Q: Which is stronger and durable, nylon or polyester when customize waterproof bags?
A: When the waterproof bag is customized. Both nylon and polyester fabrics are conventional fabrics. The durability and durability of the two are almost the same. However, there are certain differences between the two fabrics in terms of feel, gloss, lightness, toughness and other characteristics. Let's learn more about it together!
Nylon fabric has the characteristics of good toughness, wear resistance, scratch resistance, tensile and compressive properties, strong corrosion resistance, light weight, easy dyeing, easy cleaning, soft and comfortable hand feeling, etc. It is a light fabric. The gram weight of the fabric will be lighter than other fabrics. Therefore, if the lightness of the tool bag is relatively high, it is more appropriate to choose nylon fabric.
Polyester fabric has good wrinkle resistance and shape retention, high strength and elastic recovery, wrinkle resistance, no ironing, non-stick wool, etc. It also has good moisture removal and breathability. It is used to make tool kits. The tool kits are more three-dimensional, with good ventilation and moisture removal, not easy to fade, and relatively easy to clean.
Both nylon and polyester fabrics are expressed in denier (D) units. When the density of the fiber is constant, the larger the denier, the thicker the fiber and the more obvious the fabric texture. On the contrary, the smaller the denier, the finer the fiber and the more obvious the fabric texture. less obvious. From the appearance of the fabric alone, the larger the D number, the thicker the fiber, and the thicker and stronger the finished fabric will be. On the contrary, the smaller the D number, the thinner the fiber, and the lighter and thinner the finished fabric will be.
Compared with polyester and nylon fabrics, nylon's lightness, toughness, color fastness, gloss, and hand feel are better than those of polyester. As for wear resistance, the two are almost the same, but the price of nylon fabrics is slightly higher than that of polyester. Higher, and the affordability is not as high as polyester.
