Fabric Finishes AS Textiles Revision Revision for Fabric Finishes in the Textiles industry 2.5 / 5 based on 4 ratings ? Design & Technology: TextilesASAQA Created by: DanielleCreated on: 08-01-13 19:57 The industrial equivalent of ironing Calendering 1 of 12 A finish that uses wire brushes to lift fibres from the fabric, giving it a soft fleecy handle Brushing 2 of 12 A finish that makes the fibres swell Mercerising 3 of 12 The solution used to mercerise fibres is... Sodium Hydroxide 4 of 12 The name of the property given to a fabric when it can be shaped or set by heat Thermoplastic 5 of 12 A finish given to a fabric to make it dry fast, smooth, need little or no ironing and reduce tear strength/abrasion resistance Easy Care 6 of 12 The soft, fibrous surface that occurs on a fabric after a brushing finish Nap 7 of 12 Also known as a 'physical finish' Mechanical Finish 8 of 12 A physical finish where fabric is steamed and allowed to relax on a vibrating table without tension Shrink Resistant Finish 9 of 12 A stain resistant brand Teflon 10 of 12 A type of child's clothing that is especially treated with a flame resistant finish Nightwear 11 of 12 The superimposition and bonding of two or more fabrics, or a fabric with paper, film or foam Lamination 12 of 12
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