Sentence examples for protective fabric from inspiring English sources
Mail, or chain mail, was made of small rings of iron, typically of one-half-inch diameter or less, linked into a protective fabric.
Two types of permeable fabrics were considered for this study: (i) NOMEX IIIA as a thermal protective fabric and (ii) Cotton/Spandex as a commodity fabric.
(Bronze mail was impractical because of the insufficient strength of the alloy). Mail, or chain mail, was made of small rings of iron, typically of one-half-inch diameter or less, linked into a protective fabric.
The $89 product uses supportive structures inside the seams of the garment, similar to the flexible boning used in old-school corsets, and encases those structures in a soft channel of protective fabric.
HoneyLove uses supportive structures in side the seams of the garment, similar to the flexible boning used in old-school corsettes, and encases those structures in a soft channel of protective fabric.
The garment was made from trilaminate, a three-layer chemical/biological protective fabric, consisting of a selectively permeable barrier film laminated between outer and inner textiles.
I mean, actually one of Margaret's colleagues and I had a grant from them to use Biochar to produce protective fabrics.
"You must have a certain amount of protection, and you can't go below that," said Gwynedd A. Thomas, associate professor of ballistics and protective fabrics at Auburn University.
Stabproof garments typically require protective fabrics with less space between threads, and it wasn't until the past year or so, Caballero said, that he was able to develop a single lightweight material that could handle both threats.
Textile fibers use copper to create antimicrobial protective fabrics, as do ceramic glazes, stained glass and musical instruments.
Texas Tech's College of Agricultural Science and Natural Resources has received state and federal grants for research projects including the fiber properties of cotton, the antibacterial properties of cotton fabric, and the development of chemical-warfare protective fabrics.
