First step of the Texaal weaving process

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The Texaal weaving process in three steps

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The fabric, a woven textile

Schematic of a common fabric, as seen by a magnifying glass

Schematic of a common fabric with the view enlarged nearly 100 times

Micro photography of a common fabric with the view enlarged nearly 100 times

Unlike 'non-woven' textiles where the fibres are amalgamated by different processes, the fabric is made by weaving. This means that threads are interlaced to make a type of net with largely fine stitches.

It is possible to use all types of fibres (cotton, polyester or a mix) to produce these threads. Historically, weaving is of a quality proof, but it is only recently that the micro fibre technologies have enabled the production of very fine weaving and extremely tight technical fabrics.

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