How do we recognize the types of textiles

According to the end use, industrial textiles can be divided into many categories. The classification system developed by Techtextil, Messe Frankfurt Exhibition GmbH has been widely used in Europe, North America and Asia. Techtextil specifies 12 application areas: Agrotech, Buildtech, Clothtech, Geotech, Hometech, Indutech, Medtech, Mobiltech, Oekotech, Packtech, Protech, and Sporttech, Architech (building textiles), military textiles, Autotech (automotive textiles), Smartech ( Smart textiles), wearable computers,. These are sometimes spelled as Agrotex, Buildtex, Clothtex, Geotex, Hometex, Indutex, Medtex, Mobiltex, Oekotex (Ecotex), Packtex, Protex and Sportex.

Agricultural Technology (Agricultural Textiles)

Agricultural textiles have been applied in the field of agricultural technology, using crop protection and crop development methods, and reducing farming risks. Mainly agricultural textiles can provide weather resistance and resistance to microorganisms, and are protected from harmful elements and external factors. Agricultural textiles help improve the overall conditions for crop growth and protection. Various textile products, fabric forms, fibers and technologies used in agricultural textiles can be used in agriculture, mainly for crop protection and crop growth, such as shade nets, heat insulation and sun protection materials, windshields, bird-proof nets, etc. The usage is very small. Shade, proper temperature, and air circulation to protect plants from direct sunlight and birds. Agricultural textiles involve covering mats, anti-hail nets and crop coverings. Agricultural textiles can also be used in gardening, aquaculture, gardening and forestry. More examples of uses and applications include livestock protection, weed control and pest control.

Buildtech (Architectural Textiles)

Architectural textiles are used for: building concrete reinforcement, facade basic systems, interior construction, thermal insulation materials, proofreading materials, air conditioning, sound insulation, visual protection, sun protection, and building safety.

An interesting and beautiful application is the use of textile membranes in roof construction. This area is also called textile building. The use of PVC-coated high-strength PES, Teflon-coated glass fiber fabric or silicone-coated PES has low creep properties. Excellent examples of this structure can be found in football stadiums, airports and hotels.