Plain
Weave
Definition: - It is a
simplest form of the weave. It is mostly used in weaving industries.
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Wide range of verities in this weave
like cambric, muslin, heavy blanket, canvas etc.
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It is the simplest from all weaves,
having a repeat size of 2.
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The range of application of this
weave is wide.
Characteristics:-
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Cloth thickness and mass per unit
area are limited.
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In this weave have maximum no. of
binding points.
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The threads interlace in alternate
order of 1 up and 1 down.
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The thread density is limited.
Examples:-
Uses:-
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Plain weave finds extensive uses.
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It is used in cambric, muslin,
blanket, dhoti, saree, suiting, shirting etc.
Derivatives Of Plain Weaves: - The
plain weave may be modified by extending it warp or weft way or both. The
extension of the plain weave thus produce a rib effect.
1.
Warp Rib Structure :- This Structure
produce by extending the plain weave in warp way direction.
Warp rib structure can be defined by two ways
I Regular II.Irregular
I.Regular warp rib structure :
Weave - 2 up - 2 down (in warp side)
2.
Weft Rib Structure :- This structure
produce by extending the plain weave in weft direction.
I Regular II.Irregular
I. Regular weft rib structure :- In this structure using a modified denting plan.Because of in actual denting plan rolling defect appear in fabric design.To remove this defect using a modified denting plan.
Weave - 2 up - 2 down (in weft side)
II. Irregular weft rib structure:-
Weave - 4 up - 2 down (in weft side)
3.Matt rib weave or Hopsack weave :- This weave known as hopsack or basket weave.This structure made from extending the plain weave in both (warp and weft) direction.
Matt rib structure can be defined by two ways
I Regular II.Irregular
I. Regular matt rib structure :-
Weave - 2 up - 2 down (in warp side)
II. Irregular weft rib structure:-
Weave - 2 up - 2 down (in warp side)
Uses:-
Warp and weft rib:-
- It is used in gross grain cloth, reap cloth, combric cloth etc.
Matt rib:-
- It is use in variety of fabric such as dress materials, shirting, duck cloth, sail cloth etc.
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