Woven elastic tapes are a specialty product that TRAMIGO dominates the market for in China. This specific kind of elastic has an excellent quality, which in turn encourages its use in applications that are considered to be of a higher end. These elastic tapes are produced in a variety of widths and using a variety of different types of raw materials. Fabrication of elastics is possible using a variety of yarns, including cotton yarn, polypropylene yarn, polyester yarn, nylon yarn, and high-quality heat-resistant rubber thread. There are advantages and disadvantages to each material, such as its overall strength, its degree of stretch, and the particular use environment.
The commercial and the garment manufacturing industries are the most common users of webbing elastic tape, which is a type of fabric that stretches. Waistbands, suspenders, straps, and even shoe laces can all benefit from the use of woven elastics. Fabrics that are woven narrowly are frequently utilized in industries that are more specialized, such as the footwear industry, the intimate apparel industry, the sporting goods and wears industry, and the medical and surgical wear and instruments industry.
We come into contact with elastics on a daily basis. Elastic is used for a variety of different things, including bra straps, belts, and shell holders in hunting vests. It is essential to keep in mind that fold over and flat are the two different types of woven elastics band available. When pressure is applied, fold over elastics easily fold in on themselves. These are typically utilized in settings that call for a high level of comfort, such as the waistbands of underwear. When pressure is applied, elastics that do not fold over are more sturdy and maintain their tautness better.
In addition, a woven pattern can be created with elastic for use in the construction of furniture, high-traffic seating, and automotive rebuilds. A thicker width of elastic is used to create weaving elastic, which can then be woven to increase both its strength and its resistance to tension. After the weaving process is complete, the material is typically stretched and attached. The end result is a material with a high tensile strength that can still bend and move when subjected to normal use.