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With a structure
the resembles a network of tiny springs and dampers, achieved by using
a polyester thread and a three-dimensional weaving technique, the
three-dimensional solid textile that we call "3D-Net" has
cushioning properties unlike any other conventional woven textile. |
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The net's thickness can be adjusted
within a range of 1.5 - 13 mm
Features of its "solid" structure:
Cushioning properties
Ventilating and Heat-retaining properties
Distribution of body pressure |
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Materials can be selected to meet
requirements such as durability, heat resistance, etc.; chemical
recycling is possible
Thread gage:
Multi-filament, 150D - 1300D
Mono-filament, 200D - 800D
Product strength can be fine-tuned by selection of thread material
and gage |
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| This textile's
construction incorporates surface and backing fabrics (knitting fabrics)
linked together with a pile yarn. |
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With the 3D-Net's excellent ventilating
and heat-retaining properties, the same level of humidity can be maintained
in both the back and chest areas. |
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Test conditions:
Ambient temperature 25 degrees C; humidity level 50%
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Humidity characteristics due to mattress differences (comparison
of back and chest areas) |
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3D-Net places less burden
on the body's muscles compared to low-resilience urethane over an
extended period of sitting. |
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| Force Distribution
of Urethane |
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Force Distribution
of 3D-Net |
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