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11 results for “3D knitting” in materials
- 3d textiles knitted and woven3D knitted & woven textiles, 3D SPACER & Cosmos are developed by Dutch fabric innovator Ferdinand Visser. Used for indoor applications, office chairs, or acoustical panels.
- 3D knitted jerseyThis dyed polyamide material is 3D knitted and can be used for fancy wear.
- 3D biaxial knitted fabricThis material has two Self-styled exterior surfaces. These are connected by spacer yarns of different materials and simultaneously kept at a distance. This creates structures that can be both flexible while offering structural stability in all three dimensions while maintaining a large degree of freedom.
- 3D knitted CC cubic acoustic fabricThis fabric is distinguished by its high dimensional stability and optimized sound absorbing qualities. Its geometrical and 3-dimensional structure defines the appearance of the fabric.
- Stretch 3D textileStretch 3D Textiles is a collection of knitted fabrics made of wool. Knitting gives the fabrics three dimensional and tactual structures. Using wool as a natural and durable fiber means it meets the specific requirements for both home and contract markets. All fabrics are on stock and available in lengths from 1 m. Stretch Textiles are distinctive because of their knitted construction, which results in a natural stretch.
- 3D-Tex PES / PP KHF3D-TEX are three-dimensional formed fabrics which are impregnated with a stabilising resin system. The used textiles are knitted fabrics made of polyester, polyamide or cotton. The stability can be controlled by the variable resin coats in different based materials ranging from elastic to stiff.
- 3D TextileThese woven and knitted mattress fabrics are not only interesting for trendy mattresses but also for interior purposes. The fabrics are sound absorbing and can be attached to a frame of a stand construction or to the hoist points mounted on a ceiling. Walls can be smoothly covered with high double-sided knit upholstery fabric with a soothing 3D relief.
- 3D stretchIt feels like rubber, it stretches like rubber, and it is made of Lycra. This version has 3D structure that makes it very tactile and edgy. Eclipse in Australia makes the most versatile textiles based on Lycra you have ever seen. Lycra or elastane is a synthetic fibre known for its exceptional elasticity. It is stronger and more durable than natural rubber.
- 3D Smoke OutCeiling system made of textile with traversing holes, joined to form tubular cavity openings. The ceiling is made of two superposed folds, identical, each making a rectangle-patterned opening. The upper fold is connected with the bottom fold with a multi-ply thread curtain, for a masking effect in any direction.
- 3D ProfileWarp knitted 3D structures have two external surfaces that can be designed freely. The two outer layers are connected and at the same time kept apart by spacer threads from a variety of materials. The result are complex textile structures that are characterised by flexibility on the one hand and structural stability on the other.
- JEWEL BRICK – Knit brickSix basic shapes that, in varying compositions, lead to infinite combinations, creating walls with a surprising relief that dazzles the eyes. Playful observations stimulate perception. The application of glazes can add an extra layer to this. This way of designing is not about an individual stone. It is about the many combinations that contain the possible compositions to create walls that resemble a warm sweater that makes you feel cherished.
