Bonded fabric vs Foam laminated fabric
Understanding Bonded vs. Foam Laminated Fabrics Fabric Construction: Bonded Fabric: Composed of two adhered layers Face fabric (various materials) Backing fabric (typically knit) Foam Laminated Fabric: Three-layer construction Face fabric Middle foam layer (functional properties) Backing fabric (usually tricot knit) Performance Characteristics: Both fabric types provide: Enhanced shape retention Improved stability Added warmth Foam laminated fabrics offer additional benefits: Waterproof capabilities Breathability features Specialized functionality from foam layer Quality Inspection Protocols: Visual Inspection: Primary focus on face fabric appearance Backing fabric/middle layer functional assessment Surface defect identification Evenness of lamination/bonding Functional Testing: Both fabric types require: Physical Property Tests: Peeling strength evaluation Shrinkage to wash measurement Thickness verification Weight per square meter...