made entirely of wool or combined with suede or velor. Such covers are sewn only to order.

Tweed

Triple lint-free material sometimes has a metallized thread. It is used to create covers for domestic car brands. Some companies produce covers for foreign cars from this fabric, but mainly these are cars for taxi drivers or hunters.

In conclusion, we will give some recommendations and explanations. Professional companies producing car covers are guided by mass demand and personal experience. Many ready-made covers are produced in gray-black or beige-brown to match the color of the car's interior.

Specialists study what colors of car interiors are found in different models, and produce covers according to these data. Combinations of different materials and colors should also be taken into account.

Blue, red and green cases are mostly made to order. When choosing materials, we advise you to take into account possible color rendering errors that inevitably arise due to different monitor settings and viewing programs.

Currently, waffle fabric made from natural fabric is actively used in production, including in printing houses, as well as in everyday life. During the production of waffle fabric, natural fabrics are used, and the rags must be natural. The company "Vetosh-M" (website http://vetosh.info/) specializes in the production of high-quality rags, which include lint-free cotton rags. We provide every consumer with the opportunity to acquire a material that ideally removes dirt, any stains and dust, and also makes it easier to care for various types of surfaces.

Advantages of rags and waffle cloth

When treating any surfaces, removing ink and oil stains, it is best to use cotton waffle cloth. We offer various types of rags, which differ in size and material. For its packaging, they use convenient boxes and bags weighing from 10 to 40 kg, which makes loading and unloading easier. And clients themselves can decide on the choice of volume and material they need. The following types of rags are distinguished:

• wiping;
• bleached waffle fabric;
• sackcloth;
• technical napkins;
• cotton rags.

We supply exclusively high-quality rags, in the manufacturing process of which the best fabric was used. We offer rag fabric made from 100% cotton, which, unlike second-hand rags, does not fade or leave lint. We can confidently state to our company’s clients that they are purchasing certified products, because the goods are subject to quality control.

Areas of use

As the degree of hygroscopicity of the fabric increases, the versatility of the rag also increases. With the help of modern cleaning materials, floors, glass and walls are washed indoors, and difficult stains are removed at work and in everyday life. Cotton waffle cloth can effectively remove oils and paints used in paint and varnish work, as well as wipe machines and parts. Printing work also involves the use of rags. The key point when using cleaning material is that the fabric is not prone to shedding and leaving lint. Accordingly, you need to acquire only high-quality material: hygroscopic and durable.

Why should you contact the Vetosh-M company?

We specialize exclusively in supplying quality fabrics. It has been noticed that many companies base their supplies on second-hand goods, which contain not 100% cotton, but cotton with additives and even synthetics. We supply only 100% cotton, the use of which gives a high-quality effect: no streaks, no lint and good absorbency. Our rags are made from white calico and waffle fabric, which allows for multiple uses - the fabric can be rinsed, washed and even bleached for reuse.

By purchasing real 100% cotton rags, you can be sure that wiping work will be done quickly and efficiently.