Elongation is specified as a
percentage of the starting length. The elastic elongation is of decisive
importance since textile products without elasticity would hardly be useable.
They must be able to deform and also return to shape. The fiber elongation
should therefore be at least 1-2% and preferably slightly more.
The grater crease-resistance of
wool compared with cotton arises for examples from the difference in their
elongation cotton 6-10%, wool 25-45%.
If you can give some details about it, it will be helpful for all. Thanks.
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