Warp knitted fabrics- technical - Import export

Multiaxials, known as NonCrimp fabrics are made by one or more layers of long structural fibers oriented along the preferred direction, held in place by a secondary nonstructural stitching thread, fleece, or binder. Quadriaxial fabric is one in which long, structural fibers is oriented in four directions, held in place by a secondary nonstructural stitching thread.

Multiaxials, known as NonCrimp fabrics are made by one or more layers of long structural fibers oriented along the preferred direction, held in place by a secondary nonstructural stitching thread, fleece, or binder. Triaxial fabric is one in which long, structural fibers are oriented in three directions, held in place by a secondary nonstructural stitching thread

Multiaxials, known as NonCrimp fabrics are made by one or more layers of long structural fibers oriented along the preferred direction, held in place by a secondary nonstructural stitching thread, fleece, or binder. Biaxial fabric is one in which long, structural fibers are oriented in two directions, held in place by a secondary nonstructural stitching thread.